Stinging Scorpions

Stinging Scorpions (62264)
Managed By:	Broughy1322
Location:	Teesside, England
Founded:	24/09/2005
Fan Club:	The Poison Tails
Highest Ranking:	10th
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Stinging Scorpions are a team in England managed by Broughy1322. They were founded on 24th September 2005 and therefore have a long history. They currently reside in Series III.6 in the English League System and are at the start of a rebuilding process.

The Club

Being five years old, Scorpions have a long and interesting history. See the Complete History section for a very detailed account of every season since the team was created. This section features a little bit of history and some current information on the club and it's key features.

Players

A lot of fantastic (and not so fantastic) players have come and gone at Scorpions, but they all mean a great deal to the club.

Current Squad

Shirt Number	Nationality	Position	Name		Shirt Number	Nationality	Position	Name
1	-	GK	-		8	-	IM	-
2		WB	Robert Loftus		9	-	IM	-
3	-	CD	-		10	-	IM	-
4	-	CD	-		11	-	WG	-
5	-	CD	-		12	-	FW	-
6		WB	Mahsun Manço		13	-	FW	-
7	-	WG	-		14	-	FW	-

This is an outline of the golden generation of players to be brought in to win Scorpions the title (see below for details). A player will not be added here unless he is going to stay at the club long enough to win the title. Intermediary players will be discounted.

The Golden Generation

The term "Golden Generation" is more often used with U20 teams in mind, where a U20 qualification campaign is sacrificed to give more experience to younger players and make them stronger for the following campaign. With Scorpions it is slightly different. After reaching Division II the manager realised that the team was ageing and that it was going to be very difficult to progress any further into the Premier League. With that in mind all the players were sold (with the exception of U20 star Robert Loftus) and Scorpions embarked on a 10 season plan to the top. 5 high quality potential defenders were bought and trained in defending to form the backbone of the team. These 5 players will take Scorpions to the top and the plan is to win the Premier League before Loftus' 30th birthday. Even though he is currently at the start of the plan, the manager has full belief that it will work and is excited for the future.

Previous Stars

Click here to check out some of the greatest ever Scorpions players in the Hall of Fame. Check out the notable players part of the youth team section to see the best players Scorpions have produced and either trained or sold on. There are however some players whose names should be mentioned due to their achievements at the club. These were mostly bought and/or trained by the club and then moved on, but they are special nonetheless:

Name	Club Achievement
Antonio Arcone	Scorpions first ever buy, a striker who cost £4,000 and was sold a month later for $37,000
Cyril Hund	Scorpions first big sell, a keeper bought for £48,000 and sold for £849,000 6 months later.
Rusmin Zadnikar	The first big buy, Zadnikar was a multi-skilled inner mid with U20 chances bought for £670k and sold for £2.5 mil. Worth £3.8 mil later in career.
Kiril Yanakiev Omar Hassan	Two special midfielders who were bought for £176,670 and £233,336 respectively, played every game together, and were sold for over £2.5 mil each almost 2 years later. Mirrored Steven Bevan and Kalipada Tripathi from the Hall of Fame.
Ludwik Jerzyński	First 5 star player. In the top 10 for number of matches played for the club, he once became top league scorer after being injured for the first 7 matches.
Rickard Danielsson	Long standing keeper, bought for £2.5 mil and helped the club reach Division II. If he was sold 5 days later he'd have been with the club for exactly 2 years.
Silvio Trocchi Nino Kolopilalas	Strikers who were bought on the same day and spearheaded the campaign of consecutive promotions from V to II. Scored a lot of goals between them, and were eventually replaced by Alain Wyckaert and Oben Güz during the Division III season.
Michael Ahlberg Hinrik Hühn Kris Manders	The first a central defender, the other two wing backs, these three players were all bought on the same day and protected Danielsson at the back during the "V to II" promotion push. Ahlberg also had divine SP skills and the other two were being trained in wing, so eventually sold for a profit.
Sergio Mercader Sercan Atılay	These two high-PM inner midfielders were bought on the same day as the three defenders above and were trained in wing during the "V to II" promotion push. Mercader eventually sold for £4 mil, the highest ever sale by Scorpions at the time.
Lutz-Peter Beiboot Thomas Bowmaker	The final pieces in the "V to II" promotion jigsaw were these two inner midfielders. Beiboot had high passing and fancy skills, whilst Bowmaker was a typical English brute with high defending. Along with Hajduch (see youth section) they dominated the midfield as the team promoted to Division II.

