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Rosedale Open Homepage SEASON 25, ISSUE 9: July 4th, 2014 The Rosedale Open homepage: http://www.pvv.ntnu.no/~janbu/ropen.html Contents ======== 1. Introduction 2. Broadcast messages 3. Apprentices discovered 4. League results 5. League tables 6. Scorer’s lists 7. Suspensions 8. GMs auction 9. Transferlist 10. Sale to non-league 11. Private trade 12. League matches next issue 13. the Rosedale Knockout 14. Luck statistics 15. List of addresses 1. Introduction I had a program crash while processing the transfer list. The clubs that were possibly affected are Dirigentia con Brio, Car Park Rangers, Saturday Morning FC and Sjokoladen BK. I have calculated it by hand and tried to make sure it is right, but feel free to check yourself too. The early deadline for issue 10 is Friday July 11, at 21:30 CET. The deadline for issue 10 is Friday July 18, at 21:30 CET. Next issue, you send orders for: * match days 17 and 18 in the league (see section 12) * the Rosedale Knockout semi finals (see section 13) This round, the home advantage is still 8 VP. The home team is listed first in the league schedule. All cup games are on neutral field (no home advantage). In addition, as always, you send coaching. Optionally, you can also discover talents and buy/sell players. By the time you read this, I have already sent out your teams. If you haven't received them, let me know. I offer email reminders for the game - if you want to be reminded periodically about the deadline, let me know. 2. Broadcast messages None. 3. Apprentices discovered None. 4. League results Rosedale Premiership Match day 15 ================================== Serial Killers - Chicken Run 2 : 0 Scorers: Liu Pengli (38.), Jimmy Maketta (70.) ***--- Booked: --- ***Shae Chicken Run needed and wanted the points more here, but Serial Killers were stronger and managed to secure a two goal win. Feyenoord - Desassossego Blues 1 : 0 Scorers: Theo de Jong (44.) ***--- Booked: --- ***Faustino A slight upper hand to the table toppers, which was enough to win the game. Extreme - Kremlin 0 : 2 Scorers: --- ***Bodyguard (23., 84.) Booked: --- ***Bee Hormone Cure Bodyguard secured both points for Kremlin with a goal in each half. Formula 1 Legends - Twin Peaks Owls 1 : 1 Scorers: Paul di Resta (53.) ***Dale Cooper (19.) Formula 1 Legends had the upper hand in play here, but went down 0-1 in the first half and only managed to salvage one point. FC Asskickers - Botanica 0 : 0 An even game with a deserved point for each club. Fantasy Finale - Currents of Space 0 : 2 Scorers: --- ***Hennry Greanot (23.), Biron Farrill (70.) Penalties: - (1 missed) ***- Booked: --- ***Evan Orgell A slight upper hand for the visitors here, and they were efficient and won by two. Rosedale Premiership Match day 16 ================================== Currents of Space - Serial Killers 2 : 3 Scorers: Verdani (78.), Comporellon (23.) ***FW Newb (24., 71.) Penalties: - ***1 Booked: Evan Orgell ***--- Serial Killers managed an upper hand here, and FW Newb made sure that turned into a win. Botanica - Fantasy Finale 3 : 0 Scorers: Allium cepa (25.), Lunaria annua (48.), Potentilla sterilis (59.) *** --- A solid win for Botanica here. Twin Peaks Owls - FC Asskickers 1 : 0 Scorers: Clinton Sternwood (37.) ***--- A clear dominance for Twin Peaks Owls and two deserved points. Kremlin - Formula 1 Legends 1 : 4 Scorers: Bee Hormone Cure (45.) ***Bernie Ecclestone (72.), Jenson Button (11.), Telephone Sanitizer (89.), Charles Pic (41.) Booked: --- ***Niki Lauda A slight upper hand for Formula 1 Legends turned into a big win as they just kept steadily scoring. Desassossego Blues - Extreme 6 : 2 Scorers: Charles Search (55., 76.), Bernando Soares (7.), Vicente Guedes (28.), Faustino (60.) ***vd Looij (56.) Penalties: 1 ***1 Booked: --- ***Cruyff, Muhren, vd Looij A solid win for the Blues. Chicken Run - Feyenoord 1 : 1 Scorers: Brunhild (83.) ***Arnold Schloten (85.) Chicken Run are undefeated at home and Feyenoord are undefeated away, and neither run were interrupted after a draw where both clubs scored once towards the end. The Championship Match day 15 ============================== The Scientists - Saturday Morning FC 0 : 1 Scorers: --- ***Hello Kitty (47.) Booked: Waage ***Pinkie Pie A slight upper hand for the 2Ds was successfully turned into a win. Cosmopolitan - Lake Tanganyika 1 : 1 Scorers: Wax (22.) ***Limnotilapia (71.) A heroic effort from Cosmopolitan let them claim one point from the table toppers. Ubermenschen - Song of Ice and Fire 0 : 1 Penalties: - ***1 Sent off: --- ***Jon Snow (20.) Booked: Brecht ***Cersei Lannister, Petyr Baelish A very clear upper hand for Ubermenschen in this game, but that apparently didn't help them even if they played most of the game against 10 men. And thus, Song of Ice and Fire become the first club to win away against Ubermenschen this season. Springfield