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'''GM-brxnivy''' is a [[GameMaster]] for the [[USA]]. He also is a former U-20 coach for the USA, and led the team to a bronze medal during his second term as manager. | '''GM-brxnivy''' is a [[GameMaster]] for the [[USA]]. He also is a former U-20 coach for the USA, and led the team to a bronze medal during his second term as manager (the only medal for any USA U-20 national team after the first two [[U-20 World Cup|U-20]] World Cups). His name ''brxnivy'' is an obscure reference to Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, to whom he swears allegiance. The name is short for "bricks and ivy," a common slang term for the field due to the ivy on the outfield walls. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:48, 14 April 2010
GM-brxnivy is a GameMaster for the USA. He also is a former U-20 coach for the USA, and led the team to a bronze medal during his second term as manager (the only medal for any USA U-20 national team after the first two U-20 World Cups). His name brxnivy is an obscure reference to Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, to whom he swears allegiance. The name is short for "bricks and ivy," a common slang term for the field due to the ivy on the outfield walls.