Major Achievements

Scorpions biggest achievement thus far is reaching Division II in England after successive promotions. More detailed info is in the complete history section, but the short story is that after seasons of languishing in VI and V the team won two V leagues, one IV league, and one III league with qualifier in consecutive seasons to promote from V to II in 3 seasons. The cup record for the club is only reaching round 6 due to always focusing on the league and the Hatstats record is 326 in this match. Scorpions have in recent times had a habit of outperforming the team abilities by winning matches and leagues against better opposition on paper. This remains a great achievement and helps motivate the younger players at the club.

Classic Logo

Logo

Pictured on the left is the classic Stinging Scorpions logo. Designed by the manager himself, the logo lasted around 10 seasons before being replaced by the current one (pictured in the infobox on the right), which was designed by a member of the logo thread on the global forum. Scorpions went through a drastic change as they started progressing up the leagues, including a new logo and kits, which is when this logo was replaced. Some fans can still be seen in the crowd wearing old kits with the old logo as a mark of their time supporting the club.

Arena

Pictured in the infobox to the right (click here for full view), The Scorpion Arena has a total capacity of 72,000 and hosts many events and every Scorpions game. A highlight of the arena was hosting a friendly between U20 England and U20 Suriyah, and there are plans to host NT England vs NT Suriyah too.

Classic Home Kit‎

Classic Away Kit‎

Kits

Scorpions kits have always followed the same pattern of orange and black home kit with pink and white away kit. The first kits created in the more advanced designer program are pictured to the left and right. They were very basic and did the job for a few seasons. However as Scorpions progressed up the leagues it was clear more stylish kits were needed to go along with the new logo. With that in mind the current kits (pictured in the infobox above) were designed by the manager himself, taking a template of shadows and then creating the Full Tilt Poker sponsor badge and the rest from scratch. The outcome was very pleasing and the kits have been with the club for many seasons. In the old designer Scorpions had the kits pictured below. The first two were for a single season and were scorpions first ever kits as a basic team. The second two brought more detail much in the same way the current kits improved on their older more basic versions.

Mini Scorpions

Stinging Scorpions Youth Team is known simply as "Mini Scorpions" and has produced some fantastic players over the years. They play at "Scorpions Training Ground" which is adjacent to the scorpion arena. On rare occasions youth games have been played at the same time as senior games, creating a great atmosphere for the young boys hoping to break through into the senior team.

Competitive Performances

Due to the high quality of players that have come through the youth squad, the team has always been very competitive in whatever youth league it has participated in.

Early Leagues

Season	League Name	Teams	W / D / L	Position
1	Broughy's Youth League	8	13 / 0 / 1	1st
2	Broughy's Youth League	8	12 / 1 / 1	1st
1	The General Managers Club	16	18 / 4 / 8	5th
2	The General Managers Club	16	22 / 2 / 6	2nd
3	The General Managers Club	16	28 / 0 / 2	1st

