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The Unofficial World Championship is a championship with the same intention as the world champion title in boxing. Whoever beats the current world champion becomes the new world champion. One first match has to be found so the titlefights can start. Official Hattrick matches, and friendlies decide who wins the title.
The Unofficial World Championship is a championship with the same intention as the world champion title in boxing. Whoever beats the current world champion becomes the new world champion. One first match has to be found so the title fights can start. Official Hattrick matches and friendlies decide who wins the title.


The idea of this type of championship was found on the internet and posted on [[global]]. There the idea of doing the same for [[Hattrick]] was born, and [[GornikWalbrzych]] started in making the championship lists.
The idea of this type of championship was found on the internet and posted on [[global]]. There the idea of doing the same for [[Hattrick]] was born, and [[GornikWalbrzych]] started collating the championship lists.


After a little while people not only started to make the lists of the [[National Teams]] and [[U-20 teams]], but also for [[Clubteams]]. The idea of the [[Unofficial National Championship]] was born, where only clubteams from one country can take over the title, so [[international friendly|international friendlies]] won't count as championship matches.
After a little while people not only started to make the lists of the [[National Teams]] and [[U-20 teams]], but also for club teams. The idea of the [[Unofficial National Championship]] was born, where only club teams from one country can take over the title, so [[international friendly|international friendlies]] won't count as championship matches.
 
Some [[federations]] such as the [[Football_Forums_Hattrick_Federation/UFFHFCC|FFHF]] and the [[Unofficial_GMC_Championship|GMC]] also organise similar unofficial championships along the same lines.


Links to different categories of the championships: <br>
Links to different categories of the championships: <br>
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[[:Category:Unofficial_National_Championships]]


The Unofficial World Championship for national football teams in real life: [http://www.rsssf.com/miscellaneous/unoff-wc.html|a Rsssf unofficial WC]
The Unofficial World Championship for national football teams in real life: [http://www.rsssf.com/miscellaneous/unoff-wc.html Rsssf unofficial WC]
 
===See Also===


[[Bulgarian Unofficial Championship]]
[[Category:Unofficial_World_Championships|*]]

Latest revision as of 14:34, 28 March 2011

The Unofficial World Championship is a championship with the same intention as the world champion title in boxing. Whoever beats the current world champion becomes the new world champion. One first match has to be found so the title fights can start. Official Hattrick matches and friendlies decide who wins the title.

The idea of this type of championship was found on the internet and posted on global. There the idea of doing the same for Hattrick was born, and GornikWalbrzych started collating the championship lists.

After a little while people not only started to make the lists of the National Teams and U-20 teams, but also for club teams. The idea of the Unofficial National Championship was born, where only club teams from one country can take over the title, so international friendlies won't count as championship matches.

Some federations such as the FFHF and the GMC also organise similar unofficial championships along the same lines.

Links to different categories of the championships:
Category:Unofficial_World_Championships
Category:Unofficial_National_Championships

The Unofficial World Championship for national football teams in real life: Rsssf unofficial WC