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| + | === Oriental Squad appoint Don Rochildo === | ||
| + | Oriental Squad have broken their tradition of appointing Japanese managers by naming Alessandro Don Rochildo as their new manager. The Argentinian, 41, will succeed Tai Wan, who was sacked a month ago after a poor Worm Cup. | ||
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| + | ==== '''Profile: Allesandro Don Rochildo''' ==== | ||
| + | *Born on the 24th January, 1969, in Buenos Aires. | ||
| + | *Trained with the youth team of Nature Strike, nicknamed The Rock. | ||
| + | *Played as a midfielder. | ||
| + | *Played 203 times for Nature Strike, including the 1989, 1991 and 1993 Worm Cups. | ||
| + | *Moved to The Twits for £5 000 000 in 1994, and was nicknamed Ally. | ||
| + | *Played 160 times for the Twits, including the 1995, 1997 and 1999 Worm Cups. | ||
| + | *Broke his leg in 1999 in The Twits' Second Round game of the Worm Cup. | ||
| + | *Did not play again until 2002, when he moved to The Tymes, where he kept his old nickname. | ||
| + | *Played just 44 games for the Tymes, but suffered from cramp and had to be substituted in most games. | ||
| + | *Was appointed as player-manager of the Tymes in 2003. | ||
| + | *Retired from playing in 2004, at the age of 34, to concentrate on his managerial duties. | ||
| + | *Lead the Tymes to their first ever Worm Cup. | ||
| + | *Brought the Tymes to the Third Round of the Worm Cup, a run which included a win over seeded Spongebob Team. | ||
| + | *He was the first manager to be included in the Tymes' Hall of Fame. | ||
| + | *Was appointed manager of Oriental Squad in 2010, succeeding Tai Wan. | ||
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| + | === Oriental Squad sack Tai Wan === | ||
| + | Oriental Squad have sacked their manager Tai Wan after four years in the job, due to a poor Worm Cup campaign. The club issued a statement to the public saying: | ||
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| + | ''"Tai Wan has been relieved of his postition after a poor Worm Cup. Both parties agreed that a fresh start would benefit everyone. We thank Tai for his acheivements here, and we wish him well in the future"''. | ||
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| + | The Tymes manager Alessandro Don Rochildo is the favourite to succeed Wan after The Tymes reached the Third Round in the tournamnt. Other managers, such as Cristian Villanav, manager of Super Horace Team, Medieval Warriors' Rufus Vanderhov and Name's Jaques Trempeau have also been linked with the job. | ||
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| + | Finally, Ninja Fingers, captain of the Villains No.1, has been linked with a move to Oriental Squad, as a player manager. However, Ninja Fingers has silenced these reports, saying: | ||
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| + | ''"The time is not yet right for me to end my playing career. I will not move into management until that ends. If after then I do receive and offer, I will seriously consider it."''. | ||
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=== Worm Cup summary === | === Worm Cup summary === | ||
| - | This Worm Cup was full of the expected, and the unexpected. The atmosphere has been great. There were many suprises, Oriental Squad and Name failed to top their groups, which were won by Medieval Warriors and Super Horace Team respectively. The Tymes shocked Other Villains in a Play-Off, and reached the Third Round, beating seeded Spongebob Team in the Second Round, before losing to Super Joel Team. Holders Cyborgs were eliminated in the Third Round by Clean Queen Team, who experienced a brilliant return to form. There were epic matches in each round, the best of them being Nature Strike v Utensils in the Third Round. Masters reached the Quarter-Finals for the first time since 1999. The final was a great showpiece of supsense and attacking play. | + | This Worm Cup was full of the expected, and the unexpected. The atmosphere has been great. There were many suprises, Oriental Squad and Name failed to top their groups, which were won by Medieval Warriors and Super Horace Team respectively. The Tymes shocked Other Villains in a Play-Off, and reached the Third Round, beating seeded Spongebob Team in the Second Round, before losing to Super Joel Team. Holders Cyborgs were eliminated in the Third Round by Clean Queen Team, who experienced a brilliant return to form. There were epic matches in each round, the best of them being Nature Strike v Utensils in the Third Round. Masters reached the Quarter-Finals for the first time since 1999. The final was a great showpiece of supsense and attacking play. |
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| + | However, some of the results were slightly predicatble. Only three unseeded teams made it to the Third Round. The Villains and Snoic Team were always the favourites, and justified that tag. But on the whole, the Worm Cup has been a good one. | ||
'''''Verdict: 8/10''''' | '''''Verdict: 8/10''''' | ||
Revision as of 10:05, 9 June 2010
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News
Oriental Squad appoint Don Rochildo
Oriental Squad have broken their tradition of appointing Japanese managers by naming Alessandro Don Rochildo as their new manager. The Argentinian, 41, will succeed Tai Wan, who was sacked a month ago after a poor Worm Cup.