The first ever youth league Mini Scorpions participated in was "Broughy's Youth League" which was created by the manager and included seven of his real life friends who were playing Hattrick at the time. This was an interesting period as every team was a brand new team (the youth academy had just been introduced) but in both seasons the manager's skills shone through and Mini Scorpions won twice in a row, losing only 2 games out of 28. As interest in the league waned it was rebranded "The General Managers Club" and opened up to the public, now with 16 teams participating. There was a greater challenge for Mini Scorpions this time, as 30 week long seasons and tougher opponents saw them finish 5th out of 16. Many of the same 16 teams stuck around for season two and as Mini Scorpions brought in some new faces and great talent, a closely fought battle ended with them finishing 2nd, just one point off 1st. The 3rd and final season of The General Managers Club was to be Scorpions time to shine however. With again many of the same teams staying in the league, Mini Scorpions found an array of talent the likes of which have never been seen again (including now U20 star Robert Loftus) and won the league by three points, breaking all league records along the way by winning 28 out of 30 matches and scoring 165 goals (they also acquired the goals against and goal difference records of 26 and 139 respectively).

The GMC Youth League System

Season	Division	W / D / L	Position
1	V	1 / 4 / 1	2nd
2	V	5 / 0 / 1	1st
3	IV	6 / 0 / 0	1st
4	III	4 / 0 / 2	1st
5	II	3 / 3 / 0	1st
6	Premier League	4 / 0 / 2	1st
7	Premier League	2 / 0 / 4	3rd
8	Premier League	2 / 0 / 0	?

The creation of The General Managers Club federation, inspired by the youth league of the same name, also saw the creation of The GMC Youth League System. Click the link for the full story, but it started off as a simple up and down promotion/relegation battle with multiple 4 team leagues all in sync. As it grew it took on the same style as the Hattrick league system with multiple leagues in the same division and double demotions from higher divisions, finally reaching a single premier league at the top. The table to the right lists the divisions as they would be today, so for example in season one Mini Scorpions were in the Non-League Premier, the 5th league in the system and therefore the equivalent of division V now (as it takes four promotions to reach the top). So, after a brief period of non-competitive league hopping to sync up, Mini Scorpions were ready to do battle again and fancied their chances after their showing in the last 16 team league. However they were only allocated into the 5th league from the top (out of 8) based on star ratings of the team. What followed was a mirror image of the senior team's promotion push, with Scorpions' famous "overperforming with an inferior team" nature shining through.
Season one saw four draws and one win on the final day which meant Mini Scorpions escaped promotion at the death and ended up 2nd. The following season they went one better and promoted, losing only 1 game, but season three saw a whitewash with Scorpions winning all 6 games. Season four was a close battle which Scorpions eventually won, taking them one league away from the top. The Team then went undefeated in season five with 3 wins and 3 draws, and that was enough to take them into the Premier League after successive promotions each season to get there. Once there, the closest finish to the GMC youth league system's history saw Mini Scorpions win the whole thing at the first time of asking in season six. The winning margin was four goals, with 1st, 2nd & 3rd places all ending up on 12 points. Throughout the whole campaign Scorpions had stuck to their aggressive 2-5-3 high midfield high attack tactics and it eventually paid off with goal difference being key to winning. With the talent leaving the youth squad due to age, the future doesn't look as bright for Mini Scorpions, but they will continue to battle away in the GMC youth league system in the hope that one day they'll win it again.

Notable Players

Scorpions have been lucky in the past with some wonderful youth players (such as current U20 star Robert Loftus). This section is for those players who have moved on from the team but still deserve a mention in Scorpions history.

Name	Noted For
Josh Hajduch	The greatest team player ever. He was the first ever youth pull from Scorpions new youth academy and the first ever promoted player. As captain he won the first two youth leagues with Mini Scorpions, and went on to be trained as a midfielder in the senior team where he played a key part in the promotion push to division II. Was with the team from the age of 15 until he was sold as part of the restructuring at 27. It is hoped he will return to the club later in his career.
Brodie Cant	Trained up by Scorpions with Hadjuch for a while, but was sold and became a competent inner mid.
Charlie Brinkman	A mono winger who was quick and ended up being trained by Scorpions for 2 seasons, selling for over £2 mil.
Lawrence Alexander	Probably the biggest waste. Promoted as a 17.0 year old excellent striker but bought by a noob.
Mitch Cuffe Warren Leather	All rounders who came out of the academy in recent times with specs and 4 passable/inadequate skills. It will be interesting to see how these players improve and if they will make a return to Scorpions.
Wilfred Price	Rivalled only by Loftus as Scorpions top youth pull, Price came out of the academy with excellent winger, solid passing, passable PM and passable defending. Although he had no spec, his overall skills were slightly better than Loftus and when sold at 17.0 years old he fetched £2.6 mil. His future is being watched with great interest.
Click To See	The team that won the GMC youth league system, playing in their traditional 2-5-3 formation.

