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Chancellors Soccer League
Matchday 1 through 10
It is season one of the new Chancellors Soccer League, this league was created in an effort of the national sports federation and our own government. The CSL is not the first professional soccer league there is a long history of pro-soccer but each one came to the same fate as the one before, greed and reaching too far and spending more than what some clubs were worth in trying to promote the league in regions of the nation where there was no interest.
The CSL will be different mainly because the league will only reach those cities where soccer is popular and will only expand when it has enough capital to support new clubs and take on their early debts. Our Glorious Chancellor Yost has personally donated $780 million into the league for the initial start up funds which in return the league commissioner Davld Unis named the league after our chancellor.
On July 9th was the big day the first match day of the league, and though many of the players on the teams hadn't played soccer in many years there was none the less a hint of excitement in their body emotions before the match. While for the most part the first match day there were few intense and suspenseful games, the one that stood out was the back and forth match between Eagle Center and The Chancellory to which Eagle Center won in a 5-4 thriller that left fans on their feet till the very end.
After the first ten matches it is no surprise that it is Eagle Center who is leading the league at this stage, they are after all packed with players who have been playing in league soccer for the past several years in the Capitol League, whose clubs are all based in the Eagle Center metro area. However right on their heels is FC Eagle Center which by most aspects is expected to be Eagle Centers biggest rival in the league as with FC, just like Eagle Center is also packed with players from the Capitol League.
MD 11-20
We are now 2/3rds the way through the first season of the Chancellors Soccer League and the heat is being turned up, with only ten matches left no one knows who will end up winning the National shield, let alone the Chancellors Cup. We do estimate though that those who are currently in the top six of the league still has the chance to win either the shield or the cup.
But let's first talk about FC Eagle Center who through twenty matches leads the league in most goals scored, fewest goals allowed and the most wins, sitting at 12-7-1, they right now control their own destiny and oh if you're curious who defeated them? Well the rivalry we talked about is real, on Match day seven Eagle Center defeated FC Eagle Center 1-0 and they wont play each other again until match day twenty-two so it is curious how that match will end.
Now however well this first season is going there is one club that is raising a few concerns, and that is Unity Center SC who at this stage is last in the standings with a record of 1-9-10. There only win came on match day seven in a 1-0 win against Houston Bay. The club is showing the signs of struggling financially and their attendance is the lowest per-match in the league averaging only 189.7 fans per match. Unity Center SC plays in the Grand Arena which has a capacity of 14,800, after it's last home game the club has announced that instead of trying to sell out the stadium as a whole they will only sell tickets for sections A, B, G, and H which would lower the capacity to 2,900. In order to make up for the lost revenue the club will tarp over the empty seats and sell advertisement space on the tarps. League Commissioner Unis hasn't made any comment on the future of Unity Center SC.
Matchday 1 through 10
It is season one of the new Chancellors Soccer League, this league was created in an effort of the national sports federation and our own government. The CSL is not the first professional soccer league there is a long history of pro-soccer but each one came to the same fate as the one before, greed and reaching too far and spending more than what some clubs were worth in trying to promote the league in regions of the nation where there was no interest.
The CSL will be different mainly because the league will only reach those cities where soccer is popular and will only expand when it has enough capital to support new clubs and take on their early debts. Our Glorious Chancellor Yost has personally donated $780 million into the league for the initial start up funds which in return the league commissioner Davld Unis named the league after our chancellor.
On July 9th was the big day the first match day of the league, and though many of the players on the teams hadn't played soccer in many years there was none the less a hint of excitement in their body emotions before the match. While for the most part the first match day there were few intense and suspenseful games, the one that stood out was the back and forth match between Eagle Center and The Chancellory to which Eagle Center won in a 5-4 thriller that left fans on their feet till the very end.
After the first ten matches it is no surprise that it is Eagle Center who is leading the league at this stage, they are after all packed with players who have been playing in league soccer for the past several years in the Capitol League, whose clubs are all based in the Eagle Center metro area. However right on their heels is FC Eagle Center which by most aspects is expected to be Eagle Centers biggest rival in the league as with FC, just like Eagle Center is also packed with players from the Capitol League.
MD 11-20
We are now 2/3rds the way through the first season of the Chancellors Soccer League and the heat is being turned up, with only ten matches left no one knows who will end up winning the National shield, let alone the Chancellors Cup. We do estimate though that those who are currently in the top six of the league still has the chance to win either the shield or the cup.
