The first player who got free thanks to the brand new Penal League.

He was jailed thanks to a controversial trial, he was accussed of killing a player in a football match. Though there was no evidence that could prove he was gulty, press manipulation and some bribes influenced the people's jury so he was condemned to a life sentence.

The news of the penal league was the golden opportunity he needed. He was a good player and he could find a good team, a team focused on good plays, not a bashy one. "Anyone could be guilty too" was the name of the team, a team of people with similar lifes. All of them were found guilty one way or another, but noone of them did nothing of the thing they were accussed of.

The team did a good start, but our lovely star needed some time to get on fit. He wasn't the main player of the team in the first games, but he made a perfect defense in semifinals, granting his team a place in the final. He was rewarded with the MVP nomination and this only event boosted his morale over the top, and he trained the hardest to the final. Sadly, the final's best player was Honest Politician, he scored the first td, killed an enemy blitz, kept sure the ball when needed... "I never did that foul", his nickname, was important too, he got rid of Richard Angelo, the rival star thrower, but the match was decided thanks to his teammate.

But Honest Politician wasn't going to be freed, he is seen as a public menace due to his advanced ideas. So someone bribed the press to nominate "I never did that foul" MVP of the final. It was absolutely unexpected, but he took the chance, and now he is retired , living peacefully close to a lake in the Empire. He deserved it.