Ville Warriors
Ville Warriors | ||
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(57256), managed by ville_man | ||
Location | Durham, ![]() | |
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League | VI.381 | |
Arena | Stadium of Pride (90,063) | |
Fan Club | ۩, WaRrIoR CoNtRaCt KiLlErS ۩, (Approx. 1400) | |
Coach | Grigoras Anghel |
Ville Warriors is a team situated in the county of Durham, England. The team was formed way back on the 05-08-2003, or season 20 in Hattrick. The club is managed by ville_man, and ambitious & experienced manager within the game. The team currently play in the VI.381, dropping numerous leagues after winning the English Premier League back in season 35, 6 seasons ago.
The teams primary colours are red, white & a navy blue. This is shown within the badge, but not predominantly in the home kits, but in the away design it is clear of the navy blue & white colours.
Ville warriors is also the team with the most achievement points in England.
History
ville_man took charge of Ville Warriors on the 5th August 2003 part way through season 20. The Warriors went on to finish 6th after being bottom of the league when the new manager took over.
The Warriors won their first silverware in their 1st proper season winning VI.145 winning all 14 games with a 78-6 goals record.
For the next 3 seasons the Warriors played in V.211 establishing themselves in the first season in 3rd place; In season 23 the Warriors finished 2nd in the league missing out on the title by only 2 points they also got through to round 7 in the cup
In season 24 the Warriors went on to claim the title with again a perfect record of 14 wins out of 14 games and a 63-5 goals record.
The Warriors then decided to put a long term plan into place and successive relegations back to VI enabled the team to make some good money and in seasons 27 and 28 the team took the VI.429 title.
The Warriors then went on a record run becoming the first team in England to achieve progressing from VI to the Premier League in consecutive seasons winning series VI.429 in season 29, V.98 in season 30, IV.7 in season 31, III.15 in season 32 and finally II.3 in season 33.
In that run the Warriors also achieved reaching round 12 of the cup twice and round 11 and 10 once.
Round 12 is the furthest the Warriors have achieved in the cup, something the manager certainly hopes to improve on in coming seasons.
In their first season the Warriors missed out on the Premier Title on the last day of the season, after about 30 minutes of the final day matches we were in the no1 position but unfortunately could not hold on to claim the coveted title.
The Warriors were fortunate enough to be named the manager of the England NT in season 34, reaching round 2 with an impressive 12 wins and 2 draws becoming a member of an exclusive club to not have lost a game in Q1 of the World Cup whilst managing the big changes in the game engine that is now commonly known as the Multi Skilled era. However a big mistake in game 1 of Q2 led to a loss and an inevitable exit out of the World Cup. Disappointment indeed for ville_man and something the manager will certainly want to address again in the future.
However in season 35 the Warriors won the Premier Title against some of our biggest HT rivals achieving a big HT dream in the process.
Since then the manager decided that a long term re-build was in order so that we could further achieve many HT goals he has so a gradual and painful drop down the leagues whilst maximising on revenue generation took place culminating in season 40 the Warriors being relegated to VI.381
In that time the club had generated £70million into its coffers and a rise back up the leagues will start very soon, most likely in season 42.
Prize Shelf
English Premier League Winners - Season 35
Series II.3 Winners - Season 33
Series III.15 Winners - Season 32
Series IV.7 Winners - Season 31
Series V.98 Winners - Season 30 | Series V.211 Winners - Season 24
Series VI.429 Winners - Season 27,28,29 | Series VI.145 - Season 21
Players
Current Squad
As of 21-12-2009:
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