With 2 TD and 2 CAS, Ferdinand richly deserved the MVP in his (and the teams first game) in which they walked over an unprepared skaven side which never recovered from the 1st half, 1st drive blitz, led by Ferdinand! In the second, he was faceplanted by a Black Orc, and missed a drawn match. In the third he again recieved the MVP for a hard fought TD ending in a tie with the more experienced Parasitic Rotters. It is unclear why the MVP was awarded in the "Curse of Sienfeld" match, but it could be because noone wanted to give it to Erasmus the hobgoblin, who actually won the match. In his fourth match Ferdy managed a CAS and a TD, and was instrumental in the team victory over a hard orcy opponent.

Although somewhat in the shadow of Ferdinand, Dazey has started to come into his own, with a slowly developing number of casualties and a few TDs showing his developing skills set.

After an amazing effort by one of Tiglath's slaves, who accidently wandered through three multiple tackle zones and scored the winning TD against the "Curse of Sienfeld", the coach and team sold a few excess slaves and sent Tiglath off to a Elvish training session where he kept eating squishies until he learnt to dodge! Hopefully he can teach the rest of the team?

A solid Defender, Ash's place is in the thick of the line of scrimmage. On the Offence he is less adept, although he is quickly developing his skills in this area.

"Shal", as he is known to his fans, is a bit of a mystery, coming to prominance through sheer hard work, generating a pair of CAS and otherwise doing an effective blocking job throughout the season to date.

Spartacus is developing a small but very loyal following amongst those slaves who appreciate his slightly rebellious style - especially when he cuts in in front of a Chaos Dwarf to block an opponent!

Erasmus is slightly better treated than most of the slaves, he is only beaten twice a day as his worth as a player is well known, having the scored the winning TD on at least two occaisions.

He has however been warned that if his niggling injury flairs up to often, he can expect to be sold to the mines. This would disappoint some of the team, who would prefer to see him as the half time refreshment.

Hired for size rather than smarts or skill, Minos is yet to impress.