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Sherylannia's national football team is often touted in the media as "an underachieving giant". Sherylannia invests much in its sport, so it can be argued that it has a lot of sporting talent, but this has not been shown yet.
The national kit is orange shirt, white shorts, orange socks, and the team usually plays a 4-1-2-1-2 formation.
The team's national manager, Mike-Klaus Underhart was sacked on May 21st 2007, after another poor performance at the Spectrum Cup.
Squad
Goalkeepers
1. Harry Yorell (first choice goalkeeper)
12. Peter Morelli
13. Gary Fickle
Defenders
2. Michael Strikes (first choice right-back)
3. Matthew Moran (first choice left-back)
5. Jonas Till (first choice left-centreback)
6. Robert Ashworth (first choice right-centreback)
14. Kenny Travis
15. Paul Hawker
16. Samuel Flit
17. Warren Feeley
Midfielders
4. Frank E. Moss (first choice defensive midfielder)
7. Jamie Redworn (first choice right midfielder)
8. Lawrence Keitherson (first choice attacking midfielder)
11. Mark Drewood (first choice left midfielder)
18. Jacob Key
19. Harold Benson
20. Eddie Falcon
21. Darren Malcone
Forwards
9. Arthur Morley (first choice left forward)
10. Tim Morley (first choice right forward)
22. Terry Smith
23. Walker Jones
24. Quentin Buckley
Trivia
- Since Underhart's sacking, a number of managers have been linked with the Sherylannian coaching job, such as Eggfree's Ryan Poulter, Oldham Road's Nobunaga Odal and the Sabrateur national manager, Eli Yarsait.
