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In Wolves' 8th season of hattrick, they achieved promotion to division IV.47. Wolves finished the season 7 points clear of second place in V.1 and only conceded 6 goals while scoring 53, leading the table in both points and goal difference. | In Wolves' 8th season of hattrick, they achieved promotion to division IV.47. Wolves finished the season 7 points clear of second place in V.1 and only conceded 6 goals while scoring 53, leading the table in both points and goal difference. | ||
Wolves sadly crashed out of division IV in the same season after focusing all efforts on the cup. This was a success as Wolves made it to the sixth round and generating the money they needed to fund their midfield development. | |||
Wolves are now back in division five and almost certainties to promote back to division four. | |||
Wolves' club owner Drew said "Our division four appearance was premature, we obviously weren't ready. Now though, with that experience, we have built a team that I am confident will secure promotion this season and also secure a long term spot in division four. We are a much better side now than we were three seasons ago." | |||
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'''Gatis Bludzs''' - Wolves' first choice keeper from their inception back in 2007. Gatis made the number one jersey his until 2009 when he made for prodigal youth team promotion, Will Thompson. | '''Gatis Bludzs''' - Wolves' first choice keeper from their inception back in 2007. Gatis made the number one jersey his until 2009 when he made for prodigal youth team promotion, Will Thompson. | ||
'''Will Thompson''' - A prodigy of Wolves' youth academy. Thompson was promoted at the tender age of 17 and slid straight into the number one jersey, pushing out Gatis. In his first season the young gun keeper increased three skill levels and continues to grow. He is the greatest youth pull Wolves have ever seen and has not missed a match in his career. Will is currently being scouted by the Oceania under 20 side, although it is probable that he will not make an appearance for the "Sea Slugs". Will single handedly brought about a change in training regime for Wolves, and his star value at the club has seen him become a fan favourite. Will sold for over $8 million to fund an overhaul of the Wolves' squad. | |||
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'''Jordi Montal''' - With a winning bid of $2, 658, 000 Montal became Wolves best defender and holds the record for largest transfer fee on the 26-1-09, and remains Wolves' largest purchase (current as of 3-7-09) | '''Jordi Montal''' - With a winning bid of $2, 658, 000 Montal became Wolves best defender and holds the record for largest transfer fee on the 26-1-09, and remains Wolves' largest purchase (current as of 3-7-09) | ||
''' | '''Aurelian Gheorgiu''' - Aurelian became the club's first magnificent scorer and set piece specialist after his arrival in 2009. He expertise in front of goal is revered throughout the club. | ||
''' | '''Pekka Nieminen''' - The player touted as Wolves' talisman. The striker joined Wolves in an off season spending spree that saw the club spend over $13 million in a bid to push back into, and maintain a spot in division four. Pekka's signing smashed the previous record transfer fee of Wolves (Jordi Montal for 2.6 million), with Pekka's fee of over $5.9 million. | ||
'''Blaise Thouvay''' - Signed for over $4 million to enhance Wolves' defence, Thouvay single handedly took Wolves' defence rating up a whole level with his introduction. | |||
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Although Wolves have achieved unmeasured success in a very short period of time in the league, their cup run has been somewhat less impressive. Wolves have only made it to round three in the cup and can't seem to shake the round three curse. | Although Wolves have achieved unmeasured success in a very short period of time in the league, their cup run has been somewhat less impressive. Wolves have only made it to round three in the cup and can't seem to shake the round three curse. | ||
In Wolves' ninth season they finally shook their round three curse, making it all the way to the sixth round. This season Wolves' almost matched that performance, making it to the fifth round only to go down 3-2 in extra time to a division three side. Many felt Wolves' were robbed in this match as the referee controversially did not award Wolves' a penalty which was clear cut. | |||
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Vipul Tate - passable winger, inadequate playmaking, passable passing. | Vipul Tate - passable winger, inadequate playmaking, passable passing. | ||
Yari Mackenzie - AN excellent winger and passable playmaker to come from the acacdemy, Yari was sold for $1 million hot out of the academy as he did not fit Wolves' training plan. Sadly, the team who bought him completely wiped his National U-20 potential as they did not coach him correctly. | |||
KWY has produced 2 players who have been short listed for national team duty. | KWY has produced 2 players who have been short listed for national team duty. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:20, 20 May 2010
Kingy Wolves History
Kingy Wolves came of existence on the 13/03/07 after entrepreneur Drew bought manutd glory and renamed it to the current Kingy Wolves phenomenon.
Wolves are based on a real life team but have achieved much more success than the real life equivalent.
In an historic first season for Wolves in division VI.27, Wolves were crowned premiers and achieved promotion to division V in a qualification match in which Wolves were large underdogs. Wovles made lean work of the New Zealand division V team, Playerz FC, and took their place in division V.208.
Since that historic day, Wolves have welcomed the tag of underdog and have relished in the pressure. So much so that a name change to UnderdogsFC almost came about.
Unfortunately for Wolves, this sudden run of success was not sustainable in div V and they dropped out in their first season.
Wolves again dominated div VI upon their return and were once again promoted in 2008 to div V.I. This time Wolves did manage to stay up and be competitive, finishing third in their first season up.
