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Supporters: avoid redirect

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	* ''Constabler'', owner of '''SV Consti 98''' in {{Flag\|GER}}, since 14.10.2009		* ''Constabler'', owner of '''SV Consti 98''' in {{Flag\|GER}}, since 14.10.2009
	* ''Carlos_Tevez'', owner of '''[[Boca JBA]]''' in {{Flag\|GER}}, since 20.11.2009		* ''Carlos_Tevez'', owner of '''[[Boca JBA]]''' in {{Flag\|GER}}, since 20.11.2009
	* ''[[Pelotas]]'', owner of '''[[Lokomotiv Veltem Back-on-Track]]''' in {{Flag\|BEL}}, since 08.02.2010		* ''[[User:Pelotas\|Pelotas]]'', owner of '''[[Lokomotiv Veltem Back-on-Track]]''' in {{Flag\|BEL}}, since 08.02.2010
	* ''Stanghacker'', owner of '''Stanghausen 08''' in {{Flag\|GER}}, since 28.02.2010		* ''Stanghacker'', owner of '''Stanghausen 08''' in {{Flag\|GER}}, since 28.02.2010
	* ''LA-Superjhemp'', owner of '''FA Red Boys 05''' in {{Flag\|LUX}}, since 21.06.2010		* ''LA-Superjhemp'', owner of '''FA Red Boys 05''' in {{Flag\|LUX}}, since 21.06.2010

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	Surprisingly, Gyhum started to play counter attacks (a syndrom that would become a strange habit by leading teams in II.2) and lost a couple of games at the end of the season, putting WY in position to win the title after all. But in the last minutes of the last league day, Daehanmingung, lead by Germany's most arrogant manager of the year, scored 2 goals against Nordend and undeservedly won the championship.		Surprisingly, Gyhum started to play counter attacks (a syndrom that would become a strange habit by leading teams in II.2) and lost a couple of games at the end of the season, putting WY in position to win the title after all. But in the last minutes of the last league day, Daehanmingung, lead by Germany's most arrogant manager of the year, scored 2 goals against Nordend and undeservedly won the championship.
	Season 42 saw the promotion of "beloved" supporter Dakar's [[Hochhemmer Chaosclub]] as well as what some consider Germany's best team VfL Yogiji. Despite training general, the 2 first matches against Daehanmingung away and Yogiji at home were lost, putting WY in the situation of having to compete against relegation for the first time in the team history. In the third game of the season at Gyhum, WY played a desperate 5-2-3 tactical kamikaze and was ahead 0-3 at halftime (3 Onno Wezelaar goals). FC Gyhum, playing with an 151 hatstats advance, striked back 3 times in the second half. With the score tied at 3-3 and the club facing a disastrous season, only one man could change the outcome of this game: Danny Stampff. In the 83' minute and with only 17% ball possession, he dribbled 80 meters alone on the right side before shooting from an impossible angle. The ball went in and the 2000 WY fans that made the away trip could barely be prevented to invade the pitch. 2 MOTS games at Nordend and against Kolo Kolo put the team in a safe 3rd place (ahead of Dakar of course) in the middle of the second half of the season. II.2 finished the season as Germany's third best league for the second season in a raw, yet again with no team promoting to the Bundesliga.		Season 42 saw the promotion of "beloved" supporter Dakar's [[Hochhemmer Chaosclub]] as well as what some consider Germany's best team VfL Yogiji. Despite training general, the 2 first matches against Daehanmingung away and Yogiji at home were lost, putting WY in the situation of having to compete against relegation for the first time in the team history. In the third game of the season at Gyhum, WY played a desperate 5-2-3 tactical kamikaze and was ahead 0-3 at halftime (3 Onno Wezelaar goals). FC Gyhum, playing with an 151 hatstats advance, striked back 3 times in the second half. With the score tied at 3-3 and the club facing a disastrous season, only one man could change the outcome of this game: Danny Stampff. In the 83' minute and with only 17% ball possession, he dribbled 80 meters alone on the right side before shooting from an impossible angle. The ball went in and the 2000 WY fans that made the away trip could barely be prevented to invade the pitch. 2 MOTS games at Nordend and against Kolo Kolo put the team in a safe 3rd place (ahead of Dakar of course) in the middle of the second half of the season. II.2 finished the season as Germany's third best league for the second season in a raw, yet again with no team promoting to the Bundesliga.