Profile: Allesandro Don Rochildo
- Born on the 24th January, 1969, in Buenos Aires.
- Trained with the youth team of Nature Strike, nicknamed The Rock.
- Played as a midfielder.
- Played 203 times for Nature Strike, including the 1989, 1991 and 1993 Worm Cups.
- Moved to The Twits for £5 000 000 in 1994, and was nicknamed Ally.
- Played 160 times for the Twits, including the 1995, 1997 and 1999 Worm Cups.
- Broke his leg in 1999 in The Twits' Second Round game of the Worm Cup.
- Did not play again until 2002, when he moved to The Tymes, where he kept his old nickname.
- Played just 44 games for the Tymes, but suffered from cramp and had to be substituted in most games.
- Was appointed as player-manager of the Tymes in 2003.
- Retired from playing in 2004, at the age of 34, to concentrate on his managerial duties.
- Lead the Tymes to their first ever Worm Cup.
- Brought the Tymes to the Third Round of the Worm Cup, a run which included a win over seeded Spongebob Team.
- He was the first manager to be included in the Tymes' Hall of Fame.
- Was appointed manager of Oriental Squad in 2010, succeeding Tai Wan.
Oriental Squad sack Tai Wan
Oriental Squad have sacked their manager Tai Wan after four years in the job, due to a poor Worm Cup campaign. The club issued a statement to the public saying:
"Tai Wan has been relieved of his postition after a poor Worm Cup. Both parties agreed that a fresh start would benefit everyone. We thank Tai for his acheivements here, and we wish him well in the future".
The Tymes manager Alessandro Don Rochildo is the favourite to succeed Wan after The Tymes reached the Third Round in the tournamnt. Other managers, such as Cristian Villanav, manager of Super Horace Team, Medieval Warriors' Rufus Vanderhov and Name's Jaques Trempeau have also been linked with the job.
Finally, Ninja Fingers, captain of the Villains No.1, has been linked with a move to Oriental Squad, as a player manager. However, Ninja Fingers has silenced these reports, saying:
"The time is not yet right for me to end my playing career. I will not move into management until that ends. If after then I do receive and offer, I will seriously consider it.".
Worm Cup summary
This Worm Cup was full of the expected, and the unexpected. The atmosphere has been great. There were many suprises, Oriental Squad and Name failed to top their groups, which were won by Medieval Warriors and Super Horace Team respectively. The Tymes shocked Other Villains in a Play-Off, and reached the Third Round, beating seeded Spongebob Team in the Second Round, before losing to Super Joel Team. Holders Cyborgs were eliminated in the Third Round by Clean Queen Team, who experienced a brilliant return to form. There were epic matches in each round, the best of them being Nature Strike v Utensils in the Third Round. Masters reached the Quarter-Finals for the first time since 1999. The final was a great showpiece of supsense and attacking play.
However, some of the results were slightly predicatble. Only three unseeded teams made it to the Third Round. The Villains and Snoic Team were always the favourites, and justified that tag. But on the whole, the Worm Cup has been a good one.
Verdict: 8/10
Villains Win Worm Cup Again
Highly fancied The Villains No.1 have won the Worm Cup for the fifth time, and the first on home soil. The final was played in Berlin, against old rivals Sonic Team. When interviewed by a reporter, Vice-Captain Drachior had this to say:
"What a night! We have done it again! I have heard so many times about how we are under par, but now we win again, so I hope that is now forgotten".
The Villains' winger Zombie, who didn't play in any previous Worm Cup wins for the Villains, said this:
"I cannot believe the atmosphere! I have heard som many tales from my team-mates about winning this trophy. Now I will have my own tale to tell! Full credit to the guys, they have been great!"
Shadow Announces Retirement Date
Sonic Team veteran Shadow has recently announced when he will retire from International Worms. He issued this statement to the public:
"I've finally decided to just get on with Sonic Team and finish my Brazilian career. I can't travel as much as I used to and my retirement from Worms may come soon after. For now, I will just play for Sonic Team and finish my career after a while. I will retire from International Worming when Sonic Team do very well. I wish to leave on a high."
It is expected that he will remain in worming for a few more years and then retire. He has also mentioned working as a Manager in the future. If he becomes a Manager, his team will know that they have a brilliant player on their side.
