Memories of Season 1

[Niki]

If I am correct Ross was the first GM of Amsterdam but stopped after 7 games or so

[jcompton-Orlando]

If I am correct Ross was the first GM of Amsterdam but stopped after 7 games or so

That sounds right. I seem to remember Levi coming in mid-season.

[Volker-Orlando]

I also remember making my very own Musketeers Homepage (the first dedicated homepage for a FWL team!) - it had a picture of the Eiffel tower on the homepage, which you could click to get game results and the roster.

I also remember putting together a webpage.  (I've just checked, it even still exists http://www.ags.uni-sb.de/~sorge/fwl/)
I also remember being accused of plagiarism and fighting with your Fortran77(!!!) program.

I even had an Offensive and a Defensive Coordinator once. It was a rather chaotic affair. I don't remember their names though. Is one of you still in the league, or anyone else remember their names?
 
I met one of them once in Edinburgh, before a Claymores game in the pub where the Claymores fans used to meet (the Cambridge or was it in Cambridge street?). He was serving there that night, which meant a free pint for me...
I also remember meeting Paul that night.

[Mario ADK]

i had a HP as well where i commented all ADK-games and had a poll on a weekly basis. Remember?

good memories - but maybe just because i was successful in those days 

[Andrew-Neutral]

I also remember making my very own Musketeers Homepage (the first dedicated homepage for a FWL team!) - it had a picture of the Eiffel tower on the homepage, which you could click to get game results and the roster.

I also remember putting together a webpage.  (I've just checked, it even still exists http://www.ags.uni-sb.de/~sorge/fwl/)
I also remember being accused of plagiarism and fighting with your Fortran77(!!!) program.

Did you get the program to work? If I remember correctly, it took the FWL roster and generated the starting line-up in HTML - a bit revolutionary for the time? And there's nothing wrong with Fortran! It's much better than Pascal.

My Musketeers homepage has disappeared from the York Uni webserver. never mind.....

I met one of them once in Edinburgh, before a Claymores game in the pub where the Claymores fans used to meet (the Cambridge or was it in Cambridge street?). He was serving there that night, which meant a free pint for me...
I also remember meeting Paul that night.

It was the Cambridge bar - I've met a few FWLers in there, including Paul

[JH-SanAntonio]

My greatest memories of the inaugural season:

1. I wasn't actually playing in it

2. Mario was quieter

JH

[Mario ADK]

My greatest memories of the inaugural season:
1. I wasn't actually playing in it

My favourite memory as well

 

[Volker-Orlando]

I also remember making my very own Musketeers Homepage (the first dedicated homepage for a FWL team!) - it had a picture of the Eiffel tower on the homepage, which you could click to get game results and the roster.

I also remember putting together a webpage.  (I've just checked, it even still exists http://www.ags.uni-sb.de/~sorge/fwl/)
I also remember being accused of plagiarism and fighting with your Fortran77(!!!) program.

Did you get the program to work? If I remember correctly, it took the FWL roster and generated the starting line-up in HTML - a bit revolutionary for the time? And there's nothing wrong with Fortran! It's much better than Pascal.

My Musketeers homepage has disappeared from the York Uni webserver. never mind.....

I put it through a f2c compiler and it worked fine then. I probably still have it lying around somewhere. And of course it was revolutionary... in particular doing it in a language that is called Fortran77 (!!!!). Very modern.  (I won't comment on Pascal!)