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History

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	Surprisingly, Gyhum started to play counter attacks (a syndrom that would become a strange habit by leading teams in II.2) and lost a couple of games at the end of the season, putting WY in position to win the title after all. But in the last minutes of the last league day, Daehanmingung, lead by Germany's most arrogant manager of the year, scored 2 goals against Nordend and undeservedly won the championship.		Surprisingly, Gyhum started to play counter attacks (a syndrom that would become a strange habit by leading teams in II.2) and lost a couple of games at the end of the season, putting WY in position to win the title after all. But in the last minutes of the last league day, Daehanmingung, lead by Germany's most arrogant manager of the year, scored 2 goals against Nordend and undeservedly won the championship.
	Season 42 saw the promotion of "beloved" supporter Dakar's [[Hochhemmer Chaosclub]] as well as what some consider Germany's best team VfL Yogiji. Despite training general, the 2 first matches against Daehanmingung away and Yogiji at home were lost, putting WY in the situation of having to compete against relegation for the first time in the team history. In the third game of the season at Gyhum, WY played a desperate 5-2-3 tactical kamikaze and was ahead 0-3 at halftime (3 Onno Wezelaar goals). FC Gyhum, playing with an 151 hatstats advance, striked back 3 times in the second half. With the score tied at 3-3 and the club facing a disastrous season, only one man could change the outcome of this game: Danny Stampff. In the 83' minute and with only 17% ball possession, he dribbled 80 meters alone on the right side before shooting from an impossible angle. The ball went in and the 2000 WY fans that made the away trip could barely be prevented to invade the pitch. 2 MOTS games at Nordend and against Kolo Kolo put the team in a safe 3rd place (ahead of Dakar of course) in the middle of the second half of the season. II.2 finished the season as Germany's third best league for the second season in a raw, yet again with no team promoting to the Bundesliga.		Season 42 saw the promotion of "beloved" supporter Dakar's [[Hochhemmer Chaosclub]] as well as what some consider Germany's best team VfL Yogiji. Despite training general, the 2 first matches against Daehanmingung away and Yogiji at home were lost, putting WY in the situation of having to compete against relegation for the first time in the team history. In the third game of the season at Gyhum, WY played a desperate 5-2-3 tactical kamikaze and was ahead 0-3 at halftime (3 Onno Wezelaar goals). FC Gyhum, playing with an 151 hatstats advance, striked back 3 times in the second half. With the score tied at 3-3 and the club facing a disastrous season, only one man could change the outcome of this game: Danny Stampff. In the 83' minute and with only 17% ball possession, he dribbled 80 meters alone on the right side before shooting from an impossible angle. The ball went in and the 2000 WY fans that made the away trip could barely be prevented to invade the pitch. 2 MOTS games at Nordend and against Kolo Kolo put the team in a safe 3rd place (ahead of Dakar of course) in the middle of the second half of the season. II.2 finished the season as Germany's third best league for the second season in a raw, yet again with no team promoting to the Bundesliga.




