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Although his substitution-making leaves a lot to be desired in most people's minds, Guy is still in firm control of the National side, despite being beset on nearly all sides by notables including [[Nikola Lazerevski|Nikola "Laser" Lazerevski]], [[Simeone Di Bradini]] and Starblaydi Minister for Sport and Double-Posts Lord [[Rikaard Van Honjiik]] | Although his substitution-making leaves a lot to be desired in most people's minds, Guy is still in firm control of the National side, despite being beset on nearly all sides by notables including [[Nikola Lazerevski|Nikola "Laser" Lazerevski]], [[Simeone Di Bradini]] and Starblaydi Minister for Sport and Double-Posts Lord [[Rikaard Van Honjiik]] | ||
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| + | ''(Guylain N'Dumbu-Nsungu is based loosely on a real football player, handily also called Guylain N'Dumbu-Nsungu, who plays for Sheffield Wednesday. He was in Starblaydia's World Cup 15 team, who had their names taken from a Premiership-Winning team of 2013/14 in Champ Manager 03/04)'' | ||
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After scoring a grand total of 4 goals for Starblaydia, Guylain N'Dumbu-Nsungu sat back and relaxed, and was made manager of the Starblaydi Under-21s. After some neat sucesses which dragged Starblaydia up the World Rankings, the Senior Team's Manager, Jean-Paul Georges-Ringeaux, was sacked. Guy stepped up to the plate and was promoted to be the National Manager.
Although his substitution-making leaves a lot to be desired in most people's minds, Guy is still in firm control of the National side, despite being beset on nearly all sides by notables including Nikola "Laser" Lazerevski, Simeone Di Bradini and Starblaydi Minister for Sport and Double-Posts Lord Rikaard Van Honjiik
(Guylain N'Dumbu-Nsungu is based loosely on a real football player, handily also called Guylain N'Dumbu-Nsungu, who plays for Sheffield Wednesday. He was in Starblaydia's World Cup 15 team, who had their names taken from a Premiership-Winning team of 2013/14 in Champ Manager 03/04)
