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Emotions are still running high if you post just after seeing your result :p keep it classy though N-Euro Elite League Round Three ****Madpool 0-2 Yellow Submarine**** Yellow Submarine attacked hard in the first half to no avail as Madpool’s defenders prove their worth but in the second half, Yellow Submarine were finally able to take the lead with a goal from Richardo Falcao in the 48th minute. Madpool had three chances of their own in the second half of the game but it was still only half as much as Yellow Submarine who seem to be on fire this season. In the 80th minute Alcino Viana secures the win for Yellow Submarine after heading the ball in from a cross. ****Intergalactico Stars 2-1 Silverdale Hotpot*** Intergalactico get their first win of the season this round against Silverdale Hotpot who at least seem to be having a better time of it than they had last season! Nikos Scabos gets the first goal of the game for Intergalactico Stars in the 16th minute which was the only goal of the first half. A couple of injuries in the first half prevented Silverdale from gaining momentum but they were first to score in the second half with a goal coming from Steven Calderwood in the 52nd minute. It seemed like the match would end in a draw as both teams were quite evenly matched but in typical Intergalactico fashion, Gandalf Grey gets a last minute goal in the 91st minute to win the game for Intergalactico. ****DuDs Baggies 2-0 Battlestar Odwinica** Neither side had lost a game so far in the season but there could be only one winner today and Baggies played well to their home advantage. Brett Chan scored first in the 22nd minute for DuDs Baggies and despite a further three chances, Baggies were unable to score again until the second half. Conor Shearer scored the second goal for Baggies in the 46th minute which was their last goal despite eight chances overall in the game. Odwinica managed two attempts on goal themselves but couldn’t manage to score. ***Winston Gardens FC 1-3 Eights United*** Gardens have not had the easiest of starts after facing Madpool and Odwinica away in their first two games and it’s not about to get easier as their first home game of the season is against Eights United. Eights kept to a tight defence and strong midfield to counter a strong line-up from Winston Gardens. The first half was exciting with both teams getting a good amount of shots on goal but Eights had the better chances and scored in the 17th and 32nd minute with goals from Severin Granås and Terje Isfjord. Charles Ingham kept Gardens in the game with a goal in the 36th minute but they started to lose more and more ground to Eights in the second half and after a goal in the 67th minute from Hjalmar Seljevold, Gardens’ players were too tired to keep up an attack. ***AC Elites 0-1 The Familia FC**** (Formerly Rising Phoenix) The Familia FC were taking no chances today against AC Elites and kept their opponents locked down. Elites managed one chance in the game but failed to score while Familia FC had five attempts on goal but their only success came from a freekick in the 31st minute which was scored by Cletus Sheen. Manager of the Round: Zell, Yellow Submarine, an away win to Madpool is no easy feat to accomplish but Yellow Submarine made it look easy with a 2-0 win and 10 chances to Madpool’s 4. Best Performance: Eights United, Eights had it all in this game. They had to fend off 7 chances from their opponents and still managed to create 9 of their own and win 3-1 away from home. Player of the Round: Severin Granås, Eights United, Granås scored the first goal of the game for Eights united and assisted in the second giving the team a 2-0 lead before Gardens’ first goal. N-Euro Elite League Round Four ****Eights United 2-0 DuDs Baggies**** Eights continue their unbeaten run with their 12th competitive victory in a row against DuDs Baggies this round. Despite the scoreline, it was a close game with both teams creating four chances against each other. Eights do have an undeniably stronger team however and Hjalmar Seljevold and Charles Almaas prove it by scoring goals in the 19th and 93rd minutes respectively. Still, this was a close game and it shouldn’t be forgotten that Baggies bested Odwinica in their home game last round so this may be a fixture to watch out for in the return leg. ****Battlestar Odwinica 0-0 Yellow Submarine***** Yellow Submarine continue their unbeaten first foray into the Elite League with an away draw against last season’s second place team. Odwinica had a stronger defence and offence but Yellow Submarine dominated the midfield which meant Odwinica’s strikers barely had a chance to apply their strength. Yellow Submarine had the only chance of the first half and followed it up with four more in the second half but they couldn’t beat Odwinica’s iron defence. Odwinica only managed one chance in the game and it was a close save by Jamie Barton of Yellow Submarine but they too were shut out. *****Intergalactico Stars 4-2 AC Elites***** Elites gave Intergalactico a run for their money in this game but the home side had louder fans and they were spurred on to victory. Nikos Scabos was first to score with a goal in the 28th minute but AC Elites were able to equalise thanks to a goal in the 35th minute from Melvin Bodin. Unfortunately for Elites, a mis-hit pass to their own keeper resulted in Clifford Dempster scoring an own goal which put Intergalactico right back into the lead again in the 40th minute. Eager to make up for his teammate’s mistake, Melvin Bodin scored again for AC Elites in the second half and they enjoyed 20 minutes of a tied scoreline before Gandalf Grey pushed Intergalactico back into the lead with a goal in the 75th minute. And just to top it off, Nikos Papadopolos scored a final goal for Intergalactico Stars in the 92nd minute. **Silverdale Hotpot 4-4 Madpool*** It was hard to tell which team’s fans were more excited today as both sides knew they’d be getting a good show no matter the result. Madpool started off the showboating with a goal from Spence Monk in the very first minute of the game but Steven Calderwood soon responded with a goal for Silverdale in the 3rd minute. Madpool then surged into the lead after a freekick was scored by Reggie Hales in the 14th minute and Archie Gay then scoring in the 24th but Silverdale scraped it back with a freekick of their own, scored by Hernan Orellana in the 29th minute and then a goal from