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Welcome to Aussiezone 234!

Dear reader,

That’s right, we’re back! Two editions in two weeks! It’s not 957 days like the last one – it’s just 15 days instead.

A new era in MZ Australia has begun and we’re looking at sharing an article from chucky06 this week with a great look at the A-League over 10 seasons as our special feature.  We have a look at the race for promotion for the div 1 competitions, the finals across the U23/U18 national cups, and of course to round out the zine are a wrap of hockey, a flashback and a review of the A-league today.

I’ll keep this Editorial short, sharp and sweet, but again leave the callout for anyone who’d like to contribute, to please just shoot me a message in my guestbook with anything you’d like to write. We welcome all of these contributions across the realm of MZ Australia.

Enjoy the read!
Damo11

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The A-League in reflection — The last 10 seasons (S59-68)

I went on a statistic compiling mission this week, looking back at the last ten seasons of our Top League. Over the last ten seasons there have only been six winners of the coveted trophy. Surprisingly, only 30 different teams have contested the A-League during this ten season period. There has been a few stand out performers during this period and the tables below highlight this. I hope the statistics make as interesting reading as they did compiling but don’t take you a long to read.

Winners
Unhinged TokerZ 
(59)
Abbotsford FC (60/61)
Jimmy Pizza (62/63/67/68)
Flying Hellfish (64)
Red Devils United (65)
The Obscurials (66)

The Table of Consistency – Points for Position (awarded 12 points for 1st and 1 point for 12th over the last 10 Seasons)

Jimmy Pizza 85 points
Abbotsford FC 84 points
Glasston 72 points
SYDclub 60 points
BONDI ICEBERGS 55 points
Red Devils United 54 points
Crimson Eagles FC 49 points
Warburn F.C 38 points
The Obscurials34 points
Amputees FC 33 points
Flying Hellfish 32 points
F.C. Ailsa 24 points
Unhinged TokerZ 23 points
BES MUDI BANDITS
20 points
Brisbane Roar 16 points
Collingwood 14 points
Telita 13 points
Duffield United 13 points
Bindi FC 12 points
The GunnerZ 12 points
Ayreon 7 points
Rodborough 7 points
Safety Squad 5 points
Hop Skip Jump 5 points
Inactive Team 4 points
Close Family 3 points
HASSELHOFF BABES 3 points
Rubition F.C. 3 points
0Fubar You points
Bankstown FC 1 point
The Magpies 1 point

Total Points Table: (Last 8 Seasons Only)

Jimmy Pizza 372 Points G/D +411
Abbotsford FC 291 Points G/D +177
Glasston 267 Points G/D +243
SYDclub 242 Points G/D +146
Red Devils United 233 Points G/D +19
Crimson Eagles FC 194 Points G/D +153
Bondi Icebergs 184 Points G/D -9
A-League Team of the Last Ten Seasons:  (**Stats from the last 8 season**)
– Jimmy Pizza
During the last ten seasons, Jimmy Pizza has won the A-League a whopping 4 times! Having topped all statistical charts during this period. It’s undeniable Pizza, has been the main force to be reckoned with during this time. His team’s ability to create bulk chances, having created on average over the last 10 season 22.6 shots per match and averaging 4.01 goals a game is quite incredible. During this period he has only conceded on average 10.08 shots per match against, less than half of what they create. Jimmy Pizza is the undisputed best side of the A-League in the last ten seasons.

A notable mention to Abbotsford FC being the model of consistency in the period, being the only team to play in the top flight for all ten seasons! A great achievement and has probably been unlucky over this period to not have more success. 

A-League Season 69 — Rounds 13-17 in Review

A-League- Season 69 Rounds 13-17

Round 13 – 20-02-2019 11:30

Jimmy Pizza 6 – 0 Welford
Brisbane Roar 0 – 3 Glasston
Chelsea Dream 3 – 1 SYDclub
Flying Hellfish 1 – 0 Abbotsford FC
Crimson Eagles FC 1 – 1 Bindi FC
Ayreon 2 – 0 Close family
Round 13 saw Crimson only managing a draw. This set back may hurt Crimson on his search for a second title, 38 seasons after his first. The other two front runners both had wins and also saw Ayreon pick up three valuable points on his late push to survive relegation. Chelsea also had a great win over SYDclub gaining three more, much needed points.

