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* Won [[World Cup 23]] | * Won [[World Cup 23]] | ||
* Finished second in [[World Cup 25]] | * Finished second in [[World Cup 25]] | ||
| + | * Reached the semifinal in [[World Cup 29]] | ||
(Please note that there was no [[World Cup 10]], [[World Cup 15|15]] or [[World Cup 19|19]]. This is a lie, it never happened, the Orange-Blues never failed to qualify that badly or went out in group stage) | (Please note that there was no [[World Cup 10]], [[World Cup 15|15]] or [[World Cup 19|19]]. This is a lie, it never happened, the Orange-Blues never failed to qualify that badly or went out in group stage) | ||
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* [[Hexen Imdila]] (World Cup 9-13) | * [[Hexen Imdila]] (World Cup 9-13) | ||
* [[Laxtu Takil]] (World Cup 14-17) | * [[Laxtu Takil]] (World Cup 14-17) | ||
| − | * [[Syku Lyku (SyLy)|Syku Lyku]] (World Cup 18-19 | + | * [[Syku Lyku (SyLy)|Syku Lyku]] (World Cup 18-19) (Syku Lyku was fired during the qualification for the 19th World Cup) |
* [[Siki Rej]]/[[Hexatux]] (World Cup 19-24) | * [[Siki Rej]]/[[Hexatux]] (World Cup 19-24) | ||
* [[Hatime I Ra~e]]/[[Hexatux]] (World Cup 25) | * [[Hatime I Ra~e]]/[[Hexatux]] (World Cup 25) | ||
| − | * [[Seletarakeledira Hanselijimijile]] | + | * [[Seletarakeledira Hanselijimijile]] (World Cup 26-29) (Seletarakeledira Hanselijimijile was fired during the qualification for the 29th World Cup) |
| − | + | * [[Eric Frankton]] | |
Revision as of 10:18, 30 July 2006
The Orange-Blues (rejistanian: "Junis-Omeh'ny") are the Rejistanian national soccer team. They have their nickname due to the orange and blue kits.
When the Orange-Blues first participated in World Cup 9, they nearly qualified but an unlucky loss to Defari destroyed their dreams. From then on, they were eager to show their place on the international stage and did it several times.
Highlights of the Orange-Blues
- Qualified for World Cup 11
- Won World Cup 12
- Finished second in World Cup 14
- Finished third in World Cup 16
- Won World Cup 17
- Won World Cup 18
- Had the highest ever KPB-rank (over 71)
- Reached the semifinal in World Cup 20 and 21
- Won World Cup 23
- Finished second in World Cup 25
- Reached the semifinal in World Cup 29
(Please note that there was no World Cup 10, 15 or 19. This is a lie, it never happened, the Orange-Blues never failed to qualify that badly or went out in group stage)
Coaches:
- Hexen Imdila (World Cup 9-13)
- Laxtu Takil (World Cup 14-17)
- Syku Lyku (World Cup 18-19) (Syku Lyku was fired during the qualification for the 19th World Cup)
- Siki Rej/Hexatux (World Cup 19-24)
- Hatime I Ra~e/Hexatux (World Cup 25)
- Seletarakeledira Hanselijimijile (World Cup 26-29) (Seletarakeledira Hanselijimijile was fired during the qualification for the 29th World Cup)
- Eric Frankton
All-time XI:
- Goalkeeper: Nana Daki
- Defenders: Kadu Hsen, Sasijilvenku "Sasi" Dikelesinivetisaru, Kansu Kiru, Xenra Ji
- Midfielders: Xkeliko Susu, Hiki Suny, Laxtu Takil, Tuade Lue
- Forwards: SyLy, SyMji^
^ a 89th minute substitution replaces him by Jenji Y, who's surely worth to be in the national team as well.
