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Rosedale Open Homepage SEASON 2, ISSUE 2: May 7th, 2004 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. GM's ramble 15. List of addresses 1. Introduction Refer to GM's ramble, section 14. 2. Broadcast messages Trond K. Botnen, Call of Cthulhu: «la! Shub-Niggurath! The Goat of the Woods with a Thousand Young!» Car Park Rangers brings us: «SCANDAL Curvy Caroline Kissentell, 21 from Tadfield, has exclusively revealed to the Rosedale Sun that she has been having an affair with Rangers' new siging Malcolm Middle. Lots of topless pictures and maybe a few words inside.» Darius Molloy, Dangermouse: «Good luck for the new season and… watch out here I come» Sean «Blue» Cable, DC Red Hot and Blues: «And the season begins and just in time for the cicadas!» King Crimson, Dead Dino Storage: «Knowledge is a deadly friend When no one sets the rules The fate of all mankind I see Is in the hands of fools Confusion will be my epitaph» Luke Matthews, Floating Windy City: «From out of the sun we come through the air we soar, and from the skies we will poop all over you..» Jørgen Bjørnelv, Galaxy Brothers: «Hello all! GL to everyone;)» Eric Billot, FC Gnome: «Well, here goes nothing !! Da Gnomers are going to rock this season :-)» Espen Chr. Brill, Grorud Grasshuggers: «Oh, no, not another learning experience!» Espen Chr. Brill, Grunts United: «All things considered, insanity may be the only reasonable alternative.» Darth Vehusheia, Jedi Order: «Let darkness guide me» Espen Chr. Brill, Monkey Business: «Hordes o'ruthlessly trained monkeys be hidden away deep within t'bowels o't'park...bound t'immense machines o'destruction and family.» Håvard Pettersen, Odd Athletics: «Hello people! This is Odd speaking... I want a waffle!» Seth Owen, Pirates Haven: «Ther she be boyz, our next victims run out the plank lets see the woman folk walk it» Ian Moes, Saturday Morning FC: «You may think I've lost the plot but I prefer to look at it as innovative. The game is constantly evolving and I think it won't be long before you see all teams follow our lead and deploy a sponge in goal. And you might not think much of a couple of mice, but I tell you these guys just may take over the world one night! » Paul Riley, Sleep Wanderers: «Wake up!» Owen Blagae, Stranraer Reserves: «We won the cup, we won the cup, eayadio, we won the cup!!! UEFA Cup?» "Big Bad" Wolf, Toy Town Rovers: «I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your goal down.» Tor Magne Tønnessen, Underdogs FC: «Did anyone remember to bring the ball?» 3. Apprentices discovered the Ancients: Eohippus, Euoplocephalus, Heterodontosaurus Camarilla Divided: Alvin 'Bookie' Cheltenham, Charlie 'Smallpox' Guthrie, Paige 'Heihei' Duff Car Park Rangers: Dick Grayson, Remy Le Beau, Tommy Monaghan Call of Cthulhu: Dagon, Nyogtha, Yig Grorud Grasshuggers: Butch Bulldozer, SnooSnoo, Tingelingling Grunts United: Defty Metalspike, Tenzy Tenz, Trolluc Troeffel Jedi Order: Darth Malek, Darth Revan Muppets: Kermit Saturday Morning FC: Pinky, Sponge Bob Square Pants, The Brain Stranraer Reserves: Mark Miclos, Ruud Van Driver, Seamus MacShort Lower Tadfield Apocalypse: Agnes Nutter, Sergeant Thomas Deisenburger, The delivery man ANU FC: Raging Bull, Slim Jim, Totally Ives the Blitzball Team: Auron, Botta, Ophelia Coventry: Mikey Michaels, Walter Mitty Desassossego Blues: Barao de Teive, Raphael Baldaya, Thomas Crosse Gangsters United: B-gjengen, Dr. Evil, The Joker Mishima Zaibatsu: Anna Williams, Prototype Jack, Yoshimitsu New Bremen Cyberdruids: Dominic 'Victim' Hobson, Gregory, Victor Hocks Sale Savoyards: Chancellor, Hilarian, Sam Trivial Brief Association: Navarra Rifle Knight, Norwegian Baker Assembly, Raw Acrobatic Flyer Toy Town Rovers: Baby Bear, Daddy Bear, Mommy Bear Dangermouse: Baron Silas Greenback II, Miss Boathook, The Fog Monster Dead Dino Storage: OSI, The Tangent, Transatlantic FC Gnome: Dorg Baa, Khor Onrazor Pocket Valley Philosophers: Thales Sheffield Thursday: Mark Byzewski, Steve Telofski 4. League results Rosedale Open Match day 1 ========================== Muppets - Grorud Grasshuggers 6 : 1 Scorers: Rizzo Rat (16., 74., 86.), Lew Zealand (34.), Swedish Chef (13.), Marvin Suggs (59.) ***--- Penalties: - ***1 Sent off: Swedish Chef (51.) ***--- Booked: Marvin Suggs ***Felix Leiter Two new Rosedale Open participants face off in the first round, and the home team left no doubt at all which was the strongest team - in fact, their rough play was the only thing giving Grorud a noticeable chance for a draw. Will the Grasshuggers struggle to keep their place? Call of Cthulhu - Camarilla Divided 1 : 1 Scorers: Yog-Sothoth (37.) ***Ozzy 'Puppet' Mandrill (82.) Booked: --- ***Charlie 'Smallpox' Guthrie, Paige 'Heihei' Duff If there is such a thing as a top match in the first round, this is it. Surprisingly, Trond Botnen didn't urge the Lurking Fear forward at all, and while their chances