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Match Result · Ranked division
Match recorded on 2004-05-27 13:06:32
60k
2/1/0
Player Performances
td
comp
cas
int
mvp
spp
turns
pass
rush
block
foul
TOTALS
2
-
3
-
1
17
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-
-
-
-
“The shame is unbarable. I must punish a bestman or two.”
Player Performances
td
comp
cas
int
mvp
spp
turns
pass
rush
block
foul
TOTALS
2
3
1
-
1
16
-
-
-
-
-
“Game started with two nigglers having to watch game from the bench. The coach was so dissapointed that Mighty Horn couldnt play so he fired him after the game. Knowing we had very little players this could be really ugly since we had no fresh players to replace those who couldnt keep on playing. Things went bad from the start, 3 of our players were injuried right away and we had 7 players on the pitch against 11. Our opponent made some tactical mistakes that we might have been able to exploit but it was not the will of some higher power. We tried and failed repeatedly when attepting to prevent the Temple Raiders from scoring.
The scoreboard read 0-2 at halftime and we had given up all hope.
In the second half we still had 7 players on the field and was streched to thin, to overpowered by sheer numbers and brute strength. We knew that we couldnt reach the endzone with the ball by our usual means. To score we would have to play like elves. Gray Fur dodged right, picked up the ball infront of two surprised Raider beastmen. Then he dodged back and almost burst his lungs as he tried to move close to the endzone, yet another dodge to the left and a glorious pass. But our moment was not over by that heroic feat. Cow Bell was hard pressed by an opposing beastman but he saw the pass and managed to catch the ball. Cow Bell dodged out and could place the ball in the endzone after a long rush.
We lined up to face the Temple Raiders once again and then it happened. The Raiders lost their momentum before they even had picked up the ball. We charged forward with all our players abandoning our defensive lines. The Raiders cursed loudly as they had to turn back to defend and retrieve the ball.
Their attemt to retrieve the ball from Serlath ended in a disaster and left the right sideline without a defense. Our Beastmen saw this oppertunity and sent any would be interceptors into the ground as Serlath headed for the endzone.
Zarg's Temple Raiders could only continue to curse as they realised they could never catch up with Serlath and watched him end the game with a 2-2 score.”
The scoreboard read 0-2 at halftime and we had given up all hope.
In the second half we still had 7 players on the field and was streched to thin, to overpowered by sheer numbers and brute strength. We knew that we couldnt reach the endzone with the ball by our usual means. To score we would have to play like elves. Gray Fur dodged right, picked up the ball infront of two surprised Raider beastmen. Then he dodged back and almost burst his lungs as he tried to move close to the endzone, yet another dodge to the left and a glorious pass. But our moment was not over by that heroic feat. Cow Bell was hard pressed by an opposing beastman but he saw the pass and managed to catch the ball. Cow Bell dodged out and could place the ball in the endzone after a long rush.
We lined up to face the Temple Raiders once again and then it happened. The Raiders lost their momentum before they even had picked up the ball. We charged forward with all our players abandoning our defensive lines. The Raiders cursed loudly as they had to turn back to defend and retrieve the ball.
Their attemt to retrieve the ball from Serlath ended in a disaster and left the right sideline without a defense. Our Beastmen saw this oppertunity and sent any would be interceptors into the ground as Serlath headed for the endzone.
Zarg's Temple Raiders could only continue to curse as they realised they could never catch up with Serlath and watched him end the game with a 2-2 score.”