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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. 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. | '''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.
