Vovilveante XCT
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Full name | Vovilveante Xaire Custift Truien |
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Nickname(s) | Vovil Petrilchin (Patriots) |
Founded | 1948 |
Capacity | 42,000 |
Coach | Drev Hasken |
League | Shodiax League |
Vovilveante XCT is a highly successful football club in Hiblund. It currently has 14 Shodiax (Piruen Iede) victories, which is more than any other club in the entire Shodiax League. They also have 4 ACLC Championships and 2 ACLC Runner-ups. The club was originally formed as a team in the Xaire Iede in 1948 during the Sciedfelt Stretch, with the name Vovilveante Sprevin. They were transferred to the Shodiax League system in 1962, as the Xaire was losing hope of continuing, and they switched names to Vovilveante XCT.[1]
Founding
Unlike some other teams that were originally in the Xaire Iede, this team was not in a minor Harletical Iede level. The Xaire was composed of 60 teams with three levels, thought of as relatively small. Vovilveante Sprevin was founded in March 1948, fully funded via the Xaire itself. The executives of the team were given the chance to recruit any unemployed player in Hiblund, which they succeeded immensely in. Due to the unknown potential of the 35 completely new clubs, the Xaire hosted a Preseason in spring of 1949, where each club would play 15 random teams to interpret which level they would start in. Vovilveante Sprevin was finished with a record of 9-4-2, which was good enough to put them into the highest level. They would start their first season later that year.
Spending in Xaire
Vovilveante Sprevin took its future seriously, reaching out to young potential rather than mid-career stars. The club was ready to play and impress all of the other clubs funded by the Xaire, trying to push their potential to the limit. They began their spell in the first possible year and ended it in the last possible year, meanwhile winning five titles. Needless to say, to believe that they succeeded in their goal would be a heavy understatement. Their first three seasons were pretty rough, placing mid-table each year, however, things started to pick up after taking a new head coach/owner[2], Fielvren Thaer. Their hot streak lasted until the league's slightly expected folding.
List of seasons
Year | Head Coach/Owner | Level | Position | Record |
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1950 | Everett Jurnlexci | I | 12th | 7-4-9 |
1951 | Everett Jurnlexci | I | 16th | 5-3-11 |
1952 | Everett Jurnlexci | I | 16th | 5-4-10 |
1953 | Fielvren Thaer | I | 13th | 7-4-8 |
1954 | Fielvren Thaer | I | 6th | 12-3-4 |
1955 | Fielvren Thaer | I | 2nd | 15-1-3 |
1956 | Fielvren Thaer | I | 1st | 16-1-2 |
1957 | Fielvren Thaer | I | 1st | 15-3-1 |
1958 | Fielvren Thaer | I | 1st | 15-2-2 |
1959 | Fielvren Thaer | I | 2nd | 14-4-1 |
1960 | Fielvren Thaer | I | 1st | 16-0-3 |
1961 | Fielvren Thaer | I | 3rd | 15-0-4 |
1962 | Fielvren Thaer | I | 1st | 15-3-1 |
Transfer to Shodiax
Of all the leagues that were crumbling under the popularity of the Shodiax League, the Xaire Iede was by far the most successful. There was an unspoken agreement that the Xaire Iede would soon fold and leave all its clubs stranded. In the offseason of 1962, the Shodiax League took notice of their decline in sales and popularity, and out of pity, offered to take a few of their clubs into their league, and in exchange, pay off a decade's worth of expected sales.[3] The Xaire knew that if they did not accept this offer, they would not be able to make the profit that they would if they agreed to the deal. So, with a defeating sigh, the Xaire agreed to this offer and sent the 10 best teams from their previous season to the Shodiax League, this including Vovilveante Sprevin. Vovilveante Sprevin was given no other choice but to accept and change their name to Vovilveante XCT, the abbreviation at the end being added to all clubs a part of this transfer. The club would start in the very next Shodiax season, in the system's newly-founded sixth level.