Round 14 – 24-02-2019 14:30

Glasston 1 – 2 Jimmy Pizza
SYDclub 3 – 1 Brisbane Roar
Welford 4 – 3 Chelsea Dream
Bindi FC 1 – 4 Flying Hellfish
Close family 2 – 7 Crimson Eagles FC
Abbotsford FC 5 – 0 Ayreon

Round 14 action kicked off with another win for Jimmy Pizza, maintaining his credentials as the heavy favorite . Hellfish and Crimson both had convincing wins keeping them in the top three and right in the mix for the title. No massive upsets to report and most games went according to script.

Round 15 – 27-02-2019 09:15

Glasston 4 – 1 Welford
Jimmy Pizza 5 – 0 SYDclub
Brisbane Roar 6 – 0 Chelsea Dream
Bindi FC 3 – 2 Abbotsford FC
Flying Hellfish 0 – 0 Close family
Crimson Eagles FC 6 – 1 Ayreon

Round 15 went by with both Pizza and Crimson taking maximum points from their matches. Unfortunately Hellfish could only manage a draw in his match with relegation zone team, Close Family. This result opened up a gap of five points between himself in third and Pizza at the top. Hellfish may find it really hard to make this up with only seven rounds remaining. At this stage, the league really started to show the gap between the top 3, 4th-8th and the bottom few teams on the ladder.

Round 16 – 03-03-2019 17:45

Welford 1 – 3 Brisbane Roar
SYDclub 3 – 4 Glasston
Chelsea Dream 0 – 6 Jimmy Pizza
Abbotsford FC 3 – 4 Crimson Eagles FC
Close family 1 – 1 Bindi FC
Ayreon 1 – 2 Flying Hellfish
Round 16 had no upsets of note and the three title contenders all picked up maximum points.The battle for survival at the bottom of the league is becoming just as exciting as the top with a clear bottom four emerged. 

Round 17 – 06-03-2019 11:30

Jimmy Pizza 3 – 1 Abbotsford FC
Welford 0 – 9 Crimson Eagles FC
Brisbane Roar 3 – 0 Close family
SYDclub 2 – 0 Bindi FC
Glasston 3 – 2 Ayreon
Chelsea Dream 2 – 4 Flying Hellfish

Round 17 saw the three big guns all have a win making every game from now important to secure maximum points but if they wish to overturn the current ladder positions. After 17 rounds Jimmy Pizza is only two points above Crimson at the top of the table. Flying Hellfish is a further three points behind Crimson. Fourth to eighth is very close with only seven points separating these teams. The bottom four looks to be decided already but the three teams automatically getting relegated and the one side who will have to fight out the Play-offs isn’t yet clear. The round 18 fixture involving Crimson Eagles and Jimmy Pizza may turn out to season defining.

Team M W D L + = P Last 6
1

  Jimmy Pizza

17 14 0 3 51 17 34 42
2

  Crimson Eagles FC

17 12 4 1 64 22 42 40
3

  Flying Hellfish

17 11 4 2 39 21 18 37
4

  Glasston

17 8 5 4 36 31 5 29
5

  Bindi FC

17 7 4 6 32 31 1 25
6

  Brisbane Roar

17 7 3 7 34 31 3 24
7

  SYDclub

17 7 3 7 31 31 0 24
8

  Abbotsford FC

17 6 4 7 36 36 0 22
9

  Chelsea Dream

17 4 1 12 30 52 -22 13
10

  Welford

17 4 1 12 19 50 -31 13
11

  Close family

17 2 4 11 21 43 -22 10
12

  Ayreon

17 3 1 13 22 50 -28 10

Golden Boot
Player Team GP G YC RC
1  Pavel Cãpraru  EAGL 17 44 0 0
2  Howard Bungaard  HELL 17 29 0 0
3  Henri-Patrick Thys  GLN 17 24 0 0
4  Liu Jian Kang  JP 17 21 0 0
5  Earnest Kreck  EAGL 17 17 0 0
6  Arsenio Guillelmus  ABD 17 17 0 0
7  Al Sobczak  BFC 17 16 1 0
8  Egemen Derdiyok  BRI 17 13 0 0
9  Hugh Milton  WED 17 13 1 0
10  Almut Hartnick  BRI 17 13 1 0
11  Edmund Weatherby  SYD 17 12 1 0
12  Cristi Luca  AYR 17 12 0 0
13  Fang Ao Jie  JP 17 10 0 0
14  Benito Camela  ABD 17 10 0 0
15  Felipe Baudelio  SYD 17 9 0 0
16  陆适轩  CF 17 8 1 0
17  Donald Trump  JP 17 8 0 0
18  Waldemar Hefter  CF 17 7 0 0
19  Kayra Keleş  SYD 17 7 1 0
20  Pierre Ramsay  CDR 17 7
My Predictions (usually poor) 

