WorldNet 2005 Squad
Back Row: Derek Marshall, Kev Batchelor, Chris Stenson, Nigel Ritchie, Nick Bray, Damo, Chris Foster, Andy Barwood , Al , Stevie P.
Front Row: Lee Stone, Bernie Muollo, Paul McCudden, Coops, Phil Bray, Phil Abbott.
Leicester's Internet Foxes are the official team of the Leicester City YahooGroups mailing list. Playing for the Foxes is open to anyone, regardless of sex, age, ability etc etc!! Still interested?? Fancy a game? then Join up!!!, At present, the Internetfoxes have a very good squad, and has now got to the stage where when a game is announced, and people make their availability known, if we have more than about 16 available then a squad of 16 will be picked from them. Everbody will get picked, so if you miss out on one squad, then you should be included in the next.
What is Internet football??
How do you play Football on computers?
"Internet football is not just about winning. It's about taking part and building bridges between rival sets of supporters."
Internet Football comprises of football teams from all over the world. Each team is made up of fans from official football clubs, League and non-league and are brought together through mailing lists & messageboards representing those fans.
Like the professional game, Internet Football is controlled by a Football Association called the Internet Football Association (IFA).
Teams can play up to 20 League games a season, with a max of 2 games per opposition and as many friendlies as they like.
Games are announced prior to the event on the IFA Yahoogroups mailing list and Results are announced in the same way within 7 days of the game taking place.
There is 1 main league for all teams, but also sperate Leagues for the London & Scottish clubs.
As well as the League there is also the IFA cup competition and the annual Worldnet tournament.
The most important thing to remember is that your team doesn't have to be any good. The winning teams at WorldNet are no better than a very average Sunday team and most of the other participating teams were a whole lot worse. It's more about taking part, than about winning. Matches are played in a friendly spirit. The idea is to promote fellowship and reconciliation amongst rival soccer fans.
WorldNet 2005 Squad
Back Row: Derek Marshall, Kev Batchelor, Chris Stenson, Nigel Ritchie, Nick Bray, Damo, Chris Foster, Andy Barwood , Al , Stevie P.
Front Row: Lee Stone, Bernie Muollo, Paul McCudden, Coops, Phil Bray, Phil Abbott.
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