As normal, players come and go. Either to their own decision, or the one from Management, or because they are transferred to another team.
Below is the list of the mentioned 'new players':
Alfredo Ybarra Medina: Spanish goalkeeper, came to the team to hit the bench. Sounds harsh, but he didn't have a better life in Spain.
Arne Goedee: Coming from the team's youth team (The Golden Mascaritas). Not the brightest, promoted because we were running out of rooms in the youth headquarters. (As our physical trainer likes to say: "Better players are coming...empty your room and good luck with the first team. You've been promoted.")
Kjetil Fosse: Transferred from a V division team, he came from Norway to add experience and nordic guts. Vikings are always necessary.
Jeff Mens: Another young player from the youth team. True leader, grumpy and gutsy. Has been showing great evolution in training and made clear he's here to stay.
Clodoveo González Cuenia: Transferred from Super Kusche, and part of a very good bargain, he came to establish a solid defence with our older defenders.
We hope they continue developing their skills and bringing good resuts to the team.
~'Yoga Fire'.
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Team Update
A lot of things happened in the past few weeks. While abroad, I dedicated myself to the team and sent orders using my personal messengers: owls. (And you think they invented that with Harry Potter...please.)
I'll quickly review the matches played while I was absent:
The team had lost only 2 (friendly) games in the last 24 games, and is holding a 17 oficial matches winning streak. 1st on its series, with 33 points in 11 matches, 64 GF and 2 GA. (Yeah, we all know that half the teams on our serie are either blind or handicapped but hey, we didn't choose the serie.)
Today I can say we've been succesful as promotion is totally secure with 3 games in advance. The rain falls in the 'Amsterdamse' field of ours, and I don't care.
I'll quickly review the matches played while I was absent:
The team had lost only 2 (friendly) games in the last 24 games, and is holding a 17 oficial matches winning streak. 1st on its series, with 33 points in 11 matches, 64 GF and 2 GA. (Yeah, we all know that half the teams on our serie are either blind or handicapped but hey, we didn't choose the serie.)
Today I can say we've been succesful as promotion is totally secure with 3 games in advance. The rain falls in the 'Amsterdamse' field of ours, and I don't care.
Back to action!
Hi there, fans and friends, supporters and wrestlers.
Hugo Joaquín María Pereira de la Hoya Puertas is back after a long period of blog innactivity.
"What happened? Where have you been all this time?" You may ask.
Sometimes a man has to do what a man has to do. My case is no different. I found myself with the urge to find new horizons and to expand my knowledge far beyond my very own imagination.
I traveled to the heart of Nepal, through forest and snow, hills and mountains, to find the hindu temple and its great master within. Being welcomed by the monks I begged for the great master's wisdom and guidance. "Why?" You may ask again. The great hindu master of the Nepal is a football manager himself!! (I bet you was not expecting that..Ha!)
Trust me, it is incredible how astral projection and football tactics bend together to reinvent and redefine tactics and methods.
I came back with a whole new repertory of tactics: 'The ticky-ticky', 'Four arms of Shiva', 'Karma Counter-attack', ' Dharma Press', 'Ganesha Block' and ' Yoga Fire' (the last one does not have any practical use in the field, but it is epicaly useful in BBQs).
Hugo Joaquín María Pereira de la Hoya Puertas is back after a long period of blog innactivity.
"What happened? Where have you been all this time?" You may ask.
Sometimes a man has to do what a man has to do. My case is no different. I found myself with the urge to find new horizons and to expand my knowledge far beyond my very own imagination.
I traveled to the heart of Nepal, through forest and snow, hills and mountains, to find the hindu temple and its great master within. Being welcomed by the monks I begged for the great master's wisdom and guidance. "Why?" You may ask again. The great hindu master of the Nepal is a football manager himself!! (I bet you was not expecting that..Ha!)
Trust me, it is incredible how astral projection and football tactics bend together to reinvent and redefine tactics and methods.
I came back with a whole new repertory of tactics: 'The ticky-ticky', 'Four arms of Shiva', 'Karma Counter-attack', ' Dharma Press', 'Ganesha Block' and ' Yoga Fire' (the last one does not have any practical use in the field, but it is epicaly useful in BBQs).
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