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'''The Under-21 World Cup''' is a spinoff tournament of the [[World Cup]] which involves only players under the age of 21 years. It is held in [[Total n Utter Insanity]] every four years, usually just before the main [[World Cup]]. | '''The Under-21 World Cup''' is a spinoff tournament of the [[World Cup]] which involves only players under the age of 21 years. It is held in [[Total n Utter Insanity]] every four years, usually just before the main [[World Cup]]. | ||
| − | The tournament has become known for its innovative approach to | + | The tournament was initially designed partly as a testing ground for the [[RPR]] ranking and RP bonus system created by [[Total n Utter Insanity]], and ever since it has become known for its innovative approach to [[scorination]], incorporating tactical variations for each team. With many teams opting for extreme attacking formations - scientists in [[Kaze Progressa]] once cloned their famous striker [[Faiwe Irafma]] over twenty times and made each of the clones teenagers, using this as their Under-21 team - goals are never far away and ten goals in a game - which has only ever happened once in [[World Cup]] competition (in [[Rejistania]]'s 10-1 defeat of [[Ravea]] in qualifying for WC17) - is quite common in this tournament. |
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Revision as of 17:25, 6 October 2004
The Under-21 World Cup is a spinoff tournament of the World Cup which involves only players under the age of 21 years. It is held in Total n Utter Insanity every four years, usually just before the main World Cup.
The tournament was initially designed partly as a testing ground for the RPR ranking and RP bonus system created by Total n Utter Insanity, and ever since it has become known for its innovative approach to scorination, incorporating tactical variations for each team. With many teams opting for extreme attacking formations - scientists in Kaze Progressa once cloned their famous striker Faiwe Irafma over twenty times and made each of the clones teenagers, using this as their Under-21 team - goals are never far away and ten goals in a game - which has only ever happened once in World Cup competition (in Rejistania's 10-1 defeat of Ravea in qualifying for WC17) - is quite common in this tournament.
Former Winners:
- U21WC1: Audioslavia
- U21WC2: Kingsford
- U21WC3: Jeruselem
- U21WC4: Bedistan
- U21WC5: Rejistania
- U21WC6: Bedistan
