World Cup Hall of Fame

The World Cup Hall of Fame is for Players, Coaches, Referees, Commentators, Mascots and 'Other' Characters who have made a memorable impact in the history of the World Cup.

From ancient, long-forgotten and mis-remembered players to the some of the newer participants of the Cup, all sorts of people (and other things) can make it into the Hall of Fame.

Qualification

For a nation to gain a place in the Hall of Fame, they must meet the following requirements:

For every 7 World Cup Qualifying Campaigns, 1 place is earned
For every 4 Qualifications (World Cup proper appearances), 1 place is earned
For every World Cup Championship, 1 place is earned

Nominees by Nation

Andi, Budi and Peri Busilanta (the Busilanta Brothers)

Amir Bettison

Bostopia

Adam Collick Manager of Bostopia, WC29, WC30 qualifying, WC31 - CoH 34, winning Bostopia's first international trophy in his final game before retirement

Brazillico

Esteban De Jesus

Cafundéu

Ganz Ijak all-time best striker of the country and one of the main responsible for Cafundéu's qualification for WC 32

Casari

Vivica Hill

Andy Ronalo

Cockbill Street

Harald Axewielder

Rikki Stone

Dance 2 Revolution

Naoki Maeda Snr.

Über

Paul Handplant

?

Druida

Trefor Edwards

East Spaam

Elmo

EL CID THE HERO

Chris Skinner

Jonny Doomhammer

Errinundera

Europa Brittania

Andrew Zurich

Mikel Hansen

Gordon O'Hanrahan

Fmjphoenix

Esteban Zeus

Jorge Mendel

Giant Zucchini

Urk

Oog

Kerrnigit

Johann Rilke

James Gorton

Green wombat

General Abe Simpson

Jeruselem

Anna Goldstein

Debbie Dallas

Harry Kool

Kate Bush

Lady Dazza Dallas

Major Rashina Dallas

Tunk Abrams

Kaze Progressa

Faiwe Irafma

Sani Luvo

Kingsford

Krytenia

John Nwoko

Ari Smith

Adam Vernazza

Liverpool England

Syku "SyLy" Lyku (already entered by Rejistania, becomes the first person to be entered into HoF by two different nations)

Sir Jim Whites

Milchama

Marc J. Floren

Jamie Smith (Already entered by The Weegies, becomes one of the select few to be entered by two different nations)

Dunston Copperlee

Nedalia

Nene

Tim James

NEWI Cefn Druids

An egg

Trevor Belmore

New Montreal States

Archambault Legault

Northern Bettia

Ola Hiyashibara

Nova Britannicus

Royal Seaford

Oglethorpia

Ruben van Mistletoe

Torrence Black

Henry Louis-Charleston White

Guy Picciotto

Jorge White

Oliverry

Jean-Alan Bellemort

One Red Dot

Alvin Ker, Coach of the National Team from WC4 to WC12, presently President of the Association of the Sports World of One Red Dot (aSWORD).

Chris Gwee, coach of the National Team from WC13 to WC26.

Qazox

Reggie Hassok- Keeper(WC 29-30)/ Head Coach (WC 31-32)

Fernando Turek- Head Coach (WC33-36)/Midfielder (WC30-32)

Quakmybush

Greg Hughes

Rejistania

Sasijilvenku "Sasi" Dikelesinivetisaru

Tuade Lue

Hexatux

Sarzonia

Bobby Convey (?)

Bryan Marshall

Troy Perkins

Brian Wilson

Sativaville

Emil Timmermann

Snub Nose 38

The Hooligan Cheerleaders

Spaam

?

Squornshelous

Starblaydia

Tadjikistan

Alex Cherniakovskij

Igor Pliiev

The Belmore Family

Alan Belmore

Kshitiz Ghandi

Thomas Wickersham

The Islands of Qutar

Ali

The Weegies

Peter De Bruis

Jamie Smith

Turori

Mauritus Banda

Milauo Slietah

Space Not Yet Awarded

Vilita

Callum Banda Former Player (WC13-28) Former Coach (WC 33)

Santo Kecker Former Player (WC13-28)

Helmut Vilkaous Former Coach (WC13-2x)

Ricky Ezis Former Player (WCxx-WC33)

Tanner Nerni Former Player (WCxx-WCxx) - Scored WC20 Game Winning Goal (1-0 v. Audioslavia)