Full name: Gnawrak
Position: Blitzer
Player mentality: Tough and ambitious
Squad status: Emerging star
Reputation: Regional
Achivement: Top blocking Goblin (10). After 48 games only 21 Goblins played more games then Gnawrak in the Black Box Division. The forth Goblin to ever make 10 casualties. Killed beastman to do so.
History: Damaged a Darkelf witch and got voted MVP. Crap game coach Shakall totally lost it. And oh yeah' Gnawrak do know how to block. Gnawrak was the big star in this all stunty game. He scored two casualties and managed to hold on to the ball all second half and thus securing a win. He have really improved his defensive skillset. After being silent for awhile Gnawrak makes his patent move and breaks the neck of and Elf. In the game after he played a big part in the victory, he early on injured an Elf that packed a mean punch. He finished the game with snatching up a loose ball and stalling untill turn 8 when he scored the winning TD. True Goblin hero, if those excist. Sat out game 32 with a fractured leg.
Unfortunately Shakall's favourite Goblin gets a permanent injury when playing the Orc team 'Rage against the Goblins'. Those violent racists did their best to kill as many Goblins as they could and they actually killed Gnawrak but Babak managed to patch him up somewhat. Gnawrak, who is chasing records for the team in the Black Box, will not retire but being niggled doesn't make him less of a target for the Night StalkARRs opponents. Only time will tell how long Shakall can keep Gnawrak on the team. Shakall and Gnawrak are both determined to see that Gnawrak gets in to the record books.

Finally something happens, Gnawrak managed to smash the hip of this little fella. He had plenty more chanses in the game but atleast it's something.

Shakall is upset. Gnawrak get's to take many of the blitzes in the games but after he got injured he spends lots of time knocked out and has not managed to injure any one in the opposite teams. Shakall made it clear that this has to change or he will have to retire. We have two Trolls that believes blitzing is Troll-business and maybe they are actually right for once. This talk happened between Gnawraks 42ond and 43rd game. Gnawrak has a lot to contemplate now, if he did retire he had a very good carrier but he would be forgotten surely. Nah, Gnawrak wants to be remembered and talked about as a Goblin that was feared and respected. Game on. It's apparently not a secret that Shakall been displeased with Gnawrak. After his 43rd game and getting fouled and injured the fans showed their support and voted him MVP. Shakall that really loved this ambitious little fella didn't know what to do. He could not fire him but he had know use of him if he couldn't stay on the pitch. Shakall dug deep and went to Praags finest blacksmith and had Gnawraks armour reinforced, would this give Gnawrak an advantage on the pitch? Only time will tell but for now he made one special Goblin very pleased and another twelve very jealous.

Finally something happened, Gnawrak managed to smash the hip of this little fella. He had plenty of opportunities in the game but alteast it was something. Gnawrak fails again and got his hip smashed so we will sit out game #52. All the Goblin haters out there wants him to fail his quest for fame but will they succed?

He finally made it! After 49 games and being the 21st oldest Goblin in the BlackBox history, Gnawrak got his name in the history books as the 4th Goblin that ever made 10 casualties. What better way to celebrate this then with a stew cocked with fresh beastman meat! Tonight Shakall is taking his Hyena boyz to town to celebrate his favourite player.

It was a sad day for the team when the glourious Gnawrak got his third permanent injury. Shakall went to see him in the sick hut after the game and they both agreed that this was it. Gnawrak did earn his early retirement and he had gotten his name in the Black Box history books as one of the meanest Goblins that ever stepped on to the Blood Bowl field. Later that night they had a huge celebration for Gnawrak that promissed he would stick around as blocking coach for the new generation of Goblins. He also had a wish that his oldest son Gnawrok could come and try out for the team. Shakall said he would not accept no try out but if he wanted he could show up for practise tomorrow and be the new number #9 for the Hyenas. When leaving the party early next morning Shakall and Gnawrak, that had become good friends, were seen walking hand in hand down the street sobbing like little children. This was truly an end of an era for the team.