Julian Wacek in the 44th minute. The first half ended with the score at 3-3 but the goals continued into the second half with Madpool kicking things off again as Spence Monk scores first in the 52nd minute. Not happy with Madpool leading for too long, Jamie Jerome levelled the scores again and for the final time with a goal in the 62nd minute. ****Winston Gardens FC 1-2 The Famila FC**** Is there a new curse of the Elite League where one team is doomed to poor results despite a strong team? Last season Silverdale Hotpot were unexplainably close to relegation and this season Winston Gardens just cannot catch a break. The Familia outplayed them at every turn today starting with a goal from Rupert Bachmann in the 18th minute of the game and a second goal from Stan Kingston in the 41st minute saw the first half end 2-0 in favour of The Familia FC. Winston Gardens did well in the second half to keep from conceding any further goals despite five attempts from their opponents but of the three chances of scoring they had themselves, they were only able to score from one – a long range shot from Elroy Goodison in the 86th minute. Manager of the Round: Nikos9, Intergalactico Stars, AC Elites tried hard this round but Intergalactico’s disciplined team kept up the pace throughout the entire game to secure them the win. Best Performance: Silverdale Hotpot & Madpool, a joint award this round as these two teams put on a spectacular show from which both sides’ fans came away grinning at their own teams dominance over the other. Player of the Round: Melvin Bodin, AC Elites, Elites played a defence-favouring 5-4-1 formation today which left Melvin Bodin on his own up front but he was still able to score two goals out of the few occasions in which his teammates were able to get the ball to him. N-Euro Elite League Round Five ****Madpool 1-2 Intergalactico Stars**** Intergalactico are not the struggling side they were last season as they continue to outmatch the veterans of the Elite League with a victory over Madpool this round. Maximus Decimus Meridius was the first to score in the 9th minute for an early Intergalactico lead but Reggie Hales equalised for Madpool before the first half was over. It continued to be a close game into the second half with both teams creating four chances each overall but Intergalactico got a lucky break in the 80th minute with a freekick from which Gandalf Grey was able dummy the keeper. *****Silverdale Hotpot 0-1 Battlestar Odwinica**** After a couple of disappointing results, Odwinica’s players were trying their hardest this game and their team ratings show it but Silverdale were playing a tough game themselves and had superior tactics to match. Odwinica was concentrating on defence which prevented Silverdale from creating more than one chance but had the same effect on their own strike force. Their only chance of the game came in the form of a penalty in the 80th minute and Fritjof Tygesen, perhaps sensing that this would be his team’s only chance of a goal, put everything he had into the shot and scored a clutch goal for Odwinica that won them the game. *****Yellow Submarine 2-0 Eights United**** Yellow Submarine do not see their opponents. They know only football. They come on to the pitch each round and play the game. Did they even know they had beaten the unbeatable Eights United? Did they care? Do they feel? Irving Beasley gave Yellow Submarine an early lead after scoring in the 2nd minute and Submarine kept up the offence, creating seven chances overall compared to just one from Eights. In the 81st minute Nicola Delipiano scored Yellow Submarine’s second goal for safety but Eights had already missed the only chance they were to make this game. *****Winston Gardens FC 2-0 AC Elites***** Neither of these teams had won a game so far this season but that was obviously about to change with this match and it was Winston Gardens who had the initiative and won 2-0. With a goal in the very first minute from Fadi Zankho, it was clear that Winston Gardens wanted this victory more and they had the upper hand for the whole match. Most of their attacking came in the second half where they created five chances against Elites who made only two shots on goal in the game. It wasn’t until the 68th minute that Winston Gardens felt safe in their lead when Cornelio Notario scored their second goal but despite a strong showing from AC Elites, they failed to score a goal of their own. ****The Famila FC 0-0 DuDs Baggies**** The Familia FC start to lose momentum this round after two successive wins when they fail to overcome DuDs Baggies who keep their defence tight for a hard-fought point away from home. With no goals being scored it was an uneventful game but The Familia were clearly the more offensive side and created four chances against one from Baggies, but Baggies’ keeper kept them in the game and their defenders made sure he didn’t have too much work to do this match. Manager of the Round: Zell, Yellow Submarine, with his victory today Zell is the first manager to beat Eights United in a competitive game in a run of 12 games! Best Performance: Yellow Submarine, Submarine were a hard team to beat this round with team ratings of 11-11-11, 5 stars for the manager and 7 chances created against 1. Player of the Round: Gandalf Grey, Intergalactico Stars, Grey assisted the first goal of the game which put Intergalactico into the lead and when the match threatened to end in a draw, he managed to beat the pressure to score a game-winning freekick after 80 minutes of play. Alliances Infinity: Eights United, Real Peeps, Recall United: 25 Intergalactico Stars, Leeds M.O.T, Fedex United: 24 Valyrian Steelers: Winston Gardens, The Roger Federer Crew, Rossers Rovers: 20 The Shield: Madpool, Hadens Rangers, Coloccini FC: 17 BuBic: DuDs Baggies, bob, Cubic County: 11 Spotlight The Spotlight this week was on Hadens Rangers vs Atlético Aqui1a. Players were to predict the outcome and how many freekicks would be taken in the game. Result: Hadens Rangers won 3-0 over Atlético Aqui1a with one freekick in the game. Intergalactico was closest with his guess of 3-1 to Haden and 2 freekicks. Week 3: Next week the spotlight is shining on the lower league and we're looking at Tuesday's games. Fedex United vs Recall United both teams have won 4 games and drawn 1 and are in 1st and 2nd place respectively. Please predict the outcome and the midfield rating of each team Winners: Week 1: Hadens Rangers Weel 2: Intergalactico Stars

