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   | continent        = [[Europe]]
   | continent        = [[Europe]]
   | season            = 45
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   | number_of_teams  = 84648 (active ~50 000)
   | number_of_teams  = 84648<br> (active ~50 000)
   | level_of_series  = 10
   | level_of_series  = 10
   | number_of_regions = 25
   | number_of_regions = 25
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=== Notable Teams from Germany ===
=== Notable Teams from Germany ===
[[User:Walker|Walker]] ([[Walker Wisdoms]] / 18.05.2001) and [[User:etienne|etienne]] ([[FC Phoenix Mühlburg]] / 04.08.2001) were the first users.
* [[User:Walker|Walker]] ([[Walker Wisdoms]] / 18.05.2001) and [[User:etienne|etienne]] ([[FC Phoenix Mühlburg]] / 04.08.2001) were the first users.


== International Trophies ==
== International Trophies ==


* {{U-20WC1}} Gold in  [[U-20 World Cup XVII]] (10-06-2012)
* {{U-20WC1}} Gold in  [[U-20 World Cup XVII]] (10-06-2012).
* {{U-20WC1}} Gold in  [[U-20 World Cup XIV]]  (08-08-2010)
* {{U-20WC1}} Gold in  [[U-20 World Cup XIV]]  (08-08-2010).
* {{U-20WC1}} Gold in  [[U-20 World Cup XIII]] (27-12-2009)
* {{U-20WC1}} Gold in  [[U-20 World Cup XIII]] (27-12-2009).
* {{U-20WC3}} Bronze in [[U-20 World Cup XI]]  (03-10-2008)
* {{U-20WC3}} Bronze in [[U-20 World Cup XI]]  (03-10-2008).
* {{U-20WC1}} Gold in  [[U-20 World Cup IX]]  (15-07-2007)
* {{U-20WC1}} Gold in  [[U-20 World Cup IX]]  (15-07-2007).
* {{U-20WC3}} Bronze in [[U-20 World Cup VI]]  (09-09-2005)
* {{U-20WC3}} Bronze in [[U-20 World Cup VI]]  (09-09-2005).
* {{U-20WC3}} Bronze in [[U-20 World Cup V]]    (28-01-2005)
* {{U-20WC3}} Bronze in [[U-20 World Cup V]]    (28-01-2005).
* {{WC1}}    Gold in  [[World Cup VIII]]      (13-08-2006)
* {{WC1}}    Gold in  [[World Cup VIII]]      (13-08-2006).
* {{WC1}}    Gold in  [[World Cup XIII]]      (06-09-2009)
* {{WC1}}    Gold in  [[World Cup XIII]]      (06-09-2009).


== National Trophies==
== National Trophies==
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=== The Double ===
These are the teams that have managed to take home the [[double]], i.e. managed to win both top division and cup in the same season.
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| FC Teerlunge || 2 || 25, 26
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| FC Martini || 2 || 18, 23
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| FC Phoenix Mühlburg  || 1 || 17
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| Victoria || 1 || 28
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Revision as of 14:21, 27 September 2012

League

NT U-20 Germany

NT U-21 Germany

NT Germany

Hattrick Country
Germany
Flag of Germany
Flag of Germany
Coat of Arms of Germany
Coat of Arms of Germany
Location of Germany (link to Google map)
Wikipedia page
Currency
1 € = 1 US$
Time zone Hattrick Time
Continent: [[Europe]]
Germany HT Country
Zone:
[[Central Europe]]
Number of regions: 25
Current local season: 49
Number of teams:
(~ active)
84648
(active ~50 000)
Level of series: 10
Top series name: Bundesliga
National cups: Deutschland-Pokal (main)
Deutschland Emerald Cup (challenger)
Deutschland Ruby Cup (challenger)
Deutschland Sapphire Cup (challenger)
Deutschland Consolation Cup (third tier)

History

Germany User-Meetings
  • 2003 in Jena
  • 2004 in Göttingen
  • 2005 in Berlin
  • 2006 in Marburg
  • 2007 in Buxtehude
  • 2008 in Nürnberg
  • 2009 in Herne
  • 2010 in Ebersberg
  • 2011

