“well, a great game I thought, despite the loss. My team had an awesome startup - the crowd got involved (a certain spectator , perhaps trying to show the Ice how to throw a ball, throwing a rock to KO one of Fabino's golems).
The charge down the side of the pitch , coupled with a few zombies challenging the enraged minotaur in the centre field, got the crowd to their feet - and as Residual sprinted towards the endzone (at this point the Ice had iced 6 of the opposing team, to the KO of one of their own).. when he saw a shiny object on the ground and promptly tripped and stacked it into the ground. The ball came to a rest next to a Chaos Warrior and another 2 beastmen.

Fabino's top Ghoul, Dancing Dead, the only player NOT resting in pitch or surrounded by angry minotaurs, beastmen and ghouls, makes a daring dash in, dodges easily, and walks out with the ball.. to make a pass to his colleague werewolf.

It doesnt look so bad for the Ice at this point.. its 10:5 on the field, and they have the ball covered. To make it better, Decayed (the old niggled beastman) takes off THE interception of his career (and I mean *the* as in singular).
The minotaur next to decayed promptly smacks the crap out of one of the zombies next Decayed, and its all looking good...

But decayed, it appeared, had taken too much for granted. He dodged past the first zombie, but the second zombie managed to trip him up - and despite his extra training (double 1's on the reroll!) he went down, and the ball went flying.

Once more, Dancing Dead dodges away from his guarding chaos warrior, and dives in to wrench the ball away.. and this time manages to get the clear, where he gets a class pass into Whiteclaw, who promptly dodges away from his opposition to score. (Which, with 4 members in KO and 2 in BH, was not before time...)

The game was good, and extra kudos to Fabino for fighting through it, despite the apparently appauling odds.. those werewolves really pulled their weight, and did a number of significant stuns that kept my team out of the fight in the second half, allowing Whiteclaw to once again prove his worth and score.

and to think I wondered why my werewolves were always fouled off the field...”