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The full name of the club, Racing Club de Grove, was an attempt to capture the imagination of the local community and, to a certain extent, trick that very same paying public into thinking that the sport they were witnessing was something more than a weekly semi-professional mud-wrestling on some of the countries more 'lubricated' football pitches.
The full name of the club, Racing Club de Grove, was an attempt to capture the imagination of the local community and, to a certain extent, trick that very same paying public into thinking that the sport they were witnessing was something more than a weekly semi-professional mud-wrestling on some of the countries more 'lubricated' football pitches.


But the crowds kept turning up, and the club became reasonably skilled in the game they had previously kept so well hidden from their mystified fans - the club continues to go from strength to strength and, last season they finally gained promotion after winning the series VI championship for the second successive season.
'''Club history'''


RCG have already this season hit the heady heights of first place in series V.72, after a surprise opening day victory against Ironworks FC followed by a shock upset against freshly relegated penge pirates. The club continues to go from strength to strength - after establishing themselves at the series V level, the manager is confident of taking the club another step up the league ladder in a couple of seasons time.
Season 23 - finished 3rd in VI.410 / did not participate in cup


Their current star player is defender [[User:RLinney2001/RCGrove/players|Morris Bunter]]. It is rumoured that the clubs entire training regime revolves around him.
Season 24 - finished 5th in VI.410 / kicked out of cup in round 2
 
Season 25 - finished 1st in VI.410 / kicked out of cup in round 1
 
Season 26 - finished 1st in VI.410 / kicked out of cup in round 2
 
Season 27 - finished 5th in V.72 / kicked out of cup in round 3
 
Season 28 - finished 3rd in V.72 / kicked out of cup in round 5
 
Season 29 - finished 3rd in V.72 / kicked out of cup in round 3
 
Season 30 - finished 3rd in V.72 / kicked out of cup in round 4
 
Season 31 - kicked out of cup in round 5
 
 
Their current star player is defender [[User:RLinney2001/RCGrove/players|Morris Bunter]].
 
Many people also mock manager GM-Rlinney2001 openly about his retirement home approach to signing midfielders, and have no sympathy for his numerous "Monday Morning skilldrops".

Revision as of 21:31, 27 January 2007

R.C. Grove was formed in 2004, midway through season 23, to try and bring a touch of continental flair to a small town south of Manchester in the North-West of England.

The full name of the club, Racing Club de Grove, was an attempt to capture the imagination of the local community and, to a certain extent, trick that very same paying public into thinking that the sport they were witnessing was something more than a weekly semi-professional mud-wrestling on some of the countries more 'lubricated' football pitches.

Club history

Season 23 - finished 3rd in VI.410 / did not participate in cup

Season 24 - finished 5th in VI.410 / kicked out of cup in round 2

Season 25 - finished 1st in VI.410 / kicked out of cup in round 1

Season 26 - finished 1st in VI.410 / kicked out of cup in round 2

Season 27 - finished 5th in V.72 / kicked out of cup in round 3

Season 28 - finished 3rd in V.72 / kicked out of cup in round 5

Season 29 - finished 3rd in V.72 / kicked out of cup in round 3

Season 30 - finished 3rd in V.72 / kicked out of cup in round 4

Season 31 - kicked out of cup in round 5


Their current star player is defender Morris Bunter.

Many people also mock manager GM-Rlinney2001 openly about his retirement home approach to signing midfielders, and have no sympathy for his numerous "Monday Morning skilldrops".