Division Growth

  • Season 11: first four divisions were established (680 teams)
  • Season 15: additional V. division (2 728 teams)
  • Season 18: additional VI. division (10 920 teams)
  • Season 20: additional VII. division (19 112 teams)
  • Season 23: additional VIII. division (27 304 teams)
  • Season 24: additional IX. division (35 496 teams)
  • Season 26: additional X. division (43 688 teams)
  • Season 27: additional XI. division (51 880 teams)
  • Season 28: additional XII. division (60 072 teams)
  • Season 29: league-reform down to X. division (84 648 teams)

Notable Teams from Germany

International Trophies

National Trophies

SEASON

Bundesliga champions

Deutschland-Pokal champions

TEAM MANAGER TEAM MANAGER
49 SV Dirkito Wiesbaden Dirkito Rostocker Rohdiamanten ammonit
48 Tus Eintracht Hinte CrazyBex Concordia Zankenhausen Wost70
47 Eggefighters cf Xindon 1.FFC Neu Wulmstorf Svenman
46 Drexel Sior drexelsior Vorwärts Hof Otto_Normal
45 Kickers Lumpenhafen Suedwest Tus Eintracht Hinte CrazyBex
44 F95-Psychos Profeso Vorwärts Hof Otto_Normal
43 SC Beira Mar 2004 Brunsi78 Tus Eintracht Hinte CrazyBex
42 SV Consti 98 Constabler VfL Yogiji surfnrat
41 F95-Psychos Profeso Red Scouse Power FC chris20474
40 Uni Kiel varian Die lustigen Astronauten Karl-Heinz-Spock
39 Knickfüße McLord Bolzplatzartisten Justin17Time
38 SC Zinedane Tattoro Bolzplatzartisten Justin17Time
37 Boca JBA Carlos-Tevez Guichinga Sperlov
36 Boca JBA Carlos-Tevez F95-Psychos Profeso
35 Boca JBA Carlos-Tevez SC Beira Mar 2004 Brunsi78
34 TSV Kalkspur Oedheim Noahito Eulenkopf Giessen Eulenkopf-Elvis
33 Tantris Shanghai -Nirk- Boca JBA Carlos-Tevez
32 SC Zinedane Tattoro Boca JBA Carlos-Tevez
31 Schwaben Stuttgart Mikey75 TSV Kalkspur Oedheim Noahito
30 Harsefelder FC Alando-Brinkman TSV Kalkspur Oedheim Noahito
29 Husum Dreamteam SH-Patrick FC Kalemannia _Kal_
28 Victoria GM-HSVKai Victoria GM-HSVKai
27 FC Teerlunge[1] GrafK Crazy Girls MissMary
26 FC Teerlunge GrafK FC Teerlunge GrafK
25 FC Teerlunge GrafK FC Teerlunge GrafK
24 666. FC Taube[2] lorddeaf fc Zarewitsch tobbi
23 FC Martini MaxMurkel FC Martini MaxMurkel
22 FC Martini MaxMurkel FC Phoenix Mühlburg etienne
21 Hühnerhaufen[3] jogi21 FC Phoenix Mühlburg etienne
20 FC Martini MaxMurkel VfB Heidelberg voehri
19 FC Martini MaxMurkel FC Phoenix Mühlburg etienne
18 FC Martini MaxMurkel FC Martini MaxMurkel
17 FC Phoenix Mühlburg etienne FC Phoenix Mühlburg etienne
16 FC Phoenix Mühlburg etienne AS.SIF AbiAssif
15 Hessen Wunderkinder[4] BOT FC Phoenix Mühlburg etienne
14 Hessen Wunderkinder BOT Carl Zeiss IM-chriz
13 Hessen Wunderkinder BOT Hamburg Altona (Bot) BOT
12 Dortmund BOT Hamburg FV BOT
11 Hamburg BOT Rheinland-Pfalz BOT

The Double

These are the teams that have managed to take home the double, i.e. managed to win both top division and cup in the same season.

Team Name Victories Season(s)
FC Teerlunge 2 25, 26
FC Martini 2 18, 23
FC Phoenix Mühlburg 1 17
Victoria 1 28

National Teams

Senior National Team

      Main article: Deutschland national team

U-20 National Team

      Main article: Deutschland U-20 national team

German staff

Former staff:

Links

Footnotes

  1. ^  excluded from HT
  2. ^  has stopped playing HT
  3. ^  has stopped playing HT
  4. ^  new management changed name into the old one
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