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Title: What a difference a year makes (in Europe) Post by: jcompton-Orlando on November 02, 2005, 12:32:42 PM Talk about a reversal of fortunes. Last year was all EFC East, all the time. Austria, the West division winner, only managed a .500 record.
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This year, the West could have two 10-game winners and the East could be won by an 8-6 team, whereas a West team could go 8-6 and miss the playoffs. Code: East Division Trivia note: The EFC West hasn't had two 10-game winners since Season 6 (Austria/Barcelona.) The only other time was Season 2, when it was Austria/London. Title: Re: What a difference a year makes (in Europe) Post by: jcompton-Orlando on November 02, 2005, 12:37:54 PM More trivia: When the EFC East was five teams, in neither year did the division have two 10-game winners.
The five-team AFC West, on the other hand, has done it three times, most recently in Season 12 with an astonishing three teams with 10 or more wins (SA, MON, SAC.) Title: Re: What a difference a year makes (in Europe) Post by: Paul-London on November 02, 2005, 12:56:37 PM I think the Montreal Machine winning side of that year is probably one of the best teams of all time. Had i think one of the hardest schedules ever yet still won it all.
Title: Re: What a difference a year makes (in Europe) Post by: Paul-London on November 02, 2005, 01:02:06 PM Looking at the dvisions i thought Austira would be rising up as Mario is so active and after a few seasons i thought he would be winning again. Frankfurt have rebuilt well, they had a bad start to this year but do look very good
I think Rhein and Berlin are approaching a rebuilding stage, definately Rhein. Berlin showed this week what they can do if they have a constant rushing attack to help the offense. Michael Black wasnt having a huge year but he was far better than Omar Bacon who showed so much promise two years ago but now looks very poor. I think teams such as Austria and Mexico will get even better as they are young teams, scarily also New York. San Antonio i know Jasons very loyal to his players so i'm sure for the next few seasons its Bishop/Alexander/Williams/Looker which is scary ! Montreal have done a good bit of rebuilding in past years, changing HB and the d-line and some young players at LB. Wuerrfel still is a great QB but sooner or later age will catch up. Interesting to see the teams change in the FWL |