Spending in Shodiax
Vovilveante XCT certainly had mixed feelings about the transfer, as it brought new opportunities, but also lead to a lot of work was needed in order to promote into the Piruen, as it was extremely difficult to adjust to the new level of competition. Along with this, there was a lot of change referring to name, jerseys, and ground at the time, suggesting the attitude of an identity crisis. The club comfortably moved through the bottom two levels in a matter of three seasons, facing region-wide teams in contrast to other clubs based in Vovilveante. They took another four seasons to promote into the third level.
The year after Vovilveante XCT's initial promotion to the third level, Thaer decided to step down from the owner and head coach position. Although he was sad to announce that he would not lead his beloved team to the main Shodiax Leagues, he handed the position who he thought would put a new and positive twist to how the club was run. Drev Hasken was selected as the new head coach from this point onwards, and unlike Thaer, was very young when starting the position.
It didn't take very long for the club to get fully introduced and used to Hasken's plans for the team. After losing in the promotion playoff finals three times in a row, Vovilveante XCT finally advanced into the second level, into the Vaitrel, in the 1976 offseason. After the advancing to the Vaitrel, it took another few years in order to complete their objective: to advance into the Piruen Iede.[4] Now they took it to their priority list to go beyond their goal and win a title.
Since the 1980's, Vovilveante XCT has simply got better and better through the years, without a break in their Piruen spell. Throughout their Piruen journey, they have kept the same owner in Hasken. The club has made the record books for most Shodiax League titles, with 13, despite entering the system itself late. Ever since their entrance into the Piruen, they have engineered a rivalry between themselves and Antres FC, as they are always in similar positions in the table, as well as the owners knowing each other personally before they even got their jobs as head coaches. The club especially took notice in the 2016-17 season, when they went undefeated in all competitions[5].
Today, the club faces the looming obstacle of a decline, but until then, can boast in a second-place season behind SV Mai.
List of seasons
Year | Head Coach/Owner | Level | Position | Record | PPP[6] |
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1963 | Fielvren Thaer | XI | 2nd | TBA | |
1964 | Fielvren Thaer | X | 5th | TBA | |
1965 | Fielvren Thaer | X | 1st | TBA | |
1966 | Fielvren Thaer | IX | 10th | TBA | |
1967 | Fielvren Thaer | IX | 3rd | TBA | |
1968 | Fielvren Thaer | IX | 4th | TBA | |
1969 | Fielvren Thaer | IX | 1st | TBA | |
1970 | Fielvren Thaer | III | 17th | TBA | |
1971 | Drev Hasken | III | 8th | TBA | |
1972 | Drev Hasken | III | 5th | TBA | |
1973 | Drev Hasken | III | 1st | TBA | 2nd |
1974 | Drev Hasken | III | 1st | TBA | 2nd |
1975 | Drev Hasken | III | 1st | TBA | 2nd |
1976 | Drev Hasken | III | 1st | TBA | 1st |
1977 | Drev Hasken | II | 10th | TBA | |
1978 | Drev Hasken | II | 8th | TBA | |
1979 | Drev Hasken | II | 3rd | TBA | |
1980 | Drev Hasken | II | 5th | TBA | |
1981 | Drev Hasken | II | 1st | TBA | |
1982 | Drev Hasken | I | 9th | TBA | |
1983 | Drev Hasken | I | 11th | TBA | |
