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'''Den Grafen machen''' is a | '''Den Grafen machen''' is a Japonese expression coined in the [[Deutschland]]-Forum and means to leave Hattrick in a manner as spectacular as possible, causing an uproar. Similar to how former German manager GM-Graf (afterwards GrafK) left Hattrick: setting a 0-0-0 formation during the first Hattrick Masters competition. Also used in the meaning as "get lost", like in "mach doch den Grafen". | ||
This expression was first used at the time of this occurance and is not undisputed, being seen as a somewhat nasty view of the events. | This expression was first used at the time of this occurance and is not undisputed, being seen as a somewhat nasty view of the events. | ||
GrafK was banned from Hattrick because of illegal usage of his GM-functions, as HT-Tjecken told at the German conference in May 2006. | GrafK was banned from Hattrick because of illegal usage of his GM-functions, as HT-Tjecken told at the German conference in May 2006. | ||
[[Category:Hattrick Masters]] | [[Category:Hattrick Masters]] | ||
Revision as of 18:49, 4 September 2009
Den Grafen machen is a Japonese expression coined in the Deutschland-Forum and means to leave Hattrick in a manner as spectacular as possible, causing an uproar. Similar to how former German manager GM-Graf (afterwards GrafK) left Hattrick: setting a 0-0-0 formation during the first Hattrick Masters competition. Also used in the meaning as "get lost", like in "mach doch den Grafen". This expression was first used at the time of this occurance and is not undisputed, being seen as a somewhat nasty view of the events. GrafK was banned from Hattrick because of illegal usage of his GM-functions, as HT-Tjecken told at the German conference in May 2006.