Can we have a demonstration of your vote power please?

Happy birthday Dane-iel the Daneboy!

If it is tracking it turns Flink from suspicious to trustworthy in my view :p

Is that about Flink? So he draws information out of people (interesting wording, torture?) and tricking the votes... It doesn't sound too innocent tbh =\

I don't think 4-5-1 is defensive or offensive. I usually use it if I want a strong midfield without compromising the defence... so I guess it's kind of cautious in that sense but it can be just as offensive as 3-5-2.

What is the current order? Stick me on the end please.

And a Walkman

For halloween you could go as all three!

I have no suspects but there are two people I trust.

After eating half of the flowers, the groom felt rather sheepish. Overall it was a baa'd ceremony, the best man had rambled on in his speech and they had been fleeced out of all their savings.

I have nothing to add at this juncture. Do any of you require anything of me? I feel like I'm not posting as much as normal :p which is mostly due to being tired and overworked.

Forgive me sir but I was not expecting the Spanish Inquisition :p

Not exactly :p

My target last night was ReZourceman, I trust nothing foul befell you?

Good thing it wasn't a swirlywirlymcburly

I was mentioned in this post: http://www.n-europe.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1571462&postcount=72 But it isn't in my list and I received no notification

The crowd watched in admiration as Superdog flew towards danger once more.

Well now I could do 2m and if you're coming to the n-e meet...

I don't see any reason to vote for anyone just yet. Flink has admitted to targeting Nintendohnut which could mean he killed him and wants to appear innocent now, or it could just mean he targeted Nintendohnut and someone else killed him. I'm never one to vote on half-arsed information so I'll just trust that the appropriate people will do their checks. I have information from my night action last night but it would not do to reveal it. I have nothing concrete but my PM has given me a good inclination of two player's abilities I think.

500k and a mars bar!

Yes I will start my haggling at 200k

My given name has no relationship to my forum name nor does my role appear to be based on my good self. Has anyone claimed to have been roleblocked or prevented from carrying out their actions in any way? We should also be on the lookout for players who may have been silenced. It'd be easy not to notice with so many players.