Round 18 – 10-03-2019 09:30

Bindi FC 3-1 Brisbane Roar
Ayreon 1-3 SYDclub
Flying Hellfish 2-1 Glasston
Abbotsford FC 2-0 Chelsea Dream
Crimson Eagles FC 3-2 Jimmy Pizza
Close family 1-1 Welford

Round 19 – 13-03-2019 13:30

SYDclub 1-4 Flying Hellfish
Glasston 2-2 Abbotsford FC
Chelsea Dream 1-3 Crimson Eagles FC
Jimmy Pizza 7-0 Close family
Welford 4-1 Bindi FC
Brisbane Roar 3-0 Ayreon

Round 20 – 17-03-2019 09:15

Ayreon 1-1 Welford
Bindi FC 4-1 Jimmy Pizza
Close family 1-3 Chelsea Dream
Crimson Eagles FC 4-1 Glasston
Abbotsford FC 2-3 SYDclub
Flying Hellfish 2-0 Brisbane Roar

Round 21 – 20-03-2019 15:00

Welford 0-4 Flying Hellfish
Brisbane Roar 0-3 Abbotsford FC
SYDclub 1-3 Crimson Eagles FC
Glasston 2-1 Close family
Chelsea Dream 0-3 Bindi FC
Jimmy Pizza 7-0 Ayreon

Round 22 – 24-03-2019 10:45

Flying Hellfish 1-3 Jimmy Pizza
Abbotsford FC 2-0 Welford
Crimson Eagles FC 3-2 Brisbane Roar
Close family 0-1 SYDclub
Bindi FC 2-2 Glasston
Ayreon 0-2 Chelsea Dream

The U21 Socceroos – Season 69 Confederations Cup – Game 4 + Playoff Stages

by damo11

U21 Confederations Cup 2019

Australia – The Road to Victory

Filling in for grinner this week, I’ve got a classic one-match review to go here. With no insight to the Aussie U21 Socceroos whatsoever, I can categorically say that a 3-1 win over the U21 Panama side was a great relief for the nation as they took out an undefeated campaign and went to the top of Group 3 without too much drama.

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Pearce Hines has gone into 10th place of the leading scorers for the U21 Confederations Cup 2019 tournament thanks to his 6 goals from all four games.

The final 16 sees Australia facing the traditional rival of U21 MZ Country, who ended up placing 2nd after three matches in Group 8.

You can follow the match here on Sudnday morning at 6am AEDT.

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Seniors National Cup Season 69 – Group Stages

THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL CUP CORNER

Senior National Cup 

Group 1

Team M W D L + = P
1 Crimson Eagles FC 14 11 2 1 91 6 85 35
2 Green Sheep 14 11 0 3 61 23 38 33
3 Rutgers Utd 14 10 0 4 48 26 22 30
4 BES MUDI BANDITS 14 9 2 3 53 12 41 29
5 Catanzaro FC 14 6 1 7 48 34 14 19
6 Vikings 14 3 1 10 24 43 -19 10
7 Hunter Valley FC 14 3 0 11 9 77 -68 9
8 Joachim Wiking TSS 14 0 0 14 0 113 -113 0

Group 2

Team M W D L + = P
1 Flying Hellfish 14 13 0 1 91 6 85 39
2 Darwin Saville FC 14 11 2 1 36 7 29 35
3 Gunyah 14 10 1 3 41 19 22 31
4 Harry Cool 14 8 0 6 56 20 36 24
5 Duffield United 14 5 1 8 23 34 -11 16
6 Stone Eagles 14 4 1 9 32 43 -11 13
7 BONDI ICEBERGS 14 2 1 11 14 84 -70 7
8 Rubiton F.C. 14 0 0 14 4 84 -80 0

Group 3

Team M W D L + = P
1 Abbotsford FC 14 11 1 2 47 17 30 34
2 Glasston 14 11 1 2 54 25 29 34
3 Collingwood 14 10 1 3 49 20 29 31
4 Chelsea Dream 14 6 2 6 40 25 15 20
5 Elite FC 14 5 1 8 34 41 -7 16
6 SYDclub 14 5 0 9 37 32 5 15
7 Mount Pleasant FC 14 4 2 8 23 37 -14 14
8 Amputees FC 14 0 0 14 9 96 -87 0