	=== '''All season results''' ===		=== '''All season results''' ===

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	\| style="text-align:center" \| [[Image:Stampff.png \| Danny Stampff]] \|\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Deutschland.gif]] '''Danny Stampff''' (29y), ''Defender'', official matches played: 145<br> Stampff is a former german U20 and A-NT midfielder/defender who played 6 games for [[Germany]] during the [[U-20 World Cup X]] campaign of U20 national coach Nirk as well as 20 games with NT national coach [[Carlos_Tevez]], reaching the third round of the World Cup XIV in Thailand. He was bought by WY in season 34 for the moderate sum of € 4.5mio and is seen by experts as one of the most talented playmaking defender in HT. He is by far the most famous player in team history, even if his red hair color is subject to a lot of taunting.		\| style="text-align:center" \| [[Image:Stampff.png \| Danny Stampff]] \|\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Deutschland.gif]] '''Danny Stampff''' (29y), ''Defender'', official matches played: 145<br> Stampff is a former german U20 and A-NT midfielder/defender who played 6 games for [[Germany]] during the [[U-20 World Cup X]] campaign of U20 national coach Nirk as well as 20 games with NT national coach [[Carlos_Tevez]], reaching the third round of the World Cup XIV in Thailand. He was bought by WY in season 34 for the moderate sum of € 4.5mio and is seen by experts as one of the most talented playmaking defender in HT. He is by far the most famous player in team history, even if his red hair color is subject to a lot of taunting.
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	\| style="text-align:center" \| [[Image:Koumpilias.png \| Yiorgos Koumpilias]] \|\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Flag_Greece_Hellas.png]] '''Yiorgos Koumpilias''' (30y), ''Scorer'', official matches played: 118<br> Yiorgos "Creditgreek" Koumpilias was bought way back in league VI during the same season as the purchase of Stampff. Despite loosing his starting job in the II in season 41, he went on to be the player who scored the most goals in that season while being a backup ! Yiorgos owns 2 restaurants, 3 bars and a bank in his hometown. His legendary nickname was given to him by ~~Manager~~ Drexelsior.		\| style="text-align:center" \| [[Image:Koumpilias.png \| Yiorgos Koumpilias]] \|\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Flag_Greece_Hellas.png]] '''Yiorgos Koumpilias''' (30y), ''Scorer'', official matches played: 118<br> Yiorgos "Creditgreek" Koumpilias was bought way back in league VI during the same season as the purchase of Stampff. Despite loosing his starting job in the II in season 41, he went on to be the player who scored the most goals in that season while being a backup ! Yiorgos owns 2 restaurants, 3 bars and a bank in his hometown. His legendary nickname was given to him by manager Drexelsior.
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	\| style="text-align:center" \| [[Image:Stampff.png \| Danny Stampff]] \|\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Deutschland.gif]] '''Danny Stampff''' (29y), ''Defender'', official matches played: 145<br> Stampff is a former german U20 and A-NT midfielder/defender who played 6 games for [[Germany]] during the [[U-20 World Cup X]] campaign of U20 national coach Nirk as well as 20 games with NT national coach [[Carlos_Tevez]], reaching the third round of the World Cup XIV in Thailand. He was bought by WY in season 34 for the moderate sum of € 4.5mio and is seen by experts as one of the most talented playmaking defender in HT. He is by far the most famous player in team history, even if his red hair color is subject to a lot of taunting.		\| style="text-align:center" \| [[Image:Stampff.png \| Danny Stampff]] \|\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Deutschland.gif]] '''Danny Stampff''' (29y), ''Defender'', official matches played: 145<br> Stampff is a former german U20 and A-NT midfielder/defender who played 6 games for [[Germany]] during the [[U-20 World Cup X]] campaign of U20 national coach Nirk as well as 20 games with NT national coach [[Carlos_Tevez]], reaching the third round of the World Cup XIV in Thailand. He was bought by WY in season 34 for the moderate sum of € 4.5mio and is seen by experts as one of the most talented playmaking defender in HT. He is by far the most famous player in team history, even if his red hair color is subject to a lot of taunting.
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			\| style="text-align:center" \| [[Image:Koumpilias.png \| Yiorgos Koumpilias]] \|\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Flag_Greece_Hellas.png]] '''Yiorgos Koumpilias''' (30y), ''Scorer'', official matches played: 118<br> Yiorgos "Creditgreek" Koumpilias was bought way back in league VI during the same season as the purchase of Stampff. Despite loosing his starting job in the II in season 41, he went on to be the player who scored the most goals in that season while being a backup ! Yiorgos owns 2 restaurants, 3 bars and a bank in his hometown. His legendary nickname was given to him by Manager Drexelsior.
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	=== '''Competing with the best''' ===		=== '''Competing with the best''' ===
			[[image:Gyhumvswy.png \|left\|frame\|Sensational upset by WY and Danny Stampff]]
	The first season (S41) in the II.2 was dominated by the competition against 1.FC Gyhum, a high salary totally overspending team that deployed an armada of b-skill naked players. But a strategic region change combined with a brillant 4-5-1 formation ensured WY a draw in the first match of the season. The first half of the season went better than anybody could expect, the first 5 matches were all won by a dominant team around newly aquired goalkeeper Bzowski and an outstanding Ansgar Buksch in the midfield. Unfortunately, an early cup loss and away misfortunes against Roter Stern Nordend and Daehanmingung stopped WY's progression. A disastrous hold-up by Nordend in the return match ended the teams hope of playing Bundesliga in the following season.		The first season (S41) in the II.2 was dominated by the competition against 1.FC Gyhum, a high salary totally overspending team that deployed an armada of b-skill naked players. But a strategic region change combined with a brillant 4-5-1 formation ensured WY a draw in the first match of the season. The first half of the season went better than anybody could expect, the first 5 matches were all won by a dominant team around newly aquired goalkeeper Bzowski and an outstanding Ansgar Buksch in the midfield. Unfortunately, an early cup loss and away misfortunes against Roter Stern Nordend and Daehanmingung stopped WY's progression. A disastrous hold-up by Nordend in the return match ended the teams hope of playing Bundesliga in the following season.
	Surprisingly, Gyhum started to play counter attacks (a syndrom that would become a strange habit by leading teams in II.2) and lost a couple of games at the end of the season, putting WY in position to win the title after all. But in the last minutes of the last league day, Daehanmingung, lead by Germany's most arrogant manager of the year, scored 2 goals against Nordend and undeservedly won the championship.		Surprisingly, Gyhum started to play counter attacks (a syndrom that would become a strange habit by leading teams in II.2) and lost a couple of games at the end of the season, putting WY in position to win the title after all. But in the last minutes of the last league day, Daehanmingung, lead by Germany's most arrogant manager of the year, scored 2 goals against Nordend and undeservedly won the championship.

