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* [[George Carey|George 'Archbishop' Carey]] {{playerid|2470166}} - The greatest goalkeeper in HT History, nickamed Archibishop because he has the same name of the former [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Carey archibishop of Canterbury]. | * [[George Carey|George 'Archbishop' Carey]] {{playerid|2470166}} - The greatest goalkeeper in HT History, nickamed Archibishop because he has the same name of the former [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Carey archibishop of Canterbury]. | ||
* Markus 'Der Bomber' Saraba {{playerid|14860874}} - Scored a hattrick in a WC-Final. The real life German striker Gerd Müller has the same nickname. | * Markus 'Der Bomber' Saraba {{playerid|14860874}} - Scored a hattrick in a WC-Final. The real life German striker Gerd Müller has the same nickname. | ||
* Matej | * Matej "Božský" Mertl {{playerid|23451819}} - ''Božský'' means ''divine''. He had three divine skills (wing, set-pieces and experience) and become the best slovak player. | ||
* [[Predrag "Master" Andjelic]] {{playerid|7296649}} - The first player in history to win the Hattrick Masters twice. | * [[Predrag "Master" Andjelic]] {{playerid|7296649}} - The first player in history to win the Hattrick Masters twice. | ||
* Swen "Fumpe" Ewers {{playerid|112650522}} - Fumpe means a bad player in German. He was in the German U20-Team that won the WC. He was trained in set pieces, so he didnt make many stars. Everyone questioned his appointment to the national team, but he silenced them effectively when he scored two goals in the U20-WC-Final. | * Swen "Fumpe" Ewers {{playerid|112650522}} - Fumpe means a bad player in German. He was in the German U20-Team that won the WC. He was trained in set pieces, so he didnt make many stars. Everyone questioned his appointment to the national team, but he silenced them effectively when he scored two goals in the U20-WC-Final. | ||
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* Brian "75D" Madsen {{playerid|1530718}} - Reason unknown | * Brian "75D" Madsen {{playerid|1530718}} - Reason unknown | ||
* Attila "99" Voczelka {{playerid|69143005}} - Reason unknown | * Attila "99" Voczelka {{playerid|69143005}} - Reason unknown | ||
* Denis "Postrach" Backa {{playerid|56562694}} - ''Postrach'' means ''menace'', from classic movie "[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106701 Denis the Menace]", as a best slovak forward. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 11:02, 31 December 2009
Some players in Hattrick are born with a nickname, and some may be awarded a nickname by the HTs, after some special performance. Also GMs might give a player an initial if a manager has two players with the same name.
Players Awarded Nicknames
This is a few examples of players awarded a nickname:
- Karsten 'Mjølnir' Hammer (2777922) - Was awarded his name after Norway (his team) beat Sweden in a WC final.
- George 'Archbishop' Carey (2470166) - The greatest goalkeeper in HT History, nickamed Archibishop because he has the same name of the former archibishop of Canterbury.
- Markus 'Der Bomber' Saraba (14860874) - Scored a hattrick in a WC-Final. The real life German striker Gerd Müller has the same nickname.
- Matej "Božský" Mertl (23451819) - Božský means divine. He had three divine skills (wing, set-pieces and experience) and become the best slovak player.
- Predrag "Master" Andjelic (7296649) - The first player in history to win the Hattrick Masters twice.
- Swen "Fumpe" Ewers (112650522) - Fumpe means a bad player in German. He was in the German U20-Team that won the WC. He was trained in set pieces, so he didnt make many stars. Everyone questioned his appointment to the national team, but he silenced them effectively when he scored two goals in the U20-WC-Final.
- Marc 'de la gente' O'Farrell (4178968) - Reason unknown
- Brian "75D" Madsen (1530718) - Reason unknown
- Attila "99" Voczelka (69143005) - Reason unknown
- Denis "Postrach" Backa (56562694) - Postrach means menace, from classic movie "Denis the Menace", as a best slovak forward.
See Also
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