Lisette Martineau is an avid fan of football and travels far and wide to support her local team. No stranger to violence, Lisette always stood near the sidelines and could be seen making menacing gestures toward the opposing team. It was during one fateful match when her over-enthusiastic cheers (and ill-concealed attempt to bite one of the rival team's player that wandered too close to the sideline) that caught the attention of a football scout sitting in a nearby stand. Due to her status as a Countess (and alluring hypnotic gaze), Lisette was soon commisioned to play for the Paris Coven.

5 September 2008
Ageing roll resulted in the Niggle.

6 September 2008
Picked up a Smashed Hand niggling injury playing against Bones_Brigade. Apothecary already used to prevent a serious injury to team-mate Jacques Renaud.

After hearing tales of her sister's exciting tours with Paris Coven to far away lands such as the Northern Wastes and Lustria, Juliette yearned for similar adventures. Selling the county that she inherited as a Duchess, she followed her beloved sister Lisettte on tours around the Old World. Like her sister, Juliette also managed to 'persuade' the headcoach that it was in his interest to bring her onto the team. She dreams of one day holding the prized Blood Bowl Cup and has a miniature of it hidden away beneath her volumunous and clinging dress. Not afraid of getting her hands dirty, Lisette sometimes uses the Cup to knock sense into those that gets between her and glory!

In the sleepy town of Limoges, Gregoire Dubois supplies finely cut pork meat to the locals. His precised 'slices of heaven' as his clients call it has attracted people from towns far and near to his humble establishment. When not putting pigs to the slaughter, the Frenchman spends his time honing his precious butchering knifes. It was on the eve of the annual Butcher's fest several moons ago that Gregoire's talent drew the attention of a vampire coach. Now, the Butcher of Limoges plays for Paris Coven. On the pitch, Gregoire can be seen sporting twin cleavers and would probably have caused opponents to think twice before throwing a block his way if not for that ridiculous moustache and his insistence on wearing his Chef's hat rather than a football helmet!

Armand was once a director cum performer at the Théâtre des Vampires in Paris. His best play was named 'de football pour les nuls', better known in the English speaking world as 'football for dummies'. His masterful and outstanding performance as a peasant farmer turned star player received critical reviews and was eventually brought to the attention of a local Parisian team. Armand's overnight transformation from actor to actual team player have astounded many, most of all himself. Dressed in black, the former actor now spends much of his time acting out 'plays' on the football pitch!