Banackock

Good W.

Axelsssssssson

Wolfffff

gg STO

I wish a simulation league victory on the internet boosted my ego too to the point of being immature But heyy, good game to the rest of Davos. Cheers, boys!

Sven Wolf is soon to be a household name within North America and Europe once he reaches the VHL. Drafted into this seasons VHLM campaign by the Brampton Blades, we believe it's safe to say he's already made a name for himself. In 25 games, we've seen the player progress from 30 TPE to 92 TPE and have seen a dramatic increase in his skill on the ice. For such a short while, the kid has truly proven to the league so far that once he makes the jump to the big leagues he will start off right away as a solid player. Scouting reports prior to him being drafted stated he had the vision on the ice like only the very skilled players have. A media outlet even quoted to saying that he may be the next generational passer to enter the VHL and could very well be the best play maker in the game in a few short seasons. When approached, this is what Wolf had to say about these accusations. Feels good. I looked around the VHL growing up and noticed a few things. One, not many people play as center so I chose that as It will be a hot commodity. It's a huge importance in the game right now. Another thing I noticed was that there aren't many play makers and the ones that potentially could be, not vary much in skill. It's like 95 Scoring and 99 Passing. I'm really aiming at being the next generational play maker to come into the league. I love scoring, don't get me wrong and I will be doing plenty of that - but I want to break records for points and assists. The guy scoring is great, but every team that has a play maker, a guy who has raw vision to set up crazy shit and make it happen, I wanna be that guy. And so he will be. 25 GP, 6 G, 20 A, 26 PTS.

Interested.

Yay.

Just me sitting here in the cast of your shadow.

WOLF being a beast.

Woop

gg BRT

@Quads Beef it up. Blab if you have to. Be very vague and in your cons/pros, talk about one thing, make shit up and drag it on. Very easy the rookie profile and bio are for 18 tpe.

YES.

lul wut? GG RIG

User Name: Banackock THE FINALS San Jose vs Pittsburgh Winner: San Jose # of Games: 6

Sven Wolf #1 had come and gone. Once a promising goalie entering the VHL, is now a fat loser sitting on the coach eating doritos with his mom wishing he hadn't quit his childhood dream of making it to the big leagues. Everyday around the supper table, his family hears stories of his years and how he made the big leagues before quitting and leaving it behind. What a failure he feels like. He goes to bed each night holding his teddy bear that has a pasted and stapled picture of Jeff Hamilton on the face. However, Sven Wolf, the Swedish center, is looking to rebuild the name and become an elite center in the VHL. Currently with the Blades, he's sucking dick but oh well. This is what he has to say: Yeah. Went to Brampton. Only thing good about that was Axelsson and Diana. The GM is pretty good. Easy going and such but he's up in the Sky box a lot as opposed to the LR. Currently, I'm running to be a playmaker. I'm doing this to simply help out my team and why not?! VHLM is "who cares". It's all about the VHL. Of course I want my team to do well and win and me do good, but what I'm saying is my eye is on the VHL. The process I'm going through is benefiting my team for the VHLM but it' all in the process for the VHL.

Nuck for the winnnnn

My point being, as a Center your job is to win face offs. People don't create Centers to be shit in the face off circle... Thus, we should be rewarded for it. Also, while Wingers and Snipers are placing their TPE into Scoring and other areas.. where I use 30-40 TPE in a different area, I'm having to place the TPE into FO's... so there's an advantage for them to achieve more points (thus, again, Centers should be rewarded for Face Offs because it's our job to win draws and score, where as wingers just gotta put up points).

Balders is a beeeaaasst.