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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
[[Image:Edcant.PNG|thumb|left|Cant | [[Image:Edcant.PNG|thumb|left|Cant]] Cant was promoted by [[Edmonton Vikings]], one month later than another famous Vikings Player, [[Herman Ife]]. He was a truly skilled forward and got caps both in the [[U-20|U-20 Team]] and the [[National Team]]. | ||
Ed Cant didn't get all the success his teammate | Scoring 30 goals in 51 competitive matches caught the attention of [[Barrington Barons]], which payed the astronomical sum of 7 000 000 [[€]] for the transfer. Cant's career changed completely then. He won five Canadian Leagues, one Canadian Cup and became two times top scorer of the All Canadian League. | ||
Cant was also selected by National Team in preparation for the [[World Cup III]] in [[Nederland]], but he only played [[friendlies]] because [[Neil Pemberton]] was prefered over him for the competitive and [[World Cup]] matches. Following this, Cant was removed from the National Team. | |||
Barrington Barons sold him on global season 25 and his career become more discreet. He played in [[Spain]], [[Belgium]] (he won one league in division VI), [[Perú]] and he finally finish his career as a player in [[Colombia]], where he won his last league and scored 42 goals in 41 competitive matches, although his age. | |||
After he hung it up in [[Once Toques]], he started coaching but he didn't get any big trophy. | |||
It is rumoured that Ed Cant didn't get all the success his teammate Herman Ife had, and claimed that he lived in Ife's shadow, being unnoticed and ignored. Not much is known of him, he apparently would have married in Belgium with a young model. | |||
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| Personal Information | |||
| Full name | Edward Cant | ||
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| Nickname | Cant | ||
| Country |  Canada | ||
| Position | Coach, former forward | ||
| Current team |  Once Toques | ||
| Youth Career | |||
| Youth team | Edmonton Vikings | ||
| Senior Career | |||
| Seasons (Global) | Team |  |  |
| 3 (15) - 6 (18) | Edmonton Vikings | 51 | (30) |
| 7 (19) - 13 (25) | Barrington Barons | 96 | (124) |
| 13 (25) - 15 (27) |  Dark Moor | 33 | (23) |
| 14 (27) - 16 (29) |  squadra goaletta | 31 | (19) |
| 17 (29) - 20 (32) |  Sport Alianza | 35 | (6) |
| 21 (33) - 24 (36) | Once Toques | 41 | (42) |
| Total | 287 | (244) | |
| National Team | |||
| U20 Canada | 13 | ||
| National Team | |||
| Canada | 10 | ||
| Teams Managed | |||
| 24 (36) - 31 (43) | Once Toques | ||
| Appearances and goals counted for competitive matches only. | |||
Ed Cant is a Canadian coach and former player in Hattrick.
Biography
Cant was promoted by Edmonton Vikings, one month later than another famous Vikings Player, Herman Ife. He was a truly skilled forward and got caps both in the U-20 Team and the National Team.
Scoring 30 goals in 51 competitive matches caught the attention of Barrington Barons, which payed the astronomical sum of 7 000 000 € for the transfer. Cant's career changed completely then. He won five Canadian Leagues, one Canadian Cup and became two times top scorer of the All Canadian League.
Cant was also selected by National Team in preparation for the World Cup III in Nederland, but he only played friendlies because Neil Pemberton was prefered over him for the competitive and World Cup matches. Following this, Cant was removed from the National Team.
Barrington Barons sold him on global season 25 and his career become more discreet. He played in Spain, Belgium (he won one league in division VI), Perú and he finally finish his career as a player in Colombia, where he won his last league and scored 42 goals in 41 competitive matches, although his age.
After he hung it up in Once Toques, he started coaching but he didn't get any big trophy.
It is rumoured that Ed Cant didn't get all the success his teammate Herman Ife had, and claimed that he lived in Ife's shadow, being unnoticed and ignored. Not much is known of him, he apparently would have married in Belgium with a young model.
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Team Honours
- Cup Champion of the Canadian Cup for season 7 (19)
- Series Champion of the All Canadian for Season 7 (19)
- Series Champion of the All Canadian for Season 8 (20)
- Series Champion of the All Canadian for Season 9 (21)
- Series Champion of the All Canadian for Season 10 (22)
- Series Champion of the All Canadian for Season 11 (23)
- Series Champion of the VI.792 (Belgium) for Season 15 (28)
- Series Champion of the VI.788 (Colombia) for Season 22 (35)
Player Honours
- Top Scorer of the All Canadian for Season 8 (20) with 17 goals
- Top Scorer of the All Canadian for Season 9 (21) with 15 goals
