Milchama, traditionally a Jewish nation, has generally been tolerant with minority religions under the traditional Jewish idea of religious toleration as well as the general tolerant attitude of the population. The Milchama government has started an anti-polytheist crusade after declaring that there are, "too many Margaret cultists" across the nation. "Wait are we now like Statler and Waldorf?" "We are, just wait, this time it's just a newspaper" "Wait I thought we were doing more politics posts?" Margaret is not in GOOFI will only join group with MargaretĭATE Matchday 10 (Are individual matchdays still a thing with 2/48 scorination? What is a matchday anymore?):
NUMBER OF WORLD CUPS QUALIFIED FOR: Haha. There, as it was last cycle, this does not slip. 7 games remaining, and Squidroidia controlled their own destiny. The rivalry may be over, but the war had just begun. Even after the win against Txakhaxi, Squidroidia were only 1 point ahead of HUElavia, meaning a slipup against the likes of Brenecia or Kohnhead would send them packing out of the World Cup if results elsewhere didn't go their way.
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Taking full responsibility was the least Johnson could do, but he was on thin ice now. We were bound to lose, and I'm sure if we'll face them again we'll think of something new to bring to the trenches." No national pride this, no Sho injury that, it was how we played war against them. It was really a die-or-die situation, take the foot out of the gas and not press hard and HUElavia were bound to win, hit it at full throttle and HUElavia were bound to win.
"These tabloids saying so much wrong about our game - Our press broke down right in front of us. (The SFA have said they have no intention to sack Adam Johnson as of now.) The Calamari Herald wrote in the summary of the game, "National pride was enough of a burden to sink the Inklings like the Octolings did against Inkopolis, and Raul's goals were a key reason why football comes first." Adam Johnson would reply in his press conference before the home game against Txakhaxi with some choice words. It was almost as if the tabloids would write themselves - "MUCH A HUE ABOUT NOTHING", The Squid wrote, saying, among other things, that Adam's coaching in the final stretch of the game was "Abysmal" and firmly took him at the hot seat when it came to a potential sack.
Everybody else was too frustrated to wish them a good game.
All except Hideo, shaking Raul's hand and patting him on the back. Both teams walked off the pitch, but it was the Squidroidians who refused to handshake with the HUElavians. HUElavia was now in a frenzy, and Squidroidia were in silence. Up stepped Raul, and the rest was history. The pressure, though, was mounting and building up in the kettle, steam and tempers blaring as Squidroidia didn't seem to hold on on the attack and their defense sputtered. Winning against HUElavia, oh what a feeling. Even without their star player, though, Tadakuni found Hideo to seemingly once again get the player who was seemingly cast in no-man's land in Murphtannia to become, seemingly again, a national hero and one of the best to do it. It wasn't enough for him to miss the next game, but it was enough to sub Tachibani Tadakuni on for Squidroidia. It was early in the 2nd half when Sho Itō walked into no-man's land and got bent out of shape. 90,000 HUElavians at the top of their lungs, yellow smoke billowing through the air, Raul, only a youngster, had scored the biggest goal of his life, a goal to keep HUElavia in the qualification race, now breathing down Squidroidia's neck.Īs the final whistle blew, Squidroidia surrendered in a fashion they didn't expect to do once Hideo scored in the 71st to silence the Capital. HUElavia had won a hard fought war, aggression slamming head first with aggression, and only an excess of that caused the Estadio Capital to erupt in cheers. As Raul Nacimento Jardim stunned Takemoto Shingen and Squidroidia in added time to put in his 2nd goal in 7 minutes, the Squidroidian bench felt their hearts sink, as did the players on the pitch.
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