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= Winner 02/2006 | == Winner of Hattrick Masters I (02/2006) : FC Barentin {{Flag/FRA}} == | ||
The first Hattrick Masters, played in February 2006, ended up with the victory of a team from France - [[FC Barentin]]. Due to the financial problems which came with the buying of the squad of the Masters, this team does not exist any more. | The first Hattrick Masters, played in February 2006, ended up with the victory of a team from France - [[FC Barentin]]. Due to the financial problems which came with the buying of the squad of the Masters, this team does not exist any more. | ||
The final was played on 02-23-2006 at La Fortaleza Stadium, Ecuador. 80000 visitors saw a match, absolutelly dominated by the French team. The opponent, Skou United from Danmark, had no chance. With a 5-0, FC Barentin could take the victory back home. | The final was played on 02-23-2006 at La Fortaleza Stadium, Ecuador. 80000 visitors saw a match, absolutelly dominated by the French team. The opponent, Skou United from Danmark, had no chance. With a 5-0, FC Barentin could take the victory back home. | ||
====The final team from FC Barentin==== | ====The final team from FC Barentin==== | ||
''Goalkeeper:'' | ''Goalkeeper:'' | ||
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= Winner 06/2006 | == Winner of Hattrick Masters II (06/2006) : The Insane {{Flag/EST}} == | ||
In the middle of June the second Hattrick Masters took place, the final was played on the 15th of June. The place of the game was Tweede Kamer-Stadium in the Netherlands and the incredible number of 149.988 spectators came to see the final. The opponents were "I L.S.F." from Russia (St. Petersburg) on one side and on the other side was the team of "The Insane", comming from Estonia. | In the middle of June the second Hattrick Masters took place, the final was played on the 15th of June. The place of the game was Tweede Kamer-Stadium in the Netherlands and the incredible number of 149.988 spectators came to see the final. The opponents were "I L.S.F." from Russia (St. Petersburg) on one side and on the other side was the team of "The Insane", comming from Estonia. | ||
No team had a real advantage in the game, even the loser from Russia had a little more posession of the ball - but it did not help them. Two goals, one in the 25nd minute and the decision in the last minute made the 2-0 win for The Insane. | No team had a real advantage in the game, even the loser from Russia had a little more posession of the ball - but it did not help them. Two goals, one in the 25nd minute and the decision in the last minute made the 2-0 win for The Insane. | ||
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= Winner 10/2006 | == Winner Hattrick Masters III (10/2006) : Alberto Garcia {{Flag/GUA}} == | ||
65504 came to see the third final between Alberto Garcia (from Guatemala) and Fc Pärtna (from Estonia). The audience was very disappointing, the stadium was just filled a third. The crowd looked very lost in the huge stadium, which is placed in the north of Germany. | 65504 came to see the third final between Alberto Garcia (from Guatemala) and Fc Pärtna (from Estonia). The audience was very disappointing, the stadium was just filled a third. The crowd looked very lost in the huge stadium, which is placed in the north of Germany. | ||
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''The question remains; when will we see the first team that survives after winning the Hattrick Masters? I’m confident it will happen eventually, and hopefully it will happen already next season. I plan to stick around to see, and I hope you will too! Thank you for staying with me through the tournament. I also want to thank the HT-team for giving me the opportunity to bring the Masters out to all of you.''<br /> | ''The question remains; when will we see the first team that survives after winning the Hattrick Masters? I’m confident it will happen eventually, and hopefully it will happen already next season. I plan to stick around to see, and I hope you will too! Thank you for staying with me through the tournament. I also want to thank the HT-team for giving me the opportunity to bring the Masters out to all of you.''<br /> | ||
''(c) by staleno, source is www.hattrick.org'' | ''(c) by staleno, source is www.hattrick.org'' | ||
Revision as of 16:17, 13 October 2006
Winner of Hattrick Masters I (02/2006) : FC Barentin Template:Flag/FRA
The first Hattrick Masters, played in February 2006, ended up with the victory of a team from France - FC Barentin. Due to the financial problems which came with the buying of the squad of the Masters, this team does not exist any more.
The final was played on 02-23-2006 at La Fortaleza Stadium, Ecuador. 80000 visitors saw a match, absolutelly dominated by the French team. The opponent, Skou United from Danmark, had no chance. With a 5-0, FC Barentin could take the victory back home.
