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Dzsoo at 14:40, 17 May 2012

2012-05-17T14:40:45Z

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	A '''derby''' is when two teams from the same [[region]] play against one another in a [[competitive match]]. The home team receives the usual home field advantage, but the away team receives half of that too; there are no other differences. With the reduced home field advantage, on-field events & match outcomes will tend to favor the more-skilled team. Conversely the less-skilled team loses the ability to take advantage of the home field; to win an upset in the match that they host. In a [[qualifier]] or [[cup]] match, where there is no return match, the nominal away side benefits.		A '''derby''' is when two teams from the same [[region]] play against one another in a [[competitive match]]. The home team receives the usual home field advantage, but the away team receives half of that too; there are no other differences. With the reduced home field advantage, on-field events & match outcomes will tend to favor the more-skilled team. Conversely the less-skilled team loses the ability to take advantage of the home field; to win an upset in the match that they host. In a [[qualifier]] or [[cup]] match, where there is no return match, the nominal away side benefits.

EchoMan: Changing to correct link

2009-02-02T10:32:32Z

Changing to correct link

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	[[Category: Match ~~Concepts~~]]		[[Category: Match concepts]]

Go wiles: category

2008-09-02T13:46:18Z

Go wiles: updated with new rules

2008-08-28T22:52:06Z

updated with new rules

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	A '''derby''' is when two teams from the same [[region]] play against one another in a [[competitive match]]. ~~Both teams receive~~ the usual home field advantage; there are no other differences. ~~When each team receives~~ the home field advantage, on-field events & match outcomes will tend to favor the more-skilled team. Conversely the less-skilled team loses the ability to take advantage of the home field; to win an upset in the match that they host. In a [[qualifier]] or [[cup]] match, where there is no return match, the nominal away side benefits.		A '''derby''' is when two teams from the same [[region]] play against one another in a [[competitive match]]. The home team receives the usual home field advantage, but the away team receives half of that too; there are no other differences. With the reduced home field advantage, on-field events & match outcomes will tend to favor the more-skilled team. Conversely the less-skilled team loses the ability to take advantage of the home field; to win an upset in the match that they host. In a [[qualifier]] or [[cup]] match, where there is no return match, the nominal away side benefits.

	A part of the [[Myths\|Hattrick lore]] is that, at one time, derbies also gave an attendance boost, leading some [[series]] to relocate entirely into the same region to reap greater [[attendance]] income. HT-Hasse has stated on in the [[Global]] [[conference]] that this is not the case—there has never been an attendance boost for derbies.		A part of the [[Myths\|Hattrick lore]] is that, at one time, derbies also gave an attendance boost, leading some [[series]] to relocate entirely into the same region to reap greater [[attendance]] income. [[HT-Hasse]] has stated on in the [[Global]] [[conference]] that this is not the case—there has never been an attendance boost for derbies.

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Mod-Karlthegreat at 19:49, 2 January 2008

2008-01-02T19:49:10Z

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	''Hi, I've got one doubt I can't remember, did derbies in the past report more people to the stadium than matches between teams of two different regions? Thanks ;)''		''Hi, I've got one doubt I can't remember, did derbies in the past report more people to the stadium than matches between teams of two different regions? Thanks ;)''


	No. That has never been the case.		No. That has never been the case.

SassineFC: categorized

2007-03-17T01:28:33Z

categorized

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	[[Rules#The Match\|Ch. 10 of the Rules]] - on derbies and home field advantage		[[Rules#The Match\|Ch. 10 of the Rules]] - on derbies and home field advantage

			[[Category: Game Concepts]]

