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top_serie_name = [[Virsliga|Virslīga]] | | top_serie_name = [[Virsliga|Virslīga]] | | ||
cup_name = [[Latvijas kauss]] | | cup_name = [[Latvijas kauss]] | | ||
national_trainer = [[ | national_trainer = [[Kermic]] | | ||
u20_coach = [[Kermic]] | | u20_coach = [[Kermic]] | | ||
currency = Lats | | currency = Lats | | ||
Revision as of 14:54, 3 April 2007
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| Hattrick Country | |||||
| Wikipedia page | |
| Currency | Lats Lats = 2€ |
| Time zone | Hattrick Time +1 |
| Continent: | [[Europe]] |
| Latvia HT Country
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| Zone: |
[[Northern Europe]] |
| Number of regions: | 29 |
| Current local season: | 14 |
| Number of teams: (~ active) |
10920 (Active 7238) |
| Level of series: | 6 |
| Top series name: | Virslīga |
| National cups: | Latvijas kauss (main) |
| Latvija Emerald Cup (challenger) | |
| Latvija Ruby Cup (challenger) | |
| Latvija Sapphire Cup (challenger) | |
| Latvija Consolation Cup (third tier) | |
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Latvija - country in Northeastern Europe by the Baltic sea. In Hattrick Latvia exists since 19.04.2002.
History
Latvian league like all new leagues started with 168 teams in spring of 2002. There are rumours in circulation that the first Latvian who started playing Hattrick was spooky4malin, who found Hattrick after the New Year's party in 2002. Latvia expanded to 680 teams in December, 2002. After that it has expanded twice - division V was added in summer of 2003, and division VI was added in September, 2004. Time to time in local Hattrick comunity are taking place some partys like Hattrick.lv annual opening event.
Trophies
- Bronze in World Cup VII (30/12/2005)
Latvian Staff
The short history of Latvian HT community will allways remember its Staff members:
- Mod-sonne (03.06.2003 - 20.12.2004)
- GM-Sadams (18.03.2004 - 28.12.2004)
- PIE-Shmaarts (GM-Shmaarts 18.03.2004 - 04.04.2005)
- Mod-Hakerpaps (since 29.03.2004)
- GM-Ramuuns (22.12.2004 - 02.11.2006)
- LA-Viescha (07.02.2005 - 24.08.2006)
- Mod-lincis (23.05.2005 - 23.01.2007)
- GM-fon_Schmitz (since 02.06.2005)
- LA-Pretinieks (since 23.08.2006)
- GM-Sinteets (since 05.09.2006)
- Mod-zooey (since 29.01.2007)
Top Federations
Latvia's most famous federations are POHA, Enkurs and Par Lielu Latviju. There are pretty much federations related to some interests of managers or their lifestyle like Aluskauss for beer fans and Makšķernieku Apvienība for fishermen. Of course, Latvians think big, so they haven't forgotten about global affairs, that's why miniature copies of global federations are created and maintained like Karogu Rāvēji (for flagchasers), Latvijas Pussargu Treneri (for midfielder trainers) and Latvijas Uzbrucēju Treneri (for scoring trainers).
League champions
- The Magnificent One (3)
- FK Mayertown (2)
- Zalgiris Wilno (2)
- Social Club (2)
- Riga Tigers (2)
- Sun Set Park
- Devils Army
- Baltika Rezekne
- Olte teem
- Vairogs
Cup champions
- The Magnificent One (3)
- Devils Army (2)
- SX 200 (2)
- A.K.M.
- Dinaburg FC
- Kukeri
- Nokia
- Sun Set Park
- Vairogs
- Alien's
- Teika Hackers
- Jautrs
National Team Coaches
| Season | NT Coach | U20 Coach | Season | NT Coach | U20 Coach |
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| Season 1 | spooky4malin | mikes | Season 8 | Wiseguy | PIE-Shmaarts |
| Season 2 | spooky4malin | Taube | Season 9 | Scrolllock/Wiseguy* | PIE-Shmaarts |
| Season 3 | spooky4malin | Taube | Season 10 | Wiseguy/Scrolllock* | Basketbolists |
| Season 4 | spooky4malin | Scrolllock | Season 11 | Scrolllock | Basketbolists |
| Season 5 | GM-Sadams | Scrolllock | Season 12 | Scrolllock | Namtar |
| Season 6 | GM-Sadams | Scrolllock | Season 13 | Scrolllock | Namtar |
| Season 7 | Wiseguy | Scrolllock | Season 14 | Scrolllock | Pirats |
*Scrolllock was elected, but was locked, afterwards Wiseguy quit and Scrolllock got re-elected. why?
Regions
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External links
| Northern Europe |
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Denmark (Danmark) · Estonia (Eesti) · Faroe Islands (Føroyar) · Finland (Suomi) · Iceland (Ísland) · Latvia (Latvija) · Lithuania (Lietuva) · Norway (Norge) · Sweden (Sverige) |
