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{{Infobox Player
'''(2931777)'''
|                playername = Ed Cant
|                  playerid = 2931777
|                    image = Ed Cant (2931777).png
|                  fullname = Edward Cant
|                  nickname = Cant
|                  country = Canada
|                  position = [[Coach]], former [[forward]]
|              currentteam = {{Flagicon|COL}} [[Once Toques]]
|
|          countryyouthteam = CAN
|                youthteam = Edmonton Vikings
|
|                  seasons1 = 3 (15) - 6 (18)
|              countryteam1 = CAN
|                    team1 = Edmonton Vikings
|                  matches1 = 51
|                    goals1 = 30
|
|                  seasons2 = 7 (19) - 13 (25)
|              countryteam2 = CAN
|                    team2 = Barrington Barons
|                  matches2 = 96
|                    goals2 = 124
|
|                  seasons3 = 13 (25) - 15 (27)
|              countryteam3 = ESP
|                    team3 = Dark Moor
|                  matches3 = 33
|                    goals3 = 23
|
|                  seasons4 = 14 (27) - 16 (29)
|              countryteam4 = BEL
|                    team4 = squadra goaletta
|                  matches4 = 31
|                    goals4 = 19
|
|                  seasons5 = 17 (29) - 20 (32)
|              countryteam5 = PER
|                    team5 = Sport Alianza
|                  matches5 = 35
|                    goals5 = 6
|
|                  seasons6 = 21 (33) - 24 (36)
|              countryteam6 = COL
|                    team6 = Once Toques
|                  matches6 = 41
|                    goals6 = 42
|                 
|              totalmatches = 287
|                totalgoals = 244
|
|                matchesu20 = 13
|                  goalsu20 =
|          matchesnational = 10
|            goalsnational =
|
|            seasonscoach1 = 24 (36) - 31 (43)
|        countryteamcoach1 = COL
|                teamcoach1 = Once Toques
}}__NOTOC__


==Info==
'''Ed Cant''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] [[coach]] and former [[player]] in Hattrick.


Promoted from: [[Edmonton Vikings]]<br>
== Biography ==
Season 3, Week 11
[[Image:Edcant.PNG|thumb|left|Cant in an old picture]] Cant was promoted one month later than Super Star [[Herman Ife]] by the Vikings, although a truly skilled forward getting caps both in the [[U-20 Team]] and the [[National Team]], he never got to play in a [[World Cup]] match. He was selected in [[Team Canada]] in preparation for the [[World Cup]] in [[Nederland]], meanwhile [[Edmonton Vikings]] sold him to [[Barrington Barons]]. He only played National friendlies and [[Neil Pemberton]] was prefered over him for the [[World Cup]] matches. Following this, [[Ed Cant]] was removed from the National Side. He still was a starter for the Barons and grabbed two [[Top Scorer]] Titles in the [[All Canadian]] in Season 8 & 9. The Barons sold him in Season 13 to a Spanish Club, he spent some time there and is now playing for a Belgian Club.


Current owner: [[Sport Alianza]]<br>
Ed Cant didn't get all the success his teammate [[Herman Ife]] had, and some claimed that he lived in Ife's shadow, being unnoticed and ignored. Not much is known of him, he apparently would have settled in Belgium where he married a young model.
National Caps: 10


==Career==
== Prize Shelf ==
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[[Ed Cant]] was promoted one month later than Super Star [[Herman Ife]] by the Vikings, although a truly skilled forward getting caps both in the [[U-20 Team]] and the [[National Team]], he never got to play in a [[World Cup]] match. He was selected in [[Team Canada]] in preparation for the [[World Cup]] in [[Nederland]], meanwhile [[Edmonton Vikings]] sold him to [[Barrington Barons]]. He only played National friendlies and [[Neil Pemberton]] was prefered over him for the [[World Cup]] matches. Following this, [[Ed Cant]] was removed from the National Side. He still was a starter for the Barons and grabbed two [[Top Scorer]] Titles in the [[All Canadian]] in Season 8 & 9. The Barons sold him in Season 13 to a Spanish Club, he spent some time there and is now playing for a Belgian Club.
==== 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)


==Personnal Life==
==== 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


[[Ed Cant]] didn't get all the success his teammate [[Herman Ife]] had, and some claimed that he lived in Ife's shadow, being unnoticed and ignored. Not much is known of him, he apparently would have settled in Belgium where he married a young model.




[[category:Famous Canadian Players|Cant, Ed]]
[[category:Famous Canadian Players|Cant, Ed]]
[[category:Canadian National Team Players|Cant, Ed]]
[[category:Canadian National Team Players|Cant, Ed]]

Revision as of 23:08, 29 October 2010

Ed Cant (2931777)
Personal Information
Full name Edward Cant
Nickname Cant
Country  Canada
PositionCoach, former forward
Current team Colombia Once Toques
Youth Career
Youth teamCanada Edmonton Vikings
Senior Career
Seasons (Global)TeamAppearances(Goals)
3 (15) - 6 (18)Canada Edmonton Vikings51(30)
7 (19) - 13 (25)Canada Barrington Barons96(124)
13 (25) - 15 (27)Spain Dark Moor33(23)
14 (27) - 16 (29)Belgium squadra goaletta31(19)
17 (29) - 20 (32)Peru Sport Alianza35(6)
21 (33) - 24 (36)Colombia Once Toques41(42)
Total287(244)
National Team
Canada U20 Canada13
National Team
 Canada10
Teams Managed
24 (36) - 31 (43)Colombia Once Toques
Appearances and goals counted for competitive matches only.

Ed Cant is a Canadian coach and former player in Hattrick.

Biography

Cant in an old picture

Cant was promoted one month later than Super Star Herman Ife by the Vikings, although a truly skilled forward getting caps both in the U-20 Team and the National Team, he never got to play in a World Cup match. He was selected in Team Canada in preparation for the World Cup in Nederland, meanwhile Edmonton Vikings sold him to Barrington Barons. He only played National friendlies and Neil Pemberton was prefered over him for the World Cup matches. Following this, Ed Cant was removed from the National Side. He still was a starter for the Barons and grabbed two Top Scorer Titles in the All Canadian in Season 8 & 9. The Barons sold him in Season 13 to a Spanish Club, he spent some time there and is now playing for a Belgian Club.

Ed Cant didn't get all the success his teammate Herman Ife had, and some claimed that he lived in Ife's shadow, being unnoticed and ignored. Not much is known of him, he apparently would have settled in Belgium where he married a young model.

Prize Shelf

Canada Canada Canada Canada Canada Canada Belgium Colombia Canada Canada

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
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