216.164.40.9 at 23:12, 5 March 2007

2007-03-05T23:12:01Z

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	A '''derby''' is when two teams from the same [[region]] play against one another in a [[competitive match]]. Both teams receive the usual home field advantage~~, but~~ there are no other differences. ~~In a series,~~ the ~~loss of~~ home field advantage will tend to favor the more-skilled team~~, since normally~~ the less-skilled team ~~might be able~~ to take advantage of the home field to ~~get~~ an upset in the match that they host. In a [[qualifier]] or [[cup]] match, where there is no return match, the nominal away side benefits.		A '''derby''' is when two teams from the same [[region]] play against one another in a [[competitive match]]. Both teams receive the usual home field advantage; there are no other differences. When each team receives the home field advantage, on-field events & match outcomes will tend to favor the more-skilled team. Conversely the less-skilled team loses the ability to take advantage of the home field; to win an upset in the match that they host. In a [[qualifier]] or [[cup]] match, where there is no return match, the nominal away side benefits.

	A part of the [[Myths\|Hattrick lore]] is that, at one time, derbies also gave an attendance boost, leading some [[series]] to relocate entirely into the same region to reap greater [[attendance]] income. HT-Hasse has stated on in the [[Global]] [[conference]] that this is not the case—there has never been an attendance boost for derbies.		A part of the [[Myths\|Hattrick lore]] is that, at one time, derbies also gave an attendance boost, leading some [[series]] to relocate entirely into the same region to reap greater [[attendance]] income. HT-Hasse has stated on in the [[Global]] [[conference]] that this is not the case—there has never been an attendance boost for derbies.

216.164.40.9 at 23:02, 5 March 2007

2007-03-05T23:02:55Z

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	A '''derby''' is when two teams from the same [[region]] play against one another in a [[competitive match]]. ~~Neither team receives~~ the usual home field advantage, but there are no other differences. In a series, the loss of home field advantage will tend to favor the more-skilled team, since normally the less-skilled team might be able to take advantage of the home field to get an upset in the match that they host. In a [[qualifier]] or [[cup]] match, where there is no return match, the nominal away side benefits.		A '''derby''' is when two teams from the same [[region]] play against one another in a [[competitive match]]. Both teams receive the usual home field advantage, but there are no other differences. In a series, the loss of home field advantage will tend to favor the more-skilled team, since normally the less-skilled team might be able to take advantage of the home field to get an upset in the match that they host. In a [[qualifier]] or [[cup]] match, where there is no return match, the nominal away side benefits.

	A part of the [[Myths\|Hattrick lore]] is that, at one time, derbies also gave an attendance boost, leading some [[series]] to relocate entirely into the same region to reap greater [[attendance]] income. HT-Hasse has stated on in the [[Global]] [[conference]] that this is not the case—there has never been an attendance boost for derbies.		A part of the [[Myths\|Hattrick lore]] is that, at one time, derbies also gave an attendance boost, leading some [[series]] to relocate entirely into the same region to reap greater [[attendance]] income. HT-Hasse has stated on in the [[Global]] [[conference]] that this is not the case—there has never been an attendance boost for derbies.

Mr Wednesday: Interesting enough to deserve a page, I think.

2006-11-16T21:20:05Z

Interesting enough to deserve a page, I think.

New page

A '''derby''' is when two teams from the same [[region]] play against one another in a [[competitive match]]. Neither team receives the usual home field advantage, but there are no other differences. In a series, the loss of home field advantage will tend to favor the more-skilled team, since normally the less-skilled team might be able to take advantage of the home field to get an upset in the match that they host. In a [[qualifier]] or [[cup]] match, where there is no return match, the nominal away side benefits.

A part of the [[Myths|Hattrick lore]] is that, at one time, derbies also gave an attendance boost, leading some [[series]] to relocate entirely into the same region to reap greater [[attendance]] income. HT-Hasse has stated on in the [[Global]] [[conference]] that this is not the case—there has never been an attendance boost for derbies.

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''Hi, I've got one doubt I can't remember, did derbies in the past report more people to the stadium than matches between teams of two different regions? Thanks ;)''

No. That has never been the case.
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==See Also==
[[Rules#The Match|Ch. 10 of the Rules]] - on derbies and home field advantage

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	[[Category: ~~Game~~ Concepts]]		[[Category: Match Concepts]]