Bradwell Saints

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Bradwell Saints
Saintsbadge.png
Full name Bradwell Saints Football Club
Nickname Saints
Ground
Abbey Road
Capacity
47,260
Location Bradwell, Abbia Mersa
Shirt Sponsor Flag of Krytenia.png DSD (Vivia brand)
Manager Flag of Krytenia.png Oliver Lorenzo
Club Captain Flag of Krytenia.png Graham Holloway
Division O-League Premier
Last season (V) 7th
Overleague Best 5th
Global Record none
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Contents

History

Overleague Era

Formed as an amateur club for the people of the Abbia Mersan, Saints originally played the Central League, one of the nation's former semi-professional leagues. They were admitted to the Overleague in its fourth season, and acquitted themselves well as a professional club, finishing sixth in their debut season and fifth the next, and establishing a rivalrey that still continues with the province's other major side, Stanton Town. Season 7 saw the Saints narrowly avoid relegation, but a return to mid-table obscurity in Season 8 was to tone for the rest of the club's stay in the Overleague.

Going Down

Bradwell were elected by the KFA to the O-League Premier when the time came to reorganise the nation's domestic football league; their stay in the top flight was not to last long, however, as they finished sixteenth and bottom of the division, despite a surprise win over Ousevale Borough that nearly cost the Mercian side the title.

Saints Resurrected

Bradwell spent two seasons in O-League Two before hauling themselves back into the top flight; the loss of such players as Piran Hean and Lewis Six, however, had the public and the bookies alike predicting a short stay in the Premier for Saints. Tenth place ensued, but things were to improve even further in Season V, as the side were still in the hunt for a Globe Cup spot on the last day; they eventually finished seventh.

Honours

O-League Two

Third Place - Season III

Squad

No. Position Player
1 Flag of Krytenia.png GK Craig Iordanescu  
2 Flag of Krytenia.png LB Clifford Chivu  
3 Flag of Krytenia.png RB Mark Al-Sipp  
4 Flag of Krytenia.png CM Karl Arroso  
5 Flag of Krytenia.png CB Graham Holloway  
6 Flag of Krytenia.png CB David Narm  
7 Flag of Krytenia.png RM Craig Dudek  
8 Flag of Krytenia.png CM Damien Korbensen  
9 Flag of Krytenia.png CF Trevor Jones  
10 Flag of Krytenia.png CF Tim Di Stefano  
11 Flag of Krytenia.png LM Malcolm Corrighi  
13 Taeshan National Flag.jpg GK Perry Smith  
14 Flag of Krytenia.png CF Robbie Stam  
No. Position Player
15 Flag of Krytenia.png CM Steve Raiko  
18 Flag of Krytenia.png LB Gary Locke  
20 Taeshan National Flag.jpg CF Rainer Lowitz  
21 Flag of Krytenia.png CB Nick Kuipers  
22 Taeshan National Flag.jpg CB Zack Jeremy  
23 Flag of Krytenia.png LB David Karanadzic  
24 Flag of Krytenia.png RB Tony Quilmer  
26 Flag of Krytenia.png CM Graham Wouters  
27 Flag of Krytenia.png CF Blaise Newton  
30 Flag of Krytenia.png LM Simon Simpson  
31 Flag of Krytenia.png RM Yvan Foller  
32 Flag of Krytenia.png CB Peter Fisscher  
33 Flag of Krytenia.png GK Alex Buchsen  