Group 4

Team M W D L + = P
1 Jimmy Pizza 14 12 1 1 103 12 91 37
2 Bindi FC 14 11 1 2 89 10 79 34
3 Goonaus 14 8 2 4 53 29 24 26
4 Melbourne Rockstars 14 8 1 5 63 22 41 25
5 The Obscurials 14 7 1 6 59 38 21 22
6 HASSELHOFF BABES 15 7 0 8 35 51 -16 21
7 Ryde City FC 14 4 0 10 30 78 -48 12
8 Aussie Polo & Gents Club 15 4 0 11 21 76 -55 12
9 Skoolage United 14 0 0 14 5 142 -137 0

With the group stages still underway I will report further on this next edition when the finals commence.

Division 1 Season 69 — Rounds 14-17 Review

A follow up to the mid-season review, the race for promotion has gotten even more exciting across the three Division 1 competitions.
DIV 1.1
Since round 13, we’ve seen 0Fubar You drop out of the top three, and The Obscurials hit some impressive form with a perfect run from 6th to take them into 3rd place, including a positive 2-1 win over BES MUDI BANDITS in the latest round. This victory effectively halted the run for the Bandits and getting a couple of games clear, instead just a win ahead of the next two and leaving the automatic promotion to anyone.  Darwin Saville hold onto 2nd by a few goals in the difference, but the final round should tell the tale. Green Sheep may hold the key to the victors with matches against Gunyah, Darwin Saville FC and BES MUDI BANDITS over the coming rounds.
DIV 1.2
We already noted last time how far ahead of the pack Harry Cool is, so that’s kind of a no-brainer to say they’ve got the title well and truly wrapped up now. Canazaro is a mere second place and should hold on to that spot, leaving the 3rd place to be desired. Despite losing their past two matches, Mount Pleasant FC have jumped into 3rd thanks to Stone Eagles only gathering 4 points from the past fortnight. No changes have been recorded from 5trh to 12th, but Selbourne and Vikings are still within an earshot of making the playoffs.
DIV 1.3
Somehow Collingwood dropped a match bringing them back into the pack of the automatic promotion. Safety Squad smashed them 4-0 just two rounds ago despite the even contest around the ground thanks to two goals each from national striker Keefer Carragher and Rodney Lord. Rounding out the top three is Warburn F.C as they now have a 2-win break over Elite FC who dropped two matches in Rounds 14/15. Not much has changed at the bottom end of the ladder, but expect the key game to be Round 22’s Warburn F.C vs Safety Squad to complete the standings.

Under 23 National Cup Season 69 – The Finals

THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL CUP CORNER

U23 National Cup

Group 1- Final Standings

Team M W D L + = P
1 Green Sheep 12 12 0 0 100 3 97 36
2 HASSELHOFF BABES 12 7 1 4 32 24 8 22
3 Gunyah 12 7 1 4 37 30 7 22
4 Amputees FC 12 6 0 6 28 34 -6 18
5 Catanzaro FC 12 6 0 6 33 45 -12 18
6 Darwin Saville FC 12 2 1 9 21 49 -28 7
7 Joachim Wiking TSS 12 0 1 11 8 74 -66 1

Group 2- Final Standings

Team M W D L + = P
1 Goonaus 12 8 2 2 47 15 32 26
2 Hammer Time F.C. 12 6 6 0 41 12 29 24
3 Ryde City FC 12 6 3 3 33 25 8 21
4 Stone Eagles 12 5 2 5 27 21 6 17
5 Harry Cool 12 5 0 7 37 46 -9 15
6 Rubiton F.C. 12 3 3 6 25 49 -24 12
7 Glasston 12 1 0 11 10 52 -42 3

Group 3- Final Standings

Team M W D L + = P
1 Rutgers Utd 14 11 1 2 65 13 52 34
2 Duffield United 14 10 3 1 73 13 60 33
3 Crimson Eagles FC 14 9 2 3 70 11 59 29
4 Jimmy Pizza 14 8 2 4 50 14 36 26
5 Bindi FC 14 5 1 8 38 62 -24 16
6 Vikings 14 4 0 10 31 61 -30 12
7 Abbotsford FC 14 2 1 11 18 66 -48 7
8 Flying Hellfish 14 2 0 12 13 118 -105 6

