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==Common Prefixes and Suffixes of Teams Around the World== | ==Common Prefixes and Suffixes of Teams Around the World== | ||
*[[England]] - FC, United, City | *[[England]] - FC, United, City | ||
*[[Germany]] - FC, SC, SpVgg, TUS, SV (or combinations PSV, FSV, HSV, SSV, TSV) | |||
*[[Israel]] - Maccabi, Beitar, Hapoel | *[[Israel]] - Maccabi, Beitar, Hapoel | ||
*[[Italy]] - AC, Inter | *[[Italy]] - AC, Inter | ||
Revision as of 17:20, 29 November 2005
About Team Names
As in real life, in Hattrick's world each team has its own individual name. The name of the team is its prime distinguish sign of other teams in Hattrick, as it is much easier to remember a name of a team, such as AC Milan or Manchester United, than an ID number (e.g. 340592).
Common Prefixes and Suffixes of Teams Around the World
- England - FC, United, City
- Germany - FC, SC, SpVgg, TUS, SV (or combinations PSV, FSV, HSV, SSV, TSV)
- Israel - Maccabi, Beitar, Hapoel
- Italy - AC, Inter
- Poland - KS, MKS, GKS
- Russia - Lokomotiv
- Spain - Real, Atletico, Deportivo
- Sweden - IFK
Unique Team Names
In Hattrick's world, not all teams stick to a formula for names.
Special team names gives a unique flavour to Hattrick, and makes the game more enjoyable and personalised.
In the English speaking leagues, bad puns are always a favourite, as are names involvong popular animals such as monkeys.
- Israel - Maccabi Schnitzel (340592); flotzim (153810) ["farts" in Hebrew].
- Oceania - The Frying Pigs
