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Thanks! Did have a little bit of help with the idea.

Unfortunately I heard you have since been banned from the Juan Ceson Society.

As a VHLM legend, Juan Ceson has many fans. This is why he started the Juan Ceson Society, to let his fans unite and support Juan together. A rather recent creation, Juan was very excited to see who would be the first fan to join and decided that the first member would receive a special prize. The lucky winner was Meghan Dancalot, who is a VHLM player themselves for the Halifax 21st, aiming to be just as good as Juan was. The special prize was a VIP meet and greet with Juan himself, where Meghan received one of Juan’s signed jerseys, a bonus signed jersey from Manny Ceson, and also got a one-on-one shot blocking lesson from Juan at Halifax’s practice facility. As if this wasn’t enough, Meghan was also lucky enough to receive a lifetime pass to the Juan Ceson Zoos network and a year’s supply of hotdogs from Shindogs, the hockey themed hotdog chain ran by Juan. @diacope

Manny Ceson, a future VHLM star who is in this season’s draft, is not just a star on the ice. He is also known for his hard work off ice, particularly his charity work and fundraising. Shortly before his move back to Vegas, he heard about a poor little old lady who was unable to afford any footwear. As someone who wears footwear almost every day, Manny felt that something had to be done and he had to help the elderly woman to get some for herself. Manny decided to try and fundraise enough money to buy the woman a whole new wardrobe’s worth of shoes. However, he knew that it would be very expensive as she had none at all and people need lots of different types of footwear. He got in touch with the Halifax 21st AGM, Ace Wilde, and asked if he could hold a fundraiser at one of the 21st’s home games. Ace Wilde, a very philanthropic person themselves, was more than willing to allow Manny to hold an event at as many home games as needed to raise enough money. A bake sale was organised, filled with the Halifax players’ favourite cakes and also with cakes made by the players themselves. This included soft and filled cookies baked lovingly by Meghan Dancalot, a particular favourite of hers, and also a truck load of doughnuts brought in by Dustin Moore, although only a handful remained after the team got their hands on them. Manny also arranged for all the other food stalls to be closed (except Shindogs) so that the cakes would be more popular. The bake sale completely sold out, even the mysterious soft and filled cookies, and raised enough money to buy dozens of pairs of shoes for the poor woman. But this wasn’t enough for Manny. He wanted to raise more money so that the lady could buy more shoes when she needed them as it seemed she also had a habit of losing all her shoes which would be no good. He contacted a Halifax legend, Juan Ceson, who he happened to know and arranged for a signed jersey of Juan’s to be auctioned off. Juan was very helpful and agreed to personalise the jersey for whoever won the auction. The bidding was fierce, with bidders from as far away as Mexico and Sweden. The jersey ended up raising the most money of any Halifax 21st jersey ever auctioned, won by a bidder from Las Vegas who claimed to be Juan Ceson’s biggest fan ever and who was President of the Juan Ceson Society, the leading Juan Ceson fan association. With the bake sale and the auction, Manny managed to raise enough money to buy an entire shoe shop for the little old lady from Halifax. He got his photo taken with her in front of the shop published in the local newspaper. Unfortunately, that very night after handing over the keys, the entire shop was burgled and all the shoes were stolen, leaving the elderly woman with no shoes once again. @diacope @LucyXpher

1. You can't win every season. It would get boring. And getting the first overall pick is great publicity for next season. 2. There's one very obvious choice for first overall and that is me. But at this point, any active player could probably help the team a lot. 3. Just get better. The only way from here is up. 4. It would be nice if Miami could win. They have a great goalie on their team. 5. Absolutely not. Juan is a Vegas legend. Perhaps the training facility could be renamed after Manny Ceson if the two names are confusing currently. 6. The entire city? I'm not sure if there's enough room for the entire city to fit inside Denver.

he did go to an english school but he didn't speak english at home

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who who?

Manny's first language is not English. Spelling mistakes are to be expected.

take him off your draft board if you cant spell his name despite his dad playing for your team...

after they draft ceson they will be e level

Juan Ceson has spent the best part of six seasons helping young hockey players join the VHLM and develop, both through his personal development programme, the JCDP, and also as AGM of the Las Vegas Aces. This season he had his toughest challenge yet however: helping his son Manny join the league. Manny, having spent a year in Houston during the shooting of the Juan Ceson movie, thought that the Bulls would be a great team to join even though Juan warned him that the team’s evil GM AJ had traded him when he was a rookie on Vegas. Undeterred, Manny reached out to Houston and was deleted that the team were willing to sign him. Sadly, it turned out his dad was correct (fathers always know best!) as Houston rescinded their contract offer at the very last minute. Manny instead reached out to Halifax, his current hometown team, having moved there when his dad got a new job, but sadly the team was full and unable to sign him. At a loss, he messaged Ben Hafkey, his father’s old boss and the GM of the Las Vegas Aces, the team his father happened to own. He hadn’t wanted to play for the Vegas because he didn’t want any accusations of nepotism, but Hafkey was a great GM and he had grown up in Las Vegas and had missed the city since he moved away. Las Vegas were very happy to sign Manny and so Manny and his dad moved back to Nevada. Juan Ceson is back in Vegas. @AJW @McLovin

yes

as i said, most of the article is not true

I'm sure he was referring to Manny's weight and not his height which is definitely not short at all

About 10% of this is actually true

1. Is there any chance we catch up to London or Malmo before the season ends? I think Warsaw can definitely catch up. They only aren't first now because they didn't want to show off too much. 2. Is there any chance Moscow or Davos catch up to us before the season ends? No way. Those teams are nowhere near as good as Warsaw. 3. We will probably make the playoffs, how far do you think we'll go? I just had a look and it seems that you could go as far as Vancouver or Los Angeles. I think it's likely you will definitely make it to America. 4. Our goal differential is thinning, what could we do to bump that in our favor? I think it would help if you scored more goals and also stopped letting other people score goals against you. 5. What's a food you like that everyone else will think is gross? Pasta with baked beans and sweetcorn. I used to eat this a lot. 6. What team should my recreate join in the VHLM? I think you should join San Diego. They have a little gnome there just like you. Maybe you could be friends?

you never tried cricket?! victory is missing out

there is nothing concerning about that at all

yes, its a great name

i invited the person who helped me recreate in shl to join vhl in return and then i told him when tdl was coming and i helped him create a player

welcome to yourself, victory hockey league!

hi!

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