Group 4- Final Standings

Team M W D L + = P
1 SYDclub 14 11 2 1 81 15 66 35
2 The Obscurials 14 10 1 3 90 16 74 31
3 Chelsea Dream 14 10 0 4 54 20 34 30
4 Elite FC 14 7 1 6 50 40 10 22
5 Mount Pleasant FC 14 6 0 8 42 62 -20 18
6 BONDI ICEBERGS 14 5 2 7 34 46 -12 17
7 Hunter Valley FC 14 2 2 10 29 63 -34 8
8 Skoolage United 14 1 0 13 3 121 -118 3

Quarter Finals
HASSLEHOFF BABES 3 v Rutgers Utd 2
SYDclub 1 v Green Sheep 3
The Obscurials 6 v Duffield United 1
Goonaus 1 v Hammer Time FC 2

  • All matches were quite evenly balanced besides The Obscurials having a blow out 6-1 victory.

Semi- Finals
Green Sheep
 5 v HASSLEHOFF BABES 1
Hammer Time F.C. 1 v The Obscurials 9

  • Green Sheep and The Obscurials were both a class above the rest and cruised into the final

Final
The Obscurials v Green Sheep

Prediction: This looks to be a great match with Australia’s two best U23 sides meeting in the final. Green Sheep have the 6th most expensive U23 team in Managerzone with The Obscurials the 9th most expensive. Defending champion The Obscurials will go into the game favorite but it would be no surprise if Green Sheep took home gold.

Under 18 National Cup Season 69 – The Finals

THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL CUP CORNER


U18 National Cup
Group 1- Final Standings
Team M W D L + = P
1 SYDclub 12 11 0 1 55 15 40 33
2 Rubiton F.C. 12 9 1 2 45 10 35 28
3 Rutgers Utd 12 7 1 4 30 22 8 22
4 Glasston 12 6 0 6 26 25 1 18
5 Flying Hellfish 12 3 0 9 10 39 -29 9
6 Skoolage United 12 2 1 9 11 30 -19 7
7 Gunyah 12 2 1 9 9 45 -36 7

Group 2- Final Standings

Team M W D L + = P
1 Green Sheep 12 11 0 1 55 5 50 33
2 Chelsea Dream 12 7 2 3 31 21 10 23
3 Catanzaro FC 12 5 1 6 28 26 2 16
4 Harry Cool 12 4 3 5 16 21 -5 15
5 Duffield United 12 4 2 6 22 26 -4 14
6 Abbotsford FC 12 3 3 6 18 33 -15 12
7 Stone Eagles 12 2 1 9 8 46 -38 7

Group 3- Final Standings

Team M W D L + = P
1 Elite FC 12 10 0 2 61 13 48 30
2 Collingwood 12 9 0 3 51 16 35 27
3 Jimmy Pizza 12 9 0 3 48 18 30 27
4 Bindi FC 12 5 0 7 20 40 -20 15
5 HASSELHOFF BABES 12 3 2 7 16 38 -22 11
6 Hunter Valley FC 12 3 1 8 14 46 -32 10
7 Joachim Wiking TSS 12 1 1 10 15 54 -39 4
Group 4- Final Standings
Team M W D L + = P
1 Amputees FC 12 11 1 0 54 4 50 34
2 Crimson Eagles FC 12 9 1 2 49 13 36 28
3 The Obscurials 12 8 2 2 52 11 41 26
4 BONDI ICEBERGS 12 6 0 6 30 19 11 18
5 Goonaus 12 3 1 8 23 52 -29 10
6 Mount Pleasant FC 12 1 2 9 10 59 -49 4
7 Vikings 12 0 1 11 2 62 -60 0


Quater Finals 
Elite FC 1 v Collingwood 8
Green Sheep 4 v Chelsea Dream 3
Amputees FC 6 v SYDclub 0
Crimson Eagles 0 v Rubition F.C. 3

  • Collingwood cruised past Elite with a convincing seven goal victory. Amputees and Rubition also had dominant wins. The game between Green Sheep and Chelsea was much closer with Green Sheep eventually just edging past Chelsea.