The final team from FC Barentin
Goalkeeper:
- Owen Simmons Template:Flag/ENG, 26 years old
Centre-Back
- Cristian Munteanu Template:Flag/ROU, 27 years old
Left Back
- Marcin Modrzejewski Template:Flag/POL, unknown age
Right Back
- Hilton Haare Template:Flag/OCE, 29 years old
Centre Midfielder
- Carlos Alberto Calvino, Template:Flag/MEX, unknown age
- Toyokazu Sugitani, Template:Flag/JPN, 28 years old
Left Midfielder
- Dmitriy Senkov, Template:Flag/RUS, 28 years old
Right Winger
- Anders Persson, Template:Flag/SWE, unknwon age
Attacking Midfielder
- Barbaros Evren, Template:Flag/TUR, 27 years old
Centre Forward
- Sam Parkes, Template:Flag/ENG, unknown age
- Giuseppe Mauro, Template:Flag/ITA, unknown age
Winner of Hattrick Masters II (06/2006) : The Insane Template:Flag/EST
In the middle of June the second Hattrick Masters took place, the final was played on the 15th of June. The place of the game was Tweede Kamer-Stadium in the Netherlands and the incredible number of 149.988 spectators came to see the final. The opponents were "I L.S.F." from Russia (St. Petersburg) on one side and on the other side was the team of "The Insane", comming from Estonia. No team had a real advantage in the game, even the loser from Russia had a little more posession of the ball - but it did not help them. Two goals, one in the 25nd minute and the decision in the last minute made the 2-0 win for The Insane.
The final team from The Insane
Goalkeeper
- Predrag Andjelic Template:Flag/SER, 29 years old
Centre-Back
- Andreas Olsen Template:Flag/NOR, 28 years old
Right-Back
- Filip Koczela Template:Flag/POL, 29 years old
Left-Back
- Augustin Tararache Template:Flag/ROU, 27 years old
Right Midfielder
- Ou Yang Vinh-Khang Template:Flag/USA, 28 years old
Centre Midfielder
- Henrik Claesson Template:Flag/SWE, 29 years old
Left Winger
- Xiao Wu-Sheng Template:Flag/SIN, 27 years old
Attacking Midfielder
- Robert Ahlman Template:Flag/SWE, 31 years old
- Nak Sanun Template:Flag/THA, 29 years old
Centre Forward
- Jacob Sim Template:Flag/SCO, 27 years old
- Björn Pihllius Template:Flag/SWE, 29 years old
Winner Hattrick Masters III (10/2006) : Alberto Garcia Template:Flag/GUA
65504 came to see the third final between Alberto Garcia (from Guatemala) and Fc Pärtna (from Estonia). The audience was very disappointing, the stadium was just filled a third. The crowd looked very lost in the huge stadium, which is placed in the north of Germany.
The article about the third Masters, written by Staleno:
The Final
To be perfectly honest this was a disappointing final in my opinion. As both managers were unable to log in and set the lineup before the match, the game was pretty much decided even before it started. And only 65504 spectators bothered to show up in the huge Holstein Stadion in Germany to see Alberto Garcia from Guatemala crush FC Pärtna 4-0. Joshua Duilach scored the last goal and became the top scorer of the tournament with 10 goals. But his talent will probably go down the drain together with his club.
The final between the two ghost teams was the cause of a heated debate on the conferences though. For the third time in a row the winner of the Masters loses his team. Should it have to be necessary to sacrifice your team to win the Masters? Some people, like aglopez (the manager of Alberto Garcia) clearly think so, but most people disagree.
The question remains; when will we see the first team that survives after winning the Hattrick Masters? I’m confident it will happen eventually, and hopefully it will happen already next season. I plan to stick around to see, and I hope you will too! Thank you for staying with me through the tournament. I also want to thank the HT-team for giving me the opportunity to bring the Masters out to all of you.
(c) by staleno, source is www.hattrick.org
The final team from Alberto Garcia
Goalkeeper
- Volker Bugera Template:Flag/SUI, 28 years old
Right-Back
- Amza Simion Template:Flag/ROU, 30 years old
Centre-Back
- Mladen Brekalo Template:Flag/CRO, 27 years old
Left-Back
- Antonio Manuel Tévez Template:Flag/PER, 28 years old
Centre Midfield
- Henrik Claesson Template:Flag/SWE, 30 years old
- Zénó Latinovics Template:Flag/HUN, 29 years old
Attacking Midfielder
- Gábor Illyés Template:Flag/HUN, 29 years old
- Albino Espin Templado Template:Flag/ESP, 30 years old
Right Winger
- Erwin Dorner Template:Flag/AUT, 27 years old
Right Forward
- Joshua Duilach Template:Flag/SCO, 29 years old
Centre Forward
- Eric Gander Template:Flag/FRA, 28 years old
