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Rosedale Open Homepage SEASON 31, ISSUE 11: April 25th, 2021 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. Top goalscorers by division 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 Since the issue is early, we'll stick with the previously announced schedule. The early deadline for issue 12 is Friday May 7, at 21:30 CET. It's always Fridays at 21:30 CET. The deadline for issue 12 is Friday May 14, at 21:30 CET. It's always Fridays at 21:30 CET. Publication date for issue 12 is Wednesday June 2. It might be out sooner. No orders are required for issue 1. If you would like to start a new club next season, now's a great time to let me know. Also, if you know someone who might want to play with us, now's a good time to extend an invitation! If you have heard nothing by the publication date, feel free to get in touch to check up on it. You can also check the homepage to see if the new issue is out or not. Next issue, you send orders for: * match days 21 and 22 in the league (see section 12) * the Rosedale Knockout final (see section 13) This round, the home advantage remains 9 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. Orders that reach me before the early deadline clearly marked «final» waive your chance to change them, in return for a cash bonus of 20 kKj to your club. Optionally, you can let me know your orders are «always final» - an option for those of you who never change your orders anyway. By the time you read this, I have already sent out your teams. If you haven't received them by the day after the publication, please get in touch. 2. Broadcast messages Jed Stone, Frillby United: «To the Sports Editor Eric Philpotts LONGDALE COURIER – Skelsthorpe Dear Sir, I am a goalkeeper NOT an Octopus!! Since all this nonsense about aliens playing in football teams started, I have sat aghast at the stupidity of these people. There is no evidence anywhere that aliens even exist so why in the world should they suddenly be found on a football pitch? What evidence is there that the game even exists on another planet? Did the astronauts found goal posts on the Moon and neglect to tell anyone? Let us have some reality please! Prove that aliens exist then see if they can play football. As to having an octopus play in goal, - really!! I am a trained, professional goalkeeper and thanks to the idiots pushing the 'octopus' theory into the world I cannot go out without being spotted and offered a fish!! (Do octopuses even eat fish?) As to the total planks that clap and make 'honking' noises when they see me and ask me if I want a fish! That's a seal you idiots!! Octopuses have tentacles not flippers! Football is a splendid game and it does not need baseless theories and stupid ideas smeared across it to entertain the lunatic fringe. I have played football all my adult life and have never, ever found any sort of evidence of aliens in a club's changing room. In my opinion aliens do not exist and if they did the obvious place to find them is in the stands watching the game not on the pitch playing it. Think of that the next time you're at a match. That bloke next to you could well be a 'blue spotted, four armed Franacktion' from an obscure planet on the left arm of the Galaxy. It just looks like your mate Phil! Colin Barker (Professional, human goalkeeper).» 3. Apprentices discovered None. 4. League results Rosedale Premiership Match day 19 ================================== Twin Peaks Owls - Tamriel Athletic 1 : 1 Scorers: Nadine Hurley (5.) ***Snar the Stone (51.) Twin Peaks Owls were stronger here, but despite the early goal, Tamriel Athletics managed to equalise and save a crucial point. Kremlin - Feyenoord 1 : 1 Scorers: Tigran Zenjarplan (31.) ***Rene Notten (75.) Feyenoord managed a bit of an upper hand away against their table neighbours, but Kremlin held on to one point. Serial Killers - Chicken Run 1 : 1 Scorers: Malachi Martin (9.) ***--- Penalties: - ***1 Booked: Nestor Pirotte ***Pinar Serial Killers came closest to winning this match, but Chicken Run got the draw after converting a penalty kick. Fantasy Finale - Parsifal 3 : 1 Scorers: Viseria (64., 68.), Jaheaerys (20.) ***--- Penalties: - ***1 (1 missed) A solid game from Fantasy Finale for a deserved win in this important fight to stay up in the Premiership. Currents of Space - Lake Tanganyika 1 : 0 Scorers: Nexus (16.) ***--- The table toppers got the one goal they needed, thus gaining a point on both their primary competitors for the title this