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	\| style="text-align:center" \| [[Image:Stampff.png \| Danny Stampff]] \|\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Deutschland.gif]] '''Danny Stampff''' (~~26y~~), ''Defender'', official matches played: ~~127~~ <br> Stampff is a former german U20 midfielder who played 6 games for [[Germany]] during the [[U-20 World Cup X]] campaign of U20 national coach Nirk as well as 20 games with NT national coach [[Carlos_Tevez]], reaching the third round of the World Cup XIV in Thailand. He was bought by WY in season 34 for the moderate sum of € 4.5mio and is seen by experts as one of the most talented playmaking defender in HT. He is by far the most famous player in team history, even if his red hair color is subject to a lot of taunting.		\| style="text-align:center" \| [[Image:Stampff.png \| Danny Stampff]] \|\| valign="top" \| [[Image:Deutschland.gif]] '''Danny Stampff''' (29y), ''Defender'', official matches played: 145<br> Stampff is a former german U20 and A-NT midfielder/defender who played 6 games for [[Germany]] during the [[U-20 World Cup X]] campaign of U20 national coach Nirk as well as 20 games with NT national coach [[Carlos_Tevez]], reaching the third round of the World Cup XIV in Thailand. He was bought by WY in season 34 for the moderate sum of € 4.5mio and is seen by experts as one of the most talented playmaking defender in HT. He is by far the most famous player in team history, even if his red hair color is subject to a lot of taunting.
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	=== '''Competing with the best''' ===		=== '''Competing with the best''' ===
	The first season (S41) in the II.2 was dominated by the competition against 1.FC Gyhum, a high salary totally overspending team that deployed an armada of b-skill naked players. But a strategic region change combined with a brillant 4-5-1 formation ensured WY a draw in the first match of the season. The first half of the season went better anybody could expect, the first 5 matches were all won by a dominant team around newly aquired goalkeeper Bzowski and ~~a dominating~~ Ansgar Buksch in the midfield. Unfortunately, an early cup loss and away misfortunes against Roter Stern Nordend and Daehanmingung stopped WY's progression. A disastrous hold-up by Nordend in the return match ended the teams hope of playing Bundesliga in the following season.		The first season (S41) in the II.2 was dominated by the competition against 1.FC Gyhum, a high salary totally overspending team that deployed an armada of b-skill naked players. But a strategic region change combined with a brillant 4-5-1 formation ensured WY a draw in the first match of the season. The first half of the season went better than anybody could expect, the first 5 matches were all won by a dominant team around newly aquired goalkeeper Bzowski and an outstanding Ansgar Buksch in the midfield. Unfortunately, an early cup loss and away misfortunes against Roter Stern Nordend and Daehanmingung stopped WY's progression. A disastrous hold-up by Nordend in the return match ended the teams hope of playing Bundesliga in the following season.
	Surprisingly, Gyhum started to play counter attacks and lost a couple of games at the end of the season, putting WY in position to win the title after all. But in the last minutes of the last league day, Daehanmingung, lead by Germany's most arrogant manager of the year, scored 2 goals against Nordend and ~~underservedly~~ won the championship.		Surprisingly, Gyhum started to play counter attacks (a syndrom that would become a strange habit by leading teams in II.2) and lost a couple of games at the end of the season, putting WY in position to win the title after all. But in the last minutes of the last league day, Daehanmingung, lead by Germany's most arrogant manager of the year, scored 2 goals against Nordend and undeservedly won the championship.
	Season 42 saw the promotion of "beloved" supporter Dakar's [[Hochhemmer Chaosclub]] as well as what some consider Germany's best team VfL Yogiji. Despite training general, the 2 first matches against Daehanmingung away and Yogiji at home were lost, putting WY in the situation of having to compete against relegation for the first time in the team history. In the third game of the season at Gyhum, WY played a desperate 5-2-3 tactical kamikaze and was ahead 0-3 at halftime (3 Onno Wezelaar goals). FC Gyhum, playing with an 151 hatstats advance, striked back 3 times in the second half. With the score tied at 3-3 and the club facing a disastrous season, only one man could change the outcome of this game: Danny Stampff. In the 83' minute and with only 17% ball possession, he dribbled 80 meters alone on the right side before shooting from an impossible angle. The ball went in and the 2000 WY fans that made the away trip could barely be prevented to invade the pitch. 2 MOTS games at Nordend and against Kolo Kolo put the team in a safe 3rd place (ahead of Dakar of course) in the middle of the second half of the season. II.2 finished the season as Germany's third best league for the second season in a raw, yet again with no team promoting to the Bundesliga.		Season 42 saw the promotion of "beloved" supporter Dakar's [[Hochhemmer Chaosclub]] as well as what some consider Germany's best team VfL Yogiji. Despite training general, the 2 first matches against Daehanmingung away and Yogiji at home were lost, putting WY in the situation of having to compete against relegation for the first time in the team history. In the third game of the season at Gyhum, WY played a desperate 5-2-3 tactical kamikaze and was ahead 0-3 at halftime (3 Onno Wezelaar goals). FC Gyhum, playing with an 151 hatstats advance, striked back 3 times in the second half. With the score tied at 3-3 and the club facing a disastrous season, only one man could change the outcome of this game: Danny Stampff. In the 83' minute and with only 17% ball possession, he dribbled 80 meters alone on the right side before shooting from an impossible angle. The ball went in and the 2000 WY fans that made the away trip could barely be prevented to invade the pitch. 2 MOTS games at Nordend and against Kolo Kolo put the team in a safe 3rd place (ahead of Dakar of course) in the middle of the second half of the season. II.2 finished the season as Germany's third best league for the second season in a raw, yet again with no team promoting to the Bundesliga.

