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A Grifo match is a match in Hattrick in which at least one half nothing has happened at all. It is a well known expression amongst Dutch Hattrick players and it dates back to the first known match in [[Nederland]] where nothing happened at all in one half of a match. That match was FC Beijum - FC P.P.S. (MatchID: 2024243) and was played June 9th 2002. The name Grifo match comes from Grifo, the manager of FC P.P.S. | A Grifo match is a match in Hattrick in which at least one half nothing has happened at all. It is a well known expression amongst Dutch Hattrick players and it dates back to the first known match in [[Nederland|The Netherlands]] where nothing happened at all in one half of a match. That match was FC Beijum - FC P.P.S. (MatchID: 2024243) and was played June 9th 2002. The name Grifo match comes from Grifo, the manager of FC P.P.S. | ||
Revision as of 20:19, 25 November 2005
A Grifo match is a match in Hattrick in which at least one half nothing has happened at all. It is a well known expression amongst Dutch Hattrick players and it dates back to the first known match in The Netherlands where nothing happened at all in one half of a match. That match was FC Beijum - FC P.P.S. (MatchID: 2024243) and was played June 9th 2002. The name Grifo match comes from Grifo, the manager of FC P.P.S.