After four seasons in which Drew was still learning the ropes, Wolves managed to finish 3rd, 3rd, 4th, 4th respectively in division V.I.
In Wolves' 8th season of hattrick, they achieved promotion to division IV.47. Wolves finished the season 7 points clear of second place in V.1 and only conceded 6 goals while scoring 53, leading the table in both points and goal difference.
Wolves sadly crashed out of division IV in the same season after focusing all efforts on the cup. This was a success as Wolves made it to the sixth round and generating the money they needed to fund their midfield development.
Wolves are now back in division five and almost certainties to promote back to division four.
Wolves' club owner Drew said "Our division four appearance was premature, we obviously weren't ready. Now though, with that experience, we have built a team that I am confident will secure promotion this season and also secure a long term spot in division four. We are a much better side now than we were three seasons ago."
== Notable players ==
Past
Amongst Wolves' inaugural team was several players who stood out for the club and served very long careers playing for the green and gold.
Hamid Mahmoud - Wolves' first excellent player. This forward scored 42 goals in the league competition for Wolves in just 65 matches.
Juaquin Cascajo Castro - played a long stint with the club, being the heart of Wolves' midfield for many successful seasons, and racking up 88 matches.
Arlen Douglas - Wolves' best defender for several quality seasons. Many, including club owner Drew, see the sale of Arlen as a huge mistake and wish that he was back at the club. Douglas sold for over $800,000 in order to fund Wolves' midfield development.
Gatis Bludzs - Wolves' first choice keeper from their inception back in 2007. Gatis made the number one jersey his until 2009 when he made for prodigal youth team promotion, Will Thompson.
Will Thompson - A prodigy of Wolves' youth academy. Thompson was promoted at the tender age of 17 and slid straight into the number one jersey, pushing out Gatis. In his first season the young gun keeper increased three skill levels and continues to grow. He is the greatest youth pull Wolves have ever seen and has not missed a match in his career. Will is currently being scouted by the Oceania under 20 side, although it is probable that he will not make an appearance for the "Sea Slugs". Will single handedly brought about a change in training regime for Wolves, and his star value at the club has seen him become a fan favourite. Will sold for over $8 million to fund an overhaul of the Wolves' squad.
Present
Julain Gietemann - Gietemann was bought in 2008 as a supernatural playmaker and has only dropped one playmaking skill rating to date (3/7/09) as a 34 year old. During his career at Wolves he has been made captain, is the oldest player on Wolves' roster, has never lost his starting spot, and has been made coach. He is a true inspiration and a legend at Wolves who will live on long after his retirement.
Piero Stiletto - The only player from Wolves' inaugural season to still be at the club. He is beloved member of the squad and holds the club record for most appearances.
Jordi Montal - With a winning bid of $2, 658, 000 Montal became Wolves best defender and holds the record for largest transfer fee on the 26-1-09, and remains Wolves' largest purchase (current as of 3-7-09)
Aurelian Gheorgiu - Aurelian became the club's first magnificent scorer and set piece specialist after his arrival in 2009. He expertise in front of goal is revered throughout the club.
Pekka Nieminen - The player touted as Wolves' talisman. The striker joined Wolves in an off season spending spree that saw the club spend over $13 million in a bid to push back into, and maintain a spot in division four. Pekka's signing smashed the previous record transfer fee of Wolves (Jordi Montal for 2.6 million), with Pekka's fee of over $5.9 million.
Blaise Thouvay - Signed for over $4 million to enhance Wolves' defence, Thouvay single handedly took Wolves' defence rating up a whole level with his introduction.
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Oceanian Cup ==
Although Wolves have achieved unmeasured success in a very short period of time in the league, their cup run has been somewhat less impressive. Wolves have only made it to round three in the cup and can't seem to shake the round three curse.
In Wolves' ninth season they finally shook their round three curse, making it all the way to the sixth round. This season Wolves' almost matched that performance, making it to the fifth round only to go down 3-2 in extra time to a division three side. Many felt Wolves' were robbed in this match as the referee controversially did not award Wolves' a penalty which was clear cut.
==
Kingy Wolves Youth' ==
Kingy Wolves Youth, or KWY, has produced several quality players, all of whom have gone on to make good careers in the hattrick world. The most notable of promotions were;
Will Thompson - solid keeper, weak set pieces.
Reegan Longland - passable winger, inadequate scoring, weak playmaking.
Mangajay Wedderburn - solid winger, inadequate playmaking, inadequate passing, weak defending.
Alan Braithewaite - passable playmaking, inadequate passing.
Taunui Arambasic - passable scoring, inadequate passing, inadequate set pieces.
Blair Simmons - passable defending, passable winger, weak passing.
Vipul Tate - passable winger, inadequate playmaking, passable passing.
Yari Mackenzie - AN excellent winger and passable playmaker to come from the acacdemy, Yari was sold for $1 million hot out of the academy as he did not fit Wolves' training plan. Sadly, the team who bought him completely wiped his National U-20 potential as they did not coach him correctly.
KWY has produced 2 players who have been short listed for national team duty.