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	The season seemed to roll out easily, until a huge upset loss in game 13 (later named by fans the "Fuchstal Robbing") accidentally caused great distress and almost doomed the season. Direct promotion seemed lost, and the last match of the season, a home game against third placed Zebras, would decide which of the 3 teams would end on top. Again, the club turned to the transfer market to reinforce a form weakened midfield and an injured set pieces shooter. Two new players were bought in and that move, like the one earlier in the season, paid off well. After one week of general training to try to save declining form, World Youth was able to put together 441 hatstats in a 2-0 MOTS victory over Zebras. Quite surprisingly, this victory also clinched the direct promotion to the II, as three other III champions lost their last game of the season. This evening, ThomasPrice was seen running around naked and drunk in his office shouting "NIE MEHR DRITTE LIGA"...		The season seemed to roll out easily, until a huge upset loss in game 13 (later named by fans the "Fuchstal Robbing") accidentally caused great distress and almost doomed the season. Direct promotion seemed lost, and the last match of the season, a home game against third placed Zebras, would decide which of the 3 teams would end on top. Again, the club turned to the transfer market to reinforce a form weakened midfield and an injured set pieces shooter. Two new players were bought in and that move, like the one earlier in the season, paid off well. After one week of general training to try to save declining form, World Youth was able to put together 441 hatstats in a 2-0 MOTS victory over Zebras. Quite surprisingly, this victory also clinched the direct promotion to the II, as three other III champions lost their last game of the season. This evening, ThomasPrice was seen running around naked and drunk in his office shouting "NIE MEHR DRITTE LIGA"...
	Beside the battle for the league championship, season 40 will be remembered as the first season of Danny Stampff's national team career. He played 8 games for Germany, 6 of them official WC-qualifiers, and even scored 2 goals in friendlies. Season 40 will also be the first season with a youth pull worth more than a broken french car, as Helge Possehl, a 17y old striker, was sold for 2,75mio €.		Beside the battle for the league championship, season 40 will be remembered as the first season of Danny Stampff's national team career. He played 8 games for Germany, 6 of them official WC-qualifiers, and even scored 2 goals in friendlies. Season 40 will also be the first season with a youth pull worth more than a broken french car, as Helge Possehl, a 17y old striker, was sold for 2,75mio €.