Complete History

Previous Teams

Season 27 was the start of the club known as Stinging Scorpions, but before that records show the team having four separate owners, each changing the look and feel of the club as they saw fit. Records only go as far back as season 15 and given the fact that England was introduced to Hattrick in Season 10, it is reasonable to assume there was at least one other club guise before the first (most likely a bot team). It is of interest to note that all the previous teams were situated in the league VI.771, making the club in it's current guise as Stinging Scorpions the first to break through to Series V and get out of that league.

Avon City FC
The first (and most notable) of these earlier teams on record was Avon City FC. They started at some point before season 15 and remained in Hattrick until season 24. They gained mild success in their nine seasons in Hattrick by winning VI.771 in season 22 and having a number of 2nd place finishes. They never managed to promote though. After a 3rd place finish in season 23 the owner packed his bags and left the club with his bubble finally burst.

MFC4LIFE & brighton f.c.
The team that followed Avon were called MFC4LIFE and finished 2nd in VI.771 in their first and only season (24). However after being dumped out of the cup in round 1 of season 25 the owner decided to quit whilst he was ahead and the club was left in limbo again. The next team were called brighton f.c. and weren't even in existence long enough to record any results. The owner took over at the beginning of season 25 and by the end he too had left. These were troubled times for the club.

Quartz
Stability was clearly needed but this would not come just yet with Quartz, the team that took over from brighton. They inherited a clearly terrible performance from the previous team and finished 8th in VI.771 in season 25. Their first full season as a club was season 26 but they didn't do much better, improving by only one position and finishing 7th. They were knocked out of the cup in round 1 of season 27 but did win their first league game 1-0. These three points would end up being vital to Scorpions chances of not relegating. The club was about the get the stability and success it so desperately craved...

Seasons 27 - 29

Season 27

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
VI.771	6th	5 / 1 / 8	Round 1

Global Season 27 was the first for Stinging Scorpions, with the manager taking over after two league games (one won, one lost). The first game Scorpions ever played was against favourites for promotion AC Gingarno. It was not a pleasant experience for the home fans as the team of new boys lost 7-2. The score was 1-0 to Scorpions for a brief period when Ben Drane scored their first ever goal after 22 minutes, but it would always be tough against that opposition. Due to the obvious goalscoring talent, Scorpions started to train their boys in Scoring and began to play in more attacking 3-4-3 formations, also bringing in some new faces to train up in friendlies. The next two league games were both losses however, and it was not until Scorpions fourth league game that they saw the training pay off. After going 1-0 down at home to Breast Suckers United, the team rallied around and ran out 5-1 winners. Another two losses saw Scorpions on only 6 points from eight games and they were clearly faced with a relegation battle with six games left to go. Broughy learned quickly though and inspired his team to three wins & one draw in those final games, finishing 6th on 16 points and securing more VI.771 football next season.