Semi-Finals
Amputees FC 1 v Rubition F.C. 2
Collingwood 0 v Green Sheep 2

  • Amputees went into the semi-final favorite to beat last years champion. The game was very close until Amputees went down to 10 men in the 50th minute. Amputees still managed to dominate the match with 15 scoring chances to 9 but Rubition edged away with the result looking to defend his title.
  • The other Semi saw Green Sheep put away Collingwood without too much stress setting up a final showdown with Rubition

Final 
Rubition F.C. v Green Sheep

Predictions: As a seasoned U18 self-proclaimed expert, Rubition will be extremely hard to beat. It would be a big upset to see him go down but massive congratulationsto Green Sheep who are also in the U23 Cup final and have made it to the knockout stages of the Senior National Cup too.

AIHL Season 51 — Round 14-17 review

by damo11

We follow up on last report of the mid-season review and look at Rounds 14-17 of the AIHL.

The Jugular Vein maintain their rich form staying undefeated with the foregone conclusion of one more win to seal another title.

Ice Aussie Pucks have ascended into 2nd place, overtaking Finlandia by a point thanks to Finlandia HC losing to Harry Cold 1-2 and drawing to Dunedin Thunderbirds HC 2-2.

Likewise in 4th place, Harry Cold overtakes Polar Bear Club after they dropped a game with a dismal 1-7 loss to Ice Aussies Pucks in Round 14.

At the other end of the table, the Kangaroo Crusaders have surged to 6th with a couple of wins in Rounds 14/15, but as per usual, it will be a race to the finish to avoid the relegation playoffs with Black Mamba HC, Caboonbah, and Auckland Anvils breathing down their neck.

Round 14 – 24-02-2019 17:30

Black Mamba HC 2 – 4 Kangaroo Crusaders
Telita 0 – 5 Pollywaffle
Polar Bear Club 1 – 7 Ice Aussies Pucks
Auckland Anvils 1 – 2 Caboonbah
The Jugular Vein 4 – 0 Dunedin Thunderbirds HC
Finlandia HC 1 – 2 Harry Cold

Round 15 – 27-02-2019 10:45

Black Mamba HC 0 – 11 Polar Bear Club
Kangaroo Crusaders 5 – 0 Telita
Pollywaffle 0 – 8 Ice Aussies Pucks
Auckland Anvils 0 – 2 Finlandia HC
Caboonbah 0 – 5 The Jugular Vein
Dunedin Thunderbirds HC 0 – 7 Harry Cold

Round 16 – 03-03-2019 16:15

Polar Bear Club 10 – 0 Pollywaffle
Telita 0 – 0 Black Mamba HC
Ice Aussies Pucks 3 – 2 Kangaroo Crusaders
Finlandia HC 2 – 2 Dunedin Thunderbirds HC
The Jugular Vein 6 – 0 Auckland Anvils
Harry Cold 4 – 1 Caboonbah

Round 17 – 06-03-2019 12:45

Kangaroo Crusaders 1 – 7 Finlandia HC
Polar Bear Club 2 – 1 Dunedin Thunderbirds HC
Pollywaffle 0 – 9 The Jugular Vein
Telita 0 – 5 Auckland Anvils
Black Mamba HC 0 – 5 Harry Cold
Ice Aussies Pucks 1 – 0 Caboonbah

 

Team M W D L + = P Last 6
1   The Jugular Vein 17 17 0 0 92 10 82 51
2   Ice Aussies Pucks 17 13 0 4 78 28 50 39
3   Finlandia HC 17 12 2 3 74 14 60 38
4   Harry Cold 17 12 0 5 80 32 48 36
5  Polar Bear Club 17 11 1 5 81 24 57 34
6   Kangaroo Crusaders 17 7 0 10 36 59 -23 21
7   Dunedin Thunderbirds HC 17 6 2 9 33 50 -17 20
8   Black Mamba HC 17 6 1 10 39 74 -35 18
9   Caboonbah 17 5 2 10 30 54 -24 17
10   Auckland Anvils 17 5 1 11 26 46 -20 16
11   Pollywaffle 17 3 0 14 26 124 -98 9
12   Telita 17 0 1 16 0 80 -80 0

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MZ FLASHBACKS — Why do we play ManagerZone?

by damo11

Remember back in the day when there were screens like that? I’m talking 2003 here when a few of us first started playing MZ. Yes, we feel like fossils, but that’s what the theme is here for MZ Flashbacks. What we do is regurgitate content that you may have forgotten, sometimes relevant, sometimes effective in today’s game. Other times it’s just interesting to see where the game has gone.

In saying that, this article below is from 2014 ago with a simple question — Why do we play ManagerZone?

That’s enough from me, so enjoy the nostalgia that comes with the read!

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