“Those orcs WERE unbelievably nice. Facing a pretty smashed up but pro orc team the Orphans for once excelled at their game. A game that could probably have ended up 4-0 or even 5-0 showed an elf team working together like one. Be it the linemen bravely standing up to the Nice's grim troll, Belerath's inspired kicking or Hraithiána's smashing blitzes all worked together and supported each other at all times.

The Orphan's manager has stated that he is very pleased with the result and hopes that this is a start of a new trend and not just an exception to up until now's stunted efforts. If this is so, this should surely guarante coach Tarq's future with the team, a position that was far from secure after the first few miserably failed games of the newly started team. He goes on and rebuffs all rumours of recruiting a new blitzer to replace blitzing dark elf Harkh Long-dagger (who got eaten by a troll during the Orphan's first game), stating "The club can't afford any new players at this time and as long as Hraithiána is doing such an excellent job doubling as a blitzer during defence there really is no need."

In other news, the position of the Orphan's new dwarven apothecary is far from secure as he failed to do anything about Ceridan's fractured arm but instead aggrevated the wound so that Ceridan most certainly will miss next week's game. The dwarf claims "'ow's iye ta 'noo tha' elfies arms dun' go on tha' way.". Probably not a statement that will make him any more popular with the club's die hard fans.

lespugh was a very civil and friendly coach to play and I look forward to playing him again.”