United - Love Songs 1 : 11 Scorers: Bart (58.) ***Cry Softly (27., 32., 52., 63., 89.), Hallelujah (37., 71.), One (18., 59.), Over the rainbow (49.), My Way (23.) Booked: --- ***One, Woman in Chains As the scoreline implies, this was a very comfortable win for Love Songs. Not as comfortable as the scoreline implies, though! Erkrath Gladiators - Tamriel Athletic 1 : 0 Scorers: Martin (82.) ***--- A slow game where Erkrath managed to secure the win with a lone late game goal. Madmartigan City - Oaks 0 : 1 Scorers: --- ***Pogrom (49.) Booked: Madman, Reclame, TV ***--- Oaks were a little stronger here, and that was all they needed for two welcome away points. The Championship Match day 16 ============================== Oaks - The Scientists 1 : 0 Scorers: Jest (67.) ***--- Booked: --- ***Maxwell Oaks secure their eighth home win in eight home games this season. Chances of promotion seem really promising by now! Tamriel Athletic - Madmartigan City 2 : 1 Scorers: Sten Fog-Eye (22., 71.) ***Reclame (8.) Booked: --- ***Journaal, Loeki A slight upper hand to Madmartigan here, but Tamriel managed to escape with both points when Sten Fog-Eye turned 0-1 into 2-1. Love Songs - Erkrath Gladiators 1 : 0 Scorers: My Way (75.) ***--- Booked: My Way ***--- My Way fought hard and secured the one goal home win for Love Songs. Song of Ice and Fire - Springfield United 15 : 3 Scorers: Robb Stark (22., 27., 31., 53., 75.), Jaime Lannister (7., 59., 65., 70.), Davos Seaworth (10., 73., 78.), Jon Snow (37., 62.), Petyr Baelish (6.) ***Kwik-E-Mart (80., 87.), Homer (12.) A lot of entertainment for the spectators in the stands here. Lake Tanganyika - Ubermenschen 0 : 0 Booked: --- ***Habermas The definite top match of the round, with the two clubs who were #1 and #2 before this weekend facing off. It was the home side who were stronger, but Ubermenschen could celebrate one point as the first club to get anything at all away against Lake Tanganyika this season. Saturday Morning FC - Cosmopolitan 3 : 1 Scorers: Hello Kitty (40.), Rainbow Dash (51.), Mr Squiggle (75.) ***Bride (9.) Cosmopolitan took the lead early, but Saturday Morning came back strongly, first with an equaliser before the break, and then two more goals for a 3-1 home win in the second half. Division 1 Match day 15 ======================== Foxwood City - Lunar Sea 0 : 0 Lunar Sea had the upper hand in this game, but Foxwood managed to save a goalless draw. St. Helens - ENPS 1 : 1 Scorers: aniceplayers (47.) ***Duck Wals (56.) A slight upper hand to St. Helens, but table toppers ENPS managed to escape with a draw. Fjortoft's Friends - Jirs Nightmare County 0 : 0 Booked: --- ***Dyloron A solid upper hand for the home team, who are undefeated at home so far. However, Jirs Nightmare County managed a clean sheet and thus save one point. Parsifal - Dummys 3 : 1 Scorers: Jo Verhaar (83.) ***Hiele (70.) Penalties: 2 ***- Booked: --- ***Herman An even game where both clubs got one goal from normal play, but Parsifal converted two penalties for a 3-1 win. WrapUp - Queen 1 : 0 Scorers: My way (82.) ***--- WrapUp managed an upper hand here, but for a long time it seemed it was going to end goallessly. However, My way secured the win eight minutes before the end. Car Park Rangers - Sjokoladen BK 0 : 1 Scorers: --- ***Oh Henry (35.) Car Park Rangers were the stronger team here, but Sjokoladen BK had no fear and won anyway - thus they became the first club to win away against Car Park Rangers this season. Division 1 Match day 16 ======================== Sjokoladen BK - Foxwood City 2 : 0 Scorers: Kit Kat (71.), Butterfinger (59.) ***--- A double win weekend for Sjokoladen BK greatly help their chances of promoting this season. Queen - Car Park Rangers 0 : 1 Scorers: --- ***Hawkeye (8.) Booked: --- ***Green Arrow Car Park Rangers get the points they could've gotten in the other game, but here it was Queen that deserved them. Dummys - WrapUp 1 : 0 Scorers: Jan (55.) ***--- Booked: Karl ***Leave me alone Both teams had their chances here, but Dummys had most and also scored the only goal of the game. Jirs Nightmare County - Parsifal 0 : 0 Jirs Nightmare County were stronger in this game, but neither managed to score, so it's one point for each club. ENPS - Fjortoft's Friends 2 : 1 Scorers: Jan Velde (28.), Theo Bakker (5.) ***Okapi (84.) ENPS got the best start in the match between the top two clubs of D1, and although Fjortoft's Friends tried to come back, they only got halfway there with Okapi's goal. Lunar Sea - St. Helens 3 : 1 Scorers: Charon (48., 79.), Sycorax (32.) ***stayinthemiddle (43.) A solid game from Lunar Sea that puts some more distance between these two clubs. Division 2 Match day 15 ======================== New Generation - Insomniacz S-Pulse 0 : 0 New Generation had a clear upper hand here, but after failing to score, it's only one point for the home team.
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