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'''NARD Bangalter''' is a [[Colombia|colombian]] hattrick club based in [[Bogotá]], founded on late 2006 as their manager got to better know the webpage of the game and the rest of related contents. The team overcame three different phases due to alleged cheating episodes, disrupting the first processes until finally settling a spot in august 2007 with a basic clump of players that kept going to nowadays. | |||
Initially known as Racing Club NARD Bangalter, ''les bangaltins'' performed their first match on December 31st 2006, losing (2:1) to rompevallas FC, as it could not have been otherwise. Later on, the team went on to a winningless streak which happened to end, a few games later the first kicking out suspension from Hattrick on February 2007. On the second phase, the team were known for only 10 season games with a different name "AS Rinocerose" that would be dropped out afterwards to get back to the original name, once it had faded away from the first given spot. | |||
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Revision as of 09:57, 12 March 2011
NARD Bangalter is a colombian hattrick club based in Bogotá, founded on late 2006 as their manager got to better know the webpage of the game and the rest of related contents. The team overcame three different phases due to alleged cheating episodes, disrupting the first processes until finally settling a spot in august 2007 with a basic clump of players that kept going to nowadays. Initially known as Racing Club NARD Bangalter, les bangaltins performed their first match on December 31st 2006, losing (2:1) to rompevallas FC, as it could not have been otherwise. Later on, the team went on to a winningless streak which happened to end, a few games later the first kicking out suspension from Hattrick on February 2007. On the second phase, the team were known for only 10 season games with a different name "AS Rinocerose" that would be dropped out afterwards to get back to the original name, once it had faded away from the first given spot.