But let's first talk about FC Eagle Center who through twenty matches leads the league in most goals scored, fewest goals allowed and the most wins, sitting at 12-7-1, they right now control their own destiny and oh if you're curious who defeated them? Well the rivalry we talked about is real, on Match day seven Eagle Center defeated FC Eagle Center 1-0 and they wont play each other again until match day twenty-two so it is curious how that match will end.
Now however well this first season is going there is one club that is raising a few concerns, and that is Unity Center SC who at this stage is last in the standings with a record of 1-9-10. There only win came on match day seven in a 1-0 win against Houston Bay. The club is showing the signs of struggling financially and their attendance is the lowest per-match in the league averaging only 189.7 fans per match. Unity Center SC plays in the Grand Arena which has a capacity of 14,800, after it's last home game the club has announced that instead of trying to sell out the stadium as a whole they will only sell tickets for sections A, B, G, and H which would lower the capacity to 2,900. In order to make up for the lost revenue the club will tarp over the empty seats and sell advertisement space on the tarps. League Commissioner Unis hasn't made any comment on the future of Unity Center SC.
Zeek
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College Football
This week starts off the annual tradition of colleges around the country preparing for the thousands of crowds that will descend upon their campuses for rivalry match-ups and the heartbreaks that come with a game losing field goal or touchdown. However this season there have been a few changes in regards to the conference alignment and how schools can recruit players, the governing body of college sports the National College Sports Alliance(NCSA) has in many say finally taken the ban hammer to larger schools from dictating how smaller and less successful schools can utilize the profit from their games and recruit players from outside of their conference.
The NCSA decision comes from the case between the University of Northern Fana and the National Intelligence University, in which NIU alleged that Fana had bullied their school and threatened legal action against them for attempting to recruit players that Fana was trying to bring into their program as well. NIU continues that Fana though in a different conference was continually recruiting players inside the National 10 conference to which NIU is a member of, saying that since Fana is a bigger school and historically a more notable football program it has the right to recruit where ever it pleases.
Now for the financial end of this case which also includes Fana and the private school Shen Christian University, SCU alleges that though they are private they can use their money how they see fit to build their program through building better training facilities. SCU forwarding us a email from the President of Fana:
Now let us remind you that in the past ten years the University of Northern Fana has been accused and found guilt of violating the chapter 12, section 3, subsection 8 of the NCSA chapter, not once but three times. Each time they were found guilt they were fined $550,000. However for Northern Fana five hundred thousand isn't much money, but to Shen Christian it is equal to what the school gets from yearly federal funding.
This week starts off the annual tradition of colleges around the country preparing for the thousands of crowds that will descend upon their campuses for rivalry match-ups and the heartbreaks that come with a game losing field goal or touchdown. However this season there have been a few changes in regards to the conference alignment and how schools can recruit players, the governing body of college sports the National College Sports Alliance(NCSA) has in many say finally taken the ban hammer to larger schools from dictating how smaller and less successful schools can utilize the profit from their games and recruit players from outside of their conference.
The NCSA decision comes from the case between the University of Northern Fana and the National Intelligence University, in which NIU alleged that Fana had bullied their school and threatened legal action against them for attempting to recruit players that Fana was trying to bring into their program as well. NIU continues that Fana though in a different conference was continually recruiting players inside the National 10 conference to which NIU is a member of, saying that since Fana is a bigger school and historically a more notable football program it has the right to recruit where ever it pleases.
Now for the financial end of this case which also includes Fana and the private school Shen Christian University, SCU alleges that though they are private they can use their money how they see fit to build their program through building better training facilities. SCU forwarding us a email from the President of Fana:
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From: ErikDeckerson@UNF.fto
To: SalleyNeilson@SCU.fto.edu
Salley Im sending you this email because it appears that you believe that as a private school you can spend the schools money as you see fit. Let me remind you that spending school funds for the upgrade of sport training centers is against the law and The University of Northern Fana will take legal action against your school.
According to chapter 12, section 3, subsection 8 of the NCSA chapter; "Schools are prohibited from using non-sport related income for sport use."
I know for a small school such as Shen Christian making money from sport programs is hard, but what you are doing is illegal and our university has the financial and political clot to get what we want. Should you defy me and continue I will make sure that your school is shutdown and that all of your schools funds are seized by the Chancellors Financial Reserve.Now let us remind you that in the past ten years the University of Northern Fana has been accused and found guilt of violating the chapter 12, section 3, subsection 8 of the NCSA chapter, not once but three times. Each time they were found guilt they were fined $550,000. However for Northern Fana five hundred thousand isn't much money, but to Shen Christian it is equal to what the school gets from yearly federal funding.