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In IV.48, Farmers enjoyed success, reaching 2nd place in debut season, and surprasingly winning the series title a season after, which earned them first ever promotion to Div. III!
In IV.48, Farmers enjoyed success, reaching 2nd place in debut season, and surprasingly winning the series title a season after, which earned them first ever promotion to Div. III!
In first season in new division, III.15, Farmers again made good result against the odds, ending in 3rd spot. During this time, Dobrila and Ramljak (now National Team players with 50+ caps) were joined by two other Croatia national team players, wingback [[Vladimir Stipaničev]] and centre-back [[Leonardo Kršlović]]. At the begining of qualificating phase for [[World Cup XXVIII]], Farmers on the storm has four players in Croatia national team roster.
In first season in new division, III.15, Farmers again made good result against the odds, ending in 3rd spot. During this time, Dobrila and Ramljak (now National Team players with 50+ caps) were joined by two other Croatia national team players, wingback [[Vladimir Stipaničev]] and centre-back [[Leonardo Kršlović]]. At the begining of qualificating phase for [[World Cup XXVIII]], Farmers on the storm has four players in Croatia national team roster.
== Current squad ==


== Records and Statistics ==
== Records and Statistics ==

Revision as of 07:12, 6 September 2017

Farmers on the storm (156562)
Full name Farmers on the storm
Nickname: Farmers
Location: Zagreb, Hrvatska
Founded: November 8, 2007
Ground: Arrakis
(Capacity 60,000)
Chairman SilverZG
Coach: Croatia Nenad Božić
League: III.15
Last season: 3rd in III.15

Farmers on the storm is Croatian Hattrick football club, managed by SilverZG and founded in Zagreb on November 8, 2007 as Raiders on the storm. After the team owner decided that they should become farm for Croatian national team, the club changed its name on April 2, 2014.


Club history

2007 - 2013

The team was founded in Croatian season 19 (World season 34) and played in series VI.436 for 7 seasons, winning it twice, before being promoted to V.58.

In V.58 Raiders were very succesful, achieving #2 in season 24 and winning the series with maximum of 42 points in season 25, thus being promoted to IV.19, where they played an unsuccesful season, being relegated immediately. Raiders were relegated to V.12, where they won the title in season 29, but failed to qualificate to 4th division.

Next season, they finished at dissapointing 3rd place, and manager SilverZG almost decided to stop playing Hattrick. The club then struggled and was relegated back to lowest tier of Croatian Hattrick pyramid, in series VI.433. After coming back from brief semi-retirement, Silver bought a handful of good players and started playing passing, with young players in attacking positions and veterans in defence. This "revamped" Raiders team won back promotion to 5th tier after winning VI.433 with maximum amount of points and was promoted to V.138.

Raiders played in V.138 for 4 seasons, reaching one 4th and two 3rd places in the division before winning the title, the clubs third V division title in history.

The club played two very succesful seasons in IV.12, ending third on both occasions. Buring this time, it was training a lot of players, but most notably wingback Benjamin Ramljak. Ramljak played all 14 games in Croatian unsuccesful campaing (ending 3rd in the group) to reach U20 WC XX in [Italia|Italy]]. As Ramljak was amongst greatest talents in his generation, Raiders had two options - continue training him, but with suffering in results, or to sell him. SilverZG decided that the team will train Ramljak - and many other top Croatian prospects! - thus announcing selling of all other players besides Ramljak, making Olaf Erik Tomschitz, clubs' trusted captain, new long-term coach and deliberately losing all games in the league. On April 2, 2014, the club board decided that new era should be marked by new name, thus renameing the club 'Farmers on the storm'.

2014 - Present

In the first 4 seasons of farming, Farmers were very bad team, losing almost all games against human opponents and ending in qualifications in all of its seasons in V.205. In qualification game in season 43, Farmers failed to field a team, thus losing the match and being relegated in lowest divison again. But, around this time Ramljak came of age, even earning a few caps for Croatia National Team at the age of 25 and Farmers bought another top wingback prospect in the likes of Zoran Dobrila. The teams fortunes reversed, and the greatest era of success came. Farmers won VI.973 in season 44 and V.128 the next season, but lost qualifications match for IV. Next season ended with dissapointing 3rd place, but in season Farmers again won V.128, and this time defeated IV. league opponent, PoolSideLiver and won promotion to series IV.48.

In IV.48, Farmers enjoyed success, reaching 2nd place in debut season, and surprasingly winning the series title a season after, which earned them first ever promotion to Div. III! In first season in new division, III.15, Farmers again made good result against the odds, ending in 3rd spot. During this time, Dobrila and Ramljak (now National Team players with 50+ caps) were joined by two other Croatia national team players, wingback Vladimir Stipaničev and centre-back Leonardo Kršlović. At the begining of qualificating phase for World Cup XXVIII, Farmers on the storm has four players in Croatia national team roster.

