Smirk was brought in to replace Bog da Blitza and debuted in the Middenheim Challenge 11/06. The hard hitting and skilled blitzer scored 2 TD's in his debut match, another 2 in the semi-final and then ran in the winning TD in the final, cementing his popularity amongst the fans and achieving a dominant position in the team after just 4 played matches.

Smirk da Exakutiona looked destined for great things, but sadly he has now missed the last two tournaments because of his niggling injuries effectively costing the team their matches. Despite his popularity many of the fans are calling for his retirement.

<b>Achievements & Happenings</b>
Scored 2 TD's in his debut match in Middenheim Challenge 11/06
Scored 2 TD's in the semi-final of Middenheim Challenge 11/06
Scored the winning TD in the final of Middenheim Challenge 11/06
Age niggled on Emerging Star roll
Missed the premier of Albion Regional Challenge 7/09 due to a virus
Missed the Bloodeweiser Cup 2007 due to his niggling injury
Scored a TD, a cas and won the MVP in the premier of Albion Regional Challenge 03/05
Missed the first round of Pit Rat Cup II due to a Virus

<b>Matches missed due to niggling injuries:</b> 4

<b>A hero lost...</b>
Smirk made one of the most spectacular debuts in the Orca Cola Cup history, joining the team as a rookie blitzer and scoring an impressive 5 TD's during the Middenheim Challenge to win it for his team. That achievement gave him instant hero status amongst the Gothenburg Gitz supporters.

When he shortly after was struck by a series of minor injuries that made him miss a string of tournament matches many of the fans started to question their favourite player. Some started calling him an overpayed diva, who didn't want to take risks on the pitch. That kind of behavior might work for an elf team, but not for orcs! Then, after missing the first round of the Pit Rat Cup II, Smirk finally announced that he was fit to play again.

It would turn out to be his last performance. He was nearly killed by the clawed beastman Lucky in the beginning of the second half, but the apothecary was sent in and managed to save his life. The evil chaos players didn't take mercy on him though, and managed to bring him down late in the match, ganging up around him and stomping him to a bloody pulp.

Maybe his brutal death was for the best. Some fans had started to call for his retirement after his many abscent matches. Now the Gitz fans will always remember him as the hero who died a courageous death on the pitch, defying death once before his life was lost.