Season 28

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
VI.771	5th	6 / 1 / 7	Round 1

The cup would never be a strong point in these early days and the team were booted out in the first round. However it was the league that the manager was concentrating on (that would be used extensively throughout Scorpions history as an excuse for poor cup runs). After some good results at the back end of season 27 Scorpions again started well, recording three wins and one draw from the first six games. Before this season started the team had changed their plans and were now training defence. That compromised them in terms of goalscoring as they played 5-3-2 and 5-4-1 formations, but allowed them to get on the level of the top teams in the league in terms of letting goals in. The plan was to start training from the back, allowing the goals to come naturally later on. Two heavy defeats to promotion favourites Palace Exile at the turn of the season dampened spirits, but Scorpions still managed to go on and get three more wins in the final six games, allowing them to finish 5th in the league and on the same number of goals conceded as 4th place. The training was clearly paying off.

Season 29

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
VI.771	4th	7 / 0 / 7	Round 1

Things were looking good for Scorpions. Now that the team had built a good defence from last season's training, they again changed their training type in the off-season. This time they moved to goalkeeping to bring in some much needed money and they would stick with it for a good few seasons to come. With a much better grasp on the workings of Hattrick, Broughy was confident that the new training would quickly turn the team into one ready to win the title by giving some tactical flexibility and quick profits. Things started well, with Scorpions winning their first game 3-1. However the next eight games saw a drastic turn in fortunes with only one win and seven losses (four of which were by a 1 goal margin). With five games to go this was the worst position Scorpions had ever been in, and it was mostly due to some bad luck in previous close games. The team would not give up though, and the ever improving goalkeeping skills of Cyril Hund along with the tactical flexibility that allowed the manager to use his players effectively saw the team score 28 goals and concede only four in the final five games. This superb run saw the team finish a comfortable 4th and it likely would have been much higher if luck had not deserted them in the first half of the season.

Seasons 30 - 34

Season 30

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
VI.771	3rd	9 / 2 / 3	Round 2

Buoyed by the superb run of five successive wins last season, season 30 saw Scorpions continue that form and get through to the 2nd round of the cup for the first time ever. They also won their first three league games, losing the fourth to newly relegated team Deli's Allstars. A much improved liverpool05 ran away with VI.771 this season by winning all 14 games, beating Scorpions twice along the way. However the three defeats mentioned were the only ones of season 30 as the tactical flexibility and profits of training goalkeeping started to shine through in the games. Scorpions drew with Deli's Allstars in the return game showing a marked improvement and gained 4 points from two games with fellow long time VI.771 friend theycallmegod (who had been in the league for three seasons before Scorpions joined). The team finished 3rd this season, 4 points ahead of the aforementioned theycallmegod and therefore showing fantastic improvement. Scorpions were on the up.

Season 31

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
VI.771	4th	8 / 1 / 5	Round 1

The first few seasons in Scorpions career saw a very natural and gradual progression (6th -> 5th -> 4th -> 3rd / 5 wins -> 6 wins -> 7 wins -> 9 wins). This however was the first season to break that progression and give the manager a much needed kick up the backside. The first blow came from not making it past round 1 of the cup, a backwards step from the previous season. Scorpions then lost their first league game 3-0 at home to theycallmegod. After having some good results against them last season, better was expected and it left the team on the back foot throughout the league. Although Scorpions managed to win all their games against weaker opponents it was against the title contenders that they lost out, taking only 1 point (against Deli's Allstars) from six games. A close final week saw theycallmegod finally win the league after many seasons with a 4-0 victory against Scorpions, but a meagre 25 points and 4th place made the Scorpions manager realise he still had work to do.

Season 32

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
VI.771	1st	12 / 0 / 2	Round 3