Current squad

Records and Statistics

Records

Note: only official matches are considered, no friendlies. Note: when some record is achieved on multiple times, only first time is listed

Record Date Name Competition Result
Biggest Home Win 13-01-2012 Raiders on the storm - The mighty cookies VI.433 12 - 0
Biggest Away Win 22-02-2012 Mala Marama - Raiders on the storm Cup 0 - 12
Biggest Home Loss 11-01-2014 Raiders on the storm - NK House IV.12 0 - 8
Biggest Away Loss 08-02-2014 Simuni - Raiders on the storm Cup 6 - 0
Largest home attendance 03-12-2016 Farmers on the storm - wildwildcats 0 - 0 IV.48 60 000
Lowest home attendance 01-12-2007 Raiders on the storm - Ado i ekipa 1 - 4 VI.436 2 573
Largest transfer in 21-02-2017 Croatia Vladimir Stipaničev IV.48 12 000 000€
Largest transfer out 23-02-2017 Croatia Dino Ferceg IV.48 6 981 000 €

Top scorers - all time

Note: Bolded players are still playing for the team

Season Competition Player Number of goals
19-50 All games Croatia Nebojša Ralević 107
19-50 Competitive Italy Giuseppe Margolfo 89
19-50 League - All time Italy Giuseppe Margolfo 71
19-50 Cup - All time Germany Olaf Erik Tomschitz 22
19-50 Friendlies Croatia Nebojša Ralević 35

League Top Scorers, Season by Season

Note: Bolded players were also series top scorers for the season

Season Series Player(s) Number of goals
19 VI.436 Croatia Martin Gruban 6
20 VI.436 Croatia Janko Hrepić 7
21 VI.436 USA Kevin Bernard 16
22 VI.436 Germany Edgar Gräbitz 16
23 VI.436 Romania Gorun Patrascu 17
24 VI.436 Romania Gorun Patrascu / Germany Edgar Gräbitz 13
25 VI.436 Netherlands Joakim Brouwer 20
26 V.58 Turkey Yiğit Gizay / Netherlands Morris Hofwijks 5
27 V.58 Turkey Yiğit Gizay 17
28 IV.19 Turkey Yiğit Gizay 8
29 V.12 Turkey Yiğit Gizay 14
30 V.12 Turkey Yiğit Gizay 12
31 V.12 Turkey Yiğit Gizay 5
32 VI.433 Poland August Trocha 23
33 V.138 Poland August Trocha / Argentina Marco Antonio Pico 5
34 V.138 Italy Giuseppe Margolfo 17
35 V.138 Italy Giuseppe Margolfo 13
36 V.138 Italy Giuseppe Margolfo 17
37 IV.12 France Pierrick Mouginot 6
38 IV.12 Poland Baltazar Luzynski 13
39 IV.12 Italy Lorenzo Veccia 1
40 V.205 Croatia Zvonko Martin 5
41 V.205 Croatia Nebojša Ralević 5
42 V.205 Croatia Benjamin Ramljak 5
43 V.205 Croatia Zvonko Martin / Croatia Vatroslav Lubanović / Germany Olaf Erik Tomschitz 3
44 VI.973 Croatia Dino Ferceg 10
45 V.128 Croatia Duško Žuža 7
46 V.128 Croatia Duško Žuža / Croatia Mateo Anđelić 8
47 V.128 Croatia Ljudevit Miloš / Poland Ariel Niepsuj 9
48 IV.48 Croatia Aldo Katalenić 7
49 IV.48 Italy Giuseppe Montalto 9
50 III.15 Italy Giuseppe Montalto / Croatia Leonardo Kršlović / Germany Frank Kupfer 5

Statistics

Note: All games, both competitive and friendly are counted! Note: Players still at club are marked bold Note: Correct as of week 2, Croatian season 51

Top 20 Caps

Number Player Number of caps
1 Croatia Nebojša Ralević 347
2 Croatia Dario Cakarun 324
3 Germany Olaf Erik Tomschitz 312
4 Croatia Benjamin Ramljak 267
5 Croatia Vatroslav Lubanović 196
6 Croatia Robert Jarni 196
7 Ukraine Pavlo Vykidaylo 155
8 Vietnam Tran Le Buu Chau 131
9 Netherlands Stefano Sieraal 130
10 Italy Giuseppe Margolfo 129
11 Norway Stig Tornes 120
12 Turkey Yiğit Gizay 115
13 Bulgaria Anghel Ivanov 111
14 Croatia Rafael Vukčević 105
15 Croatia Ratko Sedlić 104
16 Croatia Filip Mandžo 103
17 Argentina Luca Minicucci 102
18 Croatia Zoran Dobrila 100
19 Croatia Mateo Anđelić 100
20 Croatia Dino Ferceg 97

Top 10 Goals

Number Player Number of goals
1 Croatia Nebojša Ralević 106
2 Italy Giuseppe Margolfo 102
3 Turkey Yiğit Gizay 85
4 Germany Olaf Erik Tomschitz 84
5 Croatia Benjamin Ramljak 79
6 Ukraine Pavlo Vykidaylo 75
7 Germany Edgar Gräbitz 72
8 Poland August Trocha 64
9 Norway Stig Tornes 52
10 Romania Gorun Patrascu 49

Top 5 Clean sheets

Number Player Number of clean sheets
1 Croatia Dario Cakarun 152
2 Sweden Strahinja Petrović 26
3 Hungary Ferenc Zsinka 23
4 Croatia Dimitrije Latinović 23
5 Montenegro Milan Gomilanović 20

Team captains

Number Player Number of captaincies
1 Germany Olaf Erik Tomschitz 200
2 Turkey Yigit Gizay 92
3 Croatia Benjamin Ramljak 77
4 Bulgaria Anghel Ivanov 43
5 Croatia Ratko Sedlić 36
6 Croatia Dario Cakarun 36
7 Croatia Nebojša Ralević 34
8 Israel Eliezer Yavin 33
9 England Ian MacAchailles 32
10 Netherlands Stefano Sieraal 31