			=== '''Competing with the best''' ===
			The first season (S41) in the II.2 was dominated by the competition against 1.FC Gyhum, a high salary totally overspending team that deployed an armada of b-skill naked players. But a strategic region change combined with a brillant 4-5-1 formation ensured WY a draw in the first match of the season. The first half of the season went better anybody could expect, the first 5 matches were all won by a dominant team around newly aquired goalkeeper Bzowski and a dominating Ansgar Buksch in the midfield. Unfortunately, an early cup loss and away misfortunes against Roter Stern Nordend and Daehanmingung stopped WY's progression. A disastrous hold-up by Nordend in the return match ended the teams hope of playing Bundesliga in the following season.
			Surprisingly, Gyhum started to play counter attacks and lost a couple of games at the end of the season, putting WY in position to win the title after all. But in the last minutes of the last league day, Daehanmingung, lead by Germany's most arrogant manager of the year, scored 2 goals against Nordend and underservedly won the championship.
			Season 42 saw the promotion of "beloved" supporter Dakar's [[Hochhemmer Chaosclub]] as well as what some consider Germany's best team VfL Yogiji. Despite training general, the 2 first matches against Daehanmingung away and Yogiji at home were lost, putting WY in the situation of having to compete against relegation for the first time in the team history. In the third game of the season at Gyhum, WY played a desperate 5-2-3 tactical kamikaze and was ahead 0-3 at halftime (3 Onno Wezelaar goals). FC Gyhum, playing with an 151 hatstats advance, striked back 3 times in the second half. With the score tied at 3-3 and the club facing a disastrous season, only one man could change the outcome of this game: Danny Stampff. In the 83' minute and with only 17% ball possession, he dribbled 80 meters alone on the right side before shooting from an impossible angle. The ball went in and the 2000 WY fans that made the away trip could barely be prevented to invade the pitch. 2 MOTS games at Nordend and against Kolo Kolo put the team in a safe 3rd place (ahead of Dakar of course) in the middle of the second half of the season. II.2 finished the season as Germany's third best league for the second season in a raw, yet again with no team promoting to the Bundesliga.

	=== '''All season results''' ===		=== '''All season results''' ===

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	* ''Constabler'', owner of '''SV Consti 98''' in {{Flag\|GER}}, since 14.10.2009		* ''Constabler'', owner of '''SV Consti 98''' in {{Flag\|GER}}, since 14.10.2009
	* ''Carlos_Tevez'', owner of '''[[Boca JBA]]''' in {{Flag\|GER}}, since 20.11.2009		* ''Carlos_Tevez'', owner of '''[[Boca JBA]]''' in {{Flag\|GER}}, since 20.11.2009
	* ''[[Pelotas]]'', owner of '''[[Lokomotiv Veltem Back-on-Track]]''' in {{Flag\|BEL}}, since 08.02.2010		* ''[[User:Pelotas\|Pelotas]]'', owner of '''[[Lokomotiv Veltem Back-on-Track]]''' in {{Flag\|BEL}}, since 08.02.2010
	* ''Stanghacker'', owner of '''Stanghausen 08''' in {{Flag\|GER}}, since 28.02.2010		* ''Stanghacker'', owner of '''Stanghausen 08''' in {{Flag\|GER}}, since 28.02.2010
	* ''LA-Superjhemp'', owner of '''FA Red Boys 05''' in {{Flag\|LUX}}, since 21.06.2010		* ''LA-Superjhemp'', owner of '''FA Red Boys 05''' in {{Flag\|LUX}}, since 21.06.2010