of winning were fairly good, Generation X managed to pull off a somewhat lucky point, to the disappointment of the Necronomicon. Jedi Order - Sportf†narna United 1 : 0 Scorers: Leia Organa Solo (18.) ***--- Penalties: - ***- (1 missed) Booked: Quinlan Vos ***Pig-Tailed Girl A fairly even match in a galaxy far, far away saw the Lightside take an early lead, and when the Dust Stompers failed to convert their penalty, it was all in all a fairly deserved home win. the Ancients - Stranraer Reserves 3 : 1 Scorers: Nanotyrannus (15., 40., 78.) ***Cormac Rees Reeks (24.) Penalties: - (1 missed) ***- Booked: Nanotyrannus ***Jim Eanit With the Blues weakened by suspensions, newcomers the Ancients show that they can put up a fight even in the top division. Car Park Rangers - Lower Tadfield Apocalypse 0 : 10 Scorers: --- ***Newton Pulsifer (37., 52., 70., 83., 84.), Dr. Raven Sable (13., 63.), Anthony J. Crowley (7., 24.), Seaman White (74.) Booked: --- ***The delivery man With Car Park Rangers facing suspensions, last year's winner start off with a two-digit away win. Grunts United - Saturday Morning FC 3 : 1 Scorers: Mean Middlefielder (5., 14., 58.) ***The Tick (39.) Last season's medalists, Greenskins, starts out with a comfortable home win against the 2D's. Rosedale Open Match day 2 ========================== Camarilla Divided - Jedi Order 3 : 2 Scorers: Pierre 'Shotgun' Duval (53., 84.), Bill the Clueless Brujah (49.) *** Aayla Secura (63.), Quinlan Vos (18.) The Lightside surprisingly started out with a 1-0 goal, and went on to keep the lead until half time. In the second half, Generation X demonstrates that they are the stronger team, and although they won, the result clearly flatters the away team. Sportf†narna United - Muppets 3 : 2 Scorers: Mousse (32.) ***--- Penalties: 2 ***2 Booked: Akane Tendo, Genma Saotome, Pig-Tailed Girl ***Floyd Pepper, Marvin Suggs This match at Bollstadion is primarily rememberable for it's hyperactive referee. Five yellow cards may not be out of the ordinary, but four penalties is pretty much. The away team was somewhat stronger, but the Accidents accidentally left their lucky socks at home, and the youth of Furinkan cheer along with F†narnas Hooligans. Grorud Grasshuggers - Call of Cthulhu 0 : 5 Scorers: --- ***Nyarlathotep (1., 50., 63., 88.), Ithaqua (61.) Penalties: - ***- (1 missed) Booked: Larry Longbottom ***Azathoth, Hastur, Tsathoggua, Yog-Sothoth The Grasshuggers are having trouble adapting to the higher level even at Grorud Orchard and Community Center, as the Lurking Fear takes two important away points, challenging for the top spots. Lower Tadfield Apocalypse - Grunts United 1 : 0 Penalties: 1 ***- Booked: Sergeant Thomas Deisenburger ***Murky Musksmell Mirroring the opposite match last year, the home team wins 1-0 on a penalty. Tehee! :-) Saturday Morning FC - the Ancients 0 : 3 Scorers: --- ***Nanotyrannus (18.), Trilobite (3.), Morosaurus (40.) Booked: --- ***Fred Flintstone With the hometeam completely unspirited at home, the Oldtimers take advantage and grab both points, looking to have established themselves very well in Rosedale Open. Stranraer Reserves - Car Park Rangers 9 : 0 Scorers: Heiyu Hoyahamahia (37., 48., 89.), Hwan Long Dong (4., 61.), Hassan Al Ergi (19.), Ivan Asticov (53.), Cormac Rees Reeks (67.), Jacques Ancelit (68.) ***--- Penalties: - ***- (1 missed) Booked: Cormac Rees Reeks ***--- Stranraer attempted to field 10 players, but Hwan Long Dong stormed onto the field and gave them a lead that they never gave away. As for the Powers, what's there to say... quo vadis, Car Park? Lexington League Match day 1 ============================= Mishima Zaibatsu - New Bremen Cyberdruids 1 : 0 Scorers: Lee Chaolan (89.) ***--- Booked: Kazuya Mishima ***--- Life is good, unlife is not quite as good, is the conclusion from the Iron Fist Tournament today. ANU FC - Coventry 5 : 9 Scorers: Woo Woo (68., 83.), Wibbles (15., 22.), Whinging Bitch (88.) ***Oliver Queen (3., 32., 48., 59., 77.), Harry Shimmy (26.), Carl Crocker (43.) Penalties: - ***2 Booked: --- ***Henry McCoy The Quiz Champs were intent on giving the Sky Blues a harsh welcome to Lexington League, but Coventry's improving form from late last season seems to keep going, and although the away win was somewhat lucky, they played a strong game. Toy Town Rovers - Gangsters United 3 : 1 Scorers: "Big Bad" Wolf (79.), Bluebeard (55.), Daddy Bear (37.) ***--- Penalties: - ***1 Booked: Prince Charming ***--- Tonight's bataille at the Stadium of Night saw the Fables dominate the Mobsters to a comfortable home win. The home team wanted to win, and so they did! Desassossego Blues - Ladish Sausage 8 : 0 Scorers: Alvaro de Campos (6 goal$s), Ricardo Reis (26.), Alberto Caeiro (44.) ***--- the Mad Cows were without two key players, their manager and their fighting spirit, and was thoroughly slaughtered at Athena Stadium.
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