Scotland

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History and random chat

Following real life football, Scotland is an independant nation in hattrick, currently with 1429 active users. While in hattrick terms this makes us a small nation we still compete internationally, with much greater effectivness than in real life!

In the last World cup the Scottish national team, under the management of Boggler, made a massive impact, against all the odds getting to the final, where they unfortunatly got defeated by Sweden.

While they have failed to qualify due to some hard luck for the coming world cup, the team is looking stronger than ever & hopes to be a serious contender next time around.

Meanwhile the U20 team, led by calatibo, are looking strong to qualify from the group stages in the current u20-world cup.

Scotland is also a very social nation, holding frequent meets around the country, with all managers welcome. There is also a mentoring program, run by PIE-EdWeatherall, to try & keep new managers interested in the game & also to strengthen our nation, allowing us to gain an even stronger national side

Trophies

• Silver in World Cup VI

Staff

Former staff:

• MOD-MeltedMoss (MMM)
• MOD-Sparky (from Cymru)

League champions

• Glasgow Athletic
• Pipers
• Glasgow Athletic
• Glasgow Athletic
• Pipers
• Glasgow Athletic
• Glasgow Athletic
• Glasgow Athletic
• Glasgow_CELTIC
• Glasgow Athletic
• Glasgow Athletic
• Glasgow_CELTIC
• Glasgow_CELTIC
• Glasgow_CELTIC
• Fife Athletic
• Fife

Cup Champions

• Kirky Canucks
• Glasgow Athletic
• Dunkys Mob
• Cermonicule
• Glasgow Athletic
• Bogglers Divided
• Bogglers Divided
• Bogglers Divided
• GFC
• Pipers
• Glasgow Athletic
• Glasgow Athletic
• Barons Boys
• Glasgow_CELTIC
• lisbon-lions
• Raith Rovers

Regions

• Strathclyde (677 users)
• Lothian (447 users)
• Grampian (362 users)
• Central (324 users)
• Fife (248 users)
• Highlands and Islands (208 users)
• Tayside (188 users)
• Dumfries and Galloway (179 users)
• Borders (95 users)

Note: Borrowed layout from England as it looked alright :) Cheers guys!