season. Sheffield Thursday - Dirigentia con Brio 0 : 0 A slight upper hand for the visitors, but Sheffield Thursday managed the clean sheet and one point. Rosedale Premiership Match day 20 ================================== Dirigentia con Brio - Twin Peaks Owls 0 : 0 A slow match with a deserved draw as a result. Lake Tanganyika - Sheffield Thursday 0 : 0 Sheffield Thursday are solid at picking up one point away, and did so here too after a goalless match. Parsifal - Currents of Space 3 : 3 Scorers: Batyra (38.), Mestre (15.), Mestre2 (22.) ***Scopuli (34.), Skua September (49.), The Mule (88.) A really entertaining match for the spectators with three goals for each club. The table toppers were a bit stronger, but only barely saved the point with a goal two minutes before the end. Chicken Run - Fantasy Finale 0 : 2 Scorers: --- ***Jaheaerys (9., 76.) Penalties: - (1 missed) ***- Booked: --- ***Jaheaerys, Khyber Elessedil Chicken Run had the upper hand here, but Jaheaerys didn't care, and scored one goal in each half. Feyenoord - Serial Killers 1 : 4 Scorers: Shinji Ono (62.) ***Willy Pickton (66., 87.), Samuel Little (62.), Kang Ho Sun (67.) Booked: Rene Notten, Richard Budding, Shinji Ono ***--- No goals for the first hour, but the last thirty minutes became a flurry of goals. Feyenoord actually had their chances of winning here, but Serial Killers managed to win by three. Tamriel Athletic - Kremlin 0 : 1 Scorers: --- ***Sergei Eatstumuch (87.) A slow match where Kremlin managed a small upper hand that they turned into a one goal win. The Championship Match day 19 ============================== Oaks - Lunar Sea 5 : 2 Scorers: Sun Cap (4., 61.), Lilias (15.), Kazzia (77.), Minuet (25.) ***Umbriel (76.), Cordelia (30.) A match between two of the clubs fighting for promotion to the Premiership. Oaks showed very promising strength here, winning by three against close competition. Both these clubs missed promotion by two points last season, who can make it this season? St. Helens - Daisy's Friends 5 : 2 Scorers: Canihaveit (31., 44., 74., 78.), VeryTricky (80.) ***Lyla (24.), Benson (53.) Daisy's Friends were in good form and started with a fine goal from Lyla. However, they seemed to get distracted later in the game, and it was rumoured VeryTricky had brought treats. Rapid Crew - Hydra Conglomerate 0 : 0 A slight upper hand for Hydra Conglomerate here, but Rapid Crew got the goalless draw. ENPS - Night Owls 2 : 1 Scorers: Niek Verweij (70.), Johan vd Maas (83.) ***Wall of Owls (85.) A slow match came to life the last twenty minutes, and ENPS got the one extra goal they needed to win. Only a couple more points to secure promotion now... Song of Ice and Fire - Castaway 2 : 0 Scorers: Grey Worm (14.), Grenn (11.) ***--- Song of Ice and Fire quickly took command of the match with two early goals, and after that, their lead was never really threatened. This probably was the win that renewed their Championship contract, only rather far-fetched theory keep the seat in play. WrapUp - Magical World 0 : 0 Penalties: - ***- (1 missed) Booked: No tackling ***--- WrapUp had a clear upper hand in play here, but failed to score. That meant Magical World actually came close to winning, but they couldn't convert the deciding penalty kick. The Championship Match day 20 ============================== Magical World - Oaks 0 : 0 No goals here, though Oaks came closest. Castaway - WrapUp 2 : 0 Scorers: Aruba (76.), Calero (14.) ***--- A slow match that was shaped by Castaway scoring a goal in each half. Two crucial points for them that makes it very difficult for WrapUp to avoid relegation. Night Owls - Song of Ice and Fire 1 : 1 Scorers: Wall of Owls (83.) ***Maester Luwin (88.) Sent off: --- ***Grenn (9.) Booked: Redbrown Owl ***Daenerys Targaryen, Lancel Lannister Grenn was sent off already in the 9th minute, but the remaining ten visitors fought valiantly and managed to save a point nevertheless. Hydra Conglomerate - ENPS 2 : 4 Scorers: Peely (7., 30.) ***Johan vd Maas (4., 33.), Niek Verweij (35.), Kees Baker (45.) A fairly close game, but ENPS have their sights set on the Premiership and just wouldn't stop scoring. Daisy's Friends - Rapid Crew 6 : 0 Scorers: Rowan (45., 62., 67.), Frank (17., 57.), Benson (5.) ***--- Daisy's Friends came to this game incredibly energetic, and the theory about treats in the previous match has been strengthened. Rumours have it that manager Ronald Post has demanded to see pictures from the previous match footage.
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