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Match Result · League division
· Tournament game
Match recorded on 2012-11-18 04:58:10
60k
1/1/0
Player Performances
td
comp
cas
int
mvp
spp
turns
pass
rush
block
foul
TOTALS
2
-
2
-
1
15
151
-
36
52
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#12 Ian "Swiftfingers" O'Shea – Groin Strain (MNG)
Player Performances
td
comp
cas
int
mvp
spp
turns
pass
rush
block
foul
TOTALS
2
2
1
-
1
15
151
7
42
26
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#4 ratbot 2 – Smashed Knee (NI)
“Headline Reads: Bayside Brawlers now Bayside Bawlers.
The spurious claim of 'Man Marking' tactics from the opposition 'embedded' reporter ably demonstrates why the Bawlers where lucky to escape with a draw; They just weren't paying attention.
This reporter has re-watched the game, and the only man marking were cases of tactical tagging or direct defensive pressure of the stinking opposition ball carrier. To claim otherwise is to show gross ignorance of play.
This Troll can only hope that a third successive season in Regionals might just see something, anything, click for my opposition coach.
”
The spurious claim of 'Man Marking' tactics from the opposition 'embedded' reporter ably demonstrates why the Bawlers where lucky to escape with a draw; They just weren't paying attention.
This reporter has re-watched the game, and the only man marking were cases of tactical tagging or direct defensive pressure of the stinking opposition ball carrier. To claim otherwise is to show gross ignorance of play.
This Troll can only hope that a third successive season in Regionals might just see something, anything, click for my opposition coach.
”
“Bloody Gutter Runners.” – Tomay.
The quote says it all. Fur Train were able to keep their Gutter Runners on the pitch for the majority of the game against the Brawlers. As such, they had control of the pitch and were unlucky to walk away with just a draw. The Brawlers played better than their last round, but still failed to inflict the casualties needed to defeat the skaven, despite the skavens ‘man marking’ tactics. Throwing double the amount of blocks, the Brawlers were able to escape without knocking themselves over for a change.
Crucial moments included a wonderful fireball delivered by a wizard employed by Fur Train which saw the ball knocked loose in range of the gutter runners. The final turn touchdown of Uncle Wally despite being crowded by Fur Train players by the sideline was what ultimately saved the team from a humiliating defeat. Bayshore’s Son managed to inflict an early casualty, appearing fired up, before being taken from the pitch and not being able to regain consciousness to re-enter the fray.
The Bayshore Buff’s 3-2-1 Voting
3 – Uncle Wally – did his job, scored 2 touchdowns and rushed for a bunch.
2 – Bald Fergus – did his best to wrap up a few rats and keep the numbers advantage.
1 – The Rover – kept on hitting but was only able to remove one from the pitch permanently.”