Difference between revisions of "AFC Avidia"
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| − | '''KDC''' were formed by the merger of Krytenia's biggest landline and mobile telecom companies, Krytel and Mobicom. They are the largest telephony company in Krytenia. | + | '''[[KDC]]''' were formed by the merger of Krytenia's biggest landline and mobile telecom companies, Krytel and Mobicom. They are the largest telephony company in Krytenia. |
== Nicknames == | == Nicknames == | ||
Latest revision as of 09:57, 26 February 2006
| AFC Avidia | |
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| Nation | Krytenia |
| League | KLF Overleague |
| Manager | Ray Cella |
| Stadium | City Park |
History
Formed by a group of Avidian steelworkers, AFC Avidia were one of the founder members of the first incarnation of the KLF Overleague. Though they have never quite set the world on fire, AFC fans are usually happy as long as the team is above local rivals Avidia City, something they are once again managing to do adequately well - though the lack of an Avidian derby in Season Seven could take away the edge from this achievement.
Honours
KLF Overleague
5th, New Season 6
KLF Cup
Runners-Up, New Season 3
Kits
Sponsors
KDC were formed by the merger of Krytenia's biggest landline and mobile telecom companies, Krytel and Mobicom. They are the largest telephony company in Krytenia.
Nicknames
Officially nicknamed the A's, AFC and the Sky Blues are also used on occasion.