1984 | Drev Hasken | I | 7th | TBA | |
1985 | Drev Hasken | I | 6th | TBA | |
1986 | Drev Hasken | I | 4th | TBA | |
1987 | Drev Hasken | I | 3rd | TBA | |
1988 | Drev Hasken | I | 1st | TBA | |
1989 | Drev Hasken | I | 4th | TBA | |
1990 | Drev Hasken | I | 2nd | TBA | |
1991 | Drev Hasken | I | 2nd | TBA | |
1992 | Drev Hasken | I | 3rd | TBA | |
1993 | Drev Hasken | I | 1st | TBA | |
1994 | Drev Hasken | I | 4th | TBA | |
1995 | Drev Hasken | I | 3rd | TBA | |
1996 | Drev Hasken | I | 1st | TBA | |
1997 | Drev Hasken | I | 2nd | TBA | |
1998 | Drev Hasken | I | 5th | TBA | |
1999 | Drev Hasken | I | 12th | TBA | |
2000 | Drev Hasken | I | 9th | TBA | |
2001 | Drev Hasken | I | 6th | TBA | |
2002 | Drev Hasken | I | 6th | TBA | |
2003 | Drev Hasken | I | 4th | TBA | |
2004 | Drev Hasken | I | 2nd | TBA | |
2005 | Drev Hasken | I | 1st | TBA | |
2006 | Drev Hasken | I | 3rd | TBA | |
2007 | Drev Hasken | I | 6th | TBA | |
2008 | Drev Hasken | I | 3rd | TBA | |
2009 | Drev Hasken | I | 1st | TBA | |
2010 | Drev Hasken | I | 5th | TBA | |
2011 | Drev Hasken | I | 2nd | TBA | |
2012 | Drev Hasken | I | 3rd | TBA | |
2013 | Drev Hasken | I | 1st | TBA | |
2014 | Drev Hasken | I | 1st | TBA | |
2015 | Drev Hasken | I | 1st | TBA | |
2016 | Drev Hasken | I | 1st | TBA | |
2017 | Drev Hasken | I | 1st | 31-3-0 | |
2018 | Drev Hasken | I | 2nd | 23-6-5 | |
2019 | Drev Hasken | I | 1st | 25-5-4 | |
2020 | Drev Hasken | I | 1st | 22-6-6 | |
2021 | Drev Hasken | I | 1st | 23-7-4 | |
2022 | Drev Hasken | I | 2nd | 24-6-4 |
Logo History
Stadiums
Fans and Engagement
Modern Day
Personnel and Sponsors
Line-up
2-5-3
Name | # | Position |
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Adrian Harrison | 18 | F |
Blarsch Quill | 7 | F |
Haskit Allaine | 15 | F (Relevant non-starter) |
Cris Stuvastoln | 26 | M |
Haeck Jovvik | 21 | M |
Hyrui Plandurex | 3 | M |
Jayen Jaitly | 17 | M |
Nillivf Mallishox | 14 | M |
Kevin Daevrish | 30 | M (Relevant non-starter) |
Vorche Penteloi | 11 | M (Relevant non-starter) |
Elsji Lombard | 8 | D |
Pwaine Abilia | 28 | D |
Yarvip Ishkmine | 4 | D |
Mavvi Curmin | 12 | D (Relevant non-starter) |
Alastair Parkin | 13 | K |
Fun Facts
- Vovilveante XCT has never relegated from any league, ever.
- Is one of the only teams to ever not account a loss in an entire season. (2016-17)
- Has qualified for the ACLC 32 times, and the Assilic 30 times.
- Has won a total of 36 different titles across all competitions.
- Is 31-21 when playing against their rivals, Antres FC
- Has the most consecutive Playoff Promotion Final Losses at 3 in a row.
- Drev Hasken has remained the head coach/owner for 51 years, making him the longest-lasting head coach in the Shodiax Piruen Iede.
- Has the most appearances in the Piruen by a club who was introduced via expansion.
References and External Links
- ↑ "XCT" refers to its transfer to the Shodiax in 1962, which is an abbreviation of Xaire Cunstif Truien (Xaire Transfer Team).
- ↑ In Hiblundiiun culture, the Head Coach also takes the role of Owner.
- ↑ This offer was not exclusive to the Xaire, as it was also confronted to nine other leagues. Of all of these, only a total of 4 agreed.
- ↑ Although their movement was swift through the levels, they were second to Trinalxii XCT for fastest promotion to the Piruen and Vaitrel from the 1962 Expansion.
- ↑ Read about this season here
- ↑ Promotion Playoff Position- only represented when 1st in Level III