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'''Paul Noble''' was one of the greatest-ever [[Starblaydia|Starblaydi]] midfielders, known for his stunning dead-ball and crossing abilities, workrate and leadership skills. He went to four [[World Cup|World Cups]] ([[World Cup 26|26]], [[World Cup 27|27]], [[World Cup 28|28]] and [[World Cup 29|29]]) and won ninety caps for his country, one short of the all-time record held by the [[Starblaydi Dwarves|dwarven]] striker [[Zhorin Tumunzahar]].
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'''Paul Noble''' was one of the greatest-ever [[Starblaydia|Starblaydi]] Midfielders, known for his stunning dead-ball and crossing abilities, work-rate and leadership skills. He went to four [[World Cup|World Cups]] ([[World Cup 26|26]], [[World Cup 27|27]], [[World Cup 28|28]] and [[World Cup 29|29]]) and won ninety-six caps for his country, the all-time record for any Starblaydi player.
  
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Paul was seen as a figurehead or posterboy for Starblaydia, particularly under the regime of [[Lady Viannor]] where he was touted as personally representing Starblaydi society's values. He was used in pro-government propaganda throughout his career and was selected as Captain for World Cup 29 for both his political influence and his on-field leadership. He had previous captained the [[Starblaydia Under-21s|Under-21s]].
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Paul was seen as a figurehead or poster-boy for Starblaydia, particularly under the regime of [[Lady Viannor]] where he was touted as personally representing Starblaydi society's values. He was used in pro-government propaganda throughout his career and was selected as Captain for World Cup 29 for both his political influence and his on-field leadership. He had previously captained the [[Starblaydia Under-21s|Under-21s]].
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Paul Noble was undoubtedly one of Starblaydia's greatest servants, and is one of the few players to have scored a hat-trick of three goals in a World Cup Finals match, when in the World Cup 29 Group Stage, Starblaydia defeated [[Rejistania]] by five goals to two, with [[Jacqueline Maitland]] and [[Johan Keifner]] scoring the other two goals. He also scored Starblaydia's second penalty in the [[World Cup 28]] Final, where they defeated [[Bedistan]] to take their second world title.
  
 
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Revision as of 05:51, 26 August 2007

Paul Noble
Statistics
Nationality 22pixStarblaydiFlag.jpg Starblaydi
Hometown Vecchio
Position Right/Central Midfielder
Caps 96
Goals 27
U21 Caps 8
U21 Goals 3
Clubs played for Vecchio Victors
Teams managed None
Notes
World Cup 28 Winner

Paul Noble was one of the greatest-ever Starblaydi Midfielders, known for his stunning dead-ball and crossing abilities, work-rate and leadership skills. He went to four World Cups (26, 27, 28 and 29) and won ninety-six caps for his country, the all-time record for any Starblaydi player.

Paul was seen as a figurehead or poster-boy for Starblaydia, particularly under the regime of Lady Viannor where he was touted as personally representing Starblaydi society's values. He was used in pro-government propaganda throughout his career and was selected as Captain for World Cup 29 for both his political influence and his on-field leadership. He had previously captained the Under-21s.

Paul Noble was undoubtedly one of Starblaydia's greatest servants, and is one of the few players to have scored a hat-trick of three goals in a World Cup Finals match, when in the World Cup 29 Group Stage, Starblaydia defeated Rejistania by five goals to two, with Jacqueline Maitland and Johan Keifner scoring the other two goals. He also scored Starblaydia's second penalty in the World Cup 28 Final, where they defeated Bedistan to take their second world title.


Preceded by:
Georges Blanc 		Starblaydia World Cup Captains
World Cup 29 		Followed by:
Durum Rage
Preceded by:
Georges Blanc 		Starblaydi Under-21 Captains
Under-21 World Cup 22 		Followed by:
Pedro Rujano



22pixStarblaydiFlag.jpg Starblaydia squad - World Cup 26 Qualifiers 22pixStarblaydiFlag.jpg

1 Corominas | 2 Garahildim | 3 L.Lopez | 4 Ernesto | 5 Oberlander | 6 Stefansson | 7 C. Garcia | 8 Menecrates (c) | 9 Raphaelo | 10 G. Lopez | 11 Reynaldo | 12 Maestas | 13 Zielinski | 14 Jaegar | 15 Blanc | 16 Noble | 17 Nixon | 18 Mercutio | 19 Bedford | 20 Belmozzi | 21 Chavez | 22 Rage | 23 Tolkacheva | Coach: Azanulbizarn

22pixStarblaydiFlag.jpg Starblaydia squad - World Cup 27 Third-Placed Side 22pixStarblaydiFlag.jpg

1 Mathias | 2 Ibanez | 3 Rakkinen | 4 Blanc | 5 Oberlander | 6 Kouvas | 7 Noble | 8 Menecrates (c) | 9 Raphaelo | 10 Tolkacheva | 11 Chavez | 12 Bedford | 13 Almeida | 14 Belmozzi | 15 Ernesto | 16 J. Matranga | 17 C. Garcia | 18 Vega | 19 Maestas | 20 Valdez | 21 Rujano | 22 Rage | 23 Von Erich | Coach: Azanulbizarn

22pixStarblaydiFlag.jpg Starblaydia squad - World Cup 28 Champions 22pixStarblaydiFlag.jpg

1 Bedford | 2 Almeida | 3 Rakkinen | 4 Blanc (c) | 5 Valdez | 6 Kouvas | 7 Noble | 8 Rage | 9 Keifner | 10 Tolkacheva | 11 Chavez | 12 Kyrile | 13 Drazarim | 14 Costa | 15 Rujano | 16 Kaminsky | 17 Von Erich | 18 Rocca | 19 Grimzabar | 20 Oberlander | 21 Cortez | 22 Zinaldi | 23 Ajaccio | Coach: Azanulbizarn

22pixStarblaydiFlag.jpg Starblaydia squad - World Cup 29 Quarter-Finalists 22pixStarblaydiFlag.jpg

1 Bedford | 2 T. Di Bradini | 3 Rakkinen | 4 Rujano | 5 Valdez | 6 Costa | 7 Noble (c) | 8 Rage | 9 Keifner | 10 Maitland | 11 Cortez | 12 Grimzabar | 13 Drazarim | 14 Adams | 15 Niodonna | 16 Zinaldi | 17 Von Erich | 18 Rocca | 19 Collier | 20 Almeida | 21 Karo | 22 Kaminsky | 23 Ajaccio | Coach: Azanulbizarn

22pixStarblaydiFlag.jpg Starblaydia squad - Starblaydia All-Time Team 22pixStarblaydiFlag.jpg

1 A. Prokopsis | 2 Salisbury | 3 Azanulbizarn | 4 Blanc | 5 Gre | 6 Cravex | 7 Noble | 8 Menecrates | 9 Maitland | 10 S. Di Bradini (C) | 11 Dakic | 12 Corominas | 13 Durand | 14 Oberlander | 15 Rujano | 16 Garcia | 17 Tumunzahar | 18 Tolkacheva | 19 Graikalonii | 20 R. Di Bradini | 21 Montefalcon | 22 Buathiang | 23 Keifner | Coach: Lazerevski

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