For probably the only season in Scorpions history Broughy indicated he was going to concentrate on the cup rather than the league this season. It seems to be a winning formula as this would turn out to be Scorpions final season in the league which the manager was not too bothered about at the start of the season. During the off-season Scorpions once against changed their training regime. The money from keeper training had finally hit a peak and there was a clear weakness in the team - the midfield (the only area which hadn't been attended to). With that in mind the manager brought in some top of the range playmaking trainers with the team's new wealth (Zadnikar, Hassan and Yanakiev - see above) and duly set about playing them in the cup. They had an immediate effect as Scorpions won their first two cup games 4-0 each, reaching the third round for the first time. Although the third round game was lost, it seemed the new midfield was the missing piece to the puzzle and the first team began playing in league games again.
:Scorpions had lost their first league game to Deli's Allstars away from home after playing their second team but managed to win their second. With the team now out of the cup it wastime to proceed with all guns blazing. The team won their third game 5-0 but hit a snag in the fourth game, losing 2-0 to theycallmegod away from home. The team would not be disheartened though and set about tearing up the league, winning their next nine games on the trot (including a 4-0 drubbing of theycallmegod) to set up a title clash with Deli's Allstars. With one game remaining Deli's were 1 point ahead of Scorpions meaning anything but a loss gave them the title. In 3rd place was theycallmegod but they were too far off to trouble for 2nd. Scorpions had already secured their best finish yet.
After losing the first game of the season 5-1 to Deli's away from home, it was Scorpions turn to host and with nothing to lose the manager played a blinder, focusing attacks in the middle and maximising the midfield levels. The new midfield took full advantage and dominated possession throughout the match. New midfielder Zadnikar broke the deadlock after 35 minutes to put Scorpions in front but this was short lived as Deli's struck back just before and after half time to lead 2-1. On the 60 minute mark Scorpions managed to draw level. The game had been rough up to this point and numerous injuries to the new midfield of Scorpions had occurred. At this point things were looking grim since a draw wasn't good enough, but in the 69th minute Scorpions' goalkeeper Gatrumat Sen scored a dazzling free kick to put the team ahead 3-2. They held on for the final 21 minutes and Scorpions had duly won their first trophy, finishing 2 points ahead of Deli's after a wondrous season.
Things had finally come together. The tactics employed in the final game showed the manager had some talent as it allowed the team to win both the game and league with a worse squad of players. There was only one final hurdle to overcome - the qualification match. Never before had this team (in any of it's iterations) been promoted from Division VI, but that was about to change as Scorpions demolished Croydon Cosmos 8-2 away from home to secure their place in V.97 next season. Season 32 is undoubtedly the one that got Scorpions off to the start they needed to become successful. Another poor performance may have seen them go the way of the previous teams, but this season showed the manager just what he could do and how much his team had progressed. From this point on success was destined to happen.

Season 33

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
V.97	7th	4 / 0 / 10	Round 2

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Season 34

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
VI.861	1st	14 / 0 / 0	Round 4

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Seasons 35 - 39

Season 35

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
V.208	2nd	12 / 0 / 2	Round 3

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Season 36

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
V.208	1st	12 / 0 / 2	Round 4

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Season 37

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
IV.13	7th	4 / 2 / 8	Round 4

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Season 38

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
V.181	1st	10 / 2 / 2	Round 5

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Season 39

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
V.181	1st	11 / 2 / 1	Round 5

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Seasons 40 - 43

Season 40

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
IV.35	1st	13 / 1 / 0	Round 4

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Season 41

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
III.3	1st	9 / 3 / 2	Round 6

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Season 42

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
II.2	7th	2 / 0 / 12	Round 6

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Season 43

League	Position	W / D / L	Cup
III.6	8th	0 / 0 / 14	Round 4

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Statistics

Season	Division	Position	Cup
43	III.6	8th	Round 4
42	II.2	7th	Round 6
41	III.3	1st	Round 6
40	IV.35	1st	Round 4
39	V.181	1st	Round 5
38	V.181	1st	Round 5
37	IV.13	7th	Round 4
36	V.208	1st	Round 4
35	V.208	2nd	Round 3
34	VI.861	1st	Round 4
33	V.97	7th	Round 2
32	VI.771	1st	Round 3
31	VI.771	4th	Round 1
30	VI.771	3rd	Round 2
29	VI.771	4th	Round 1
28	VI.771	5th	Round 1
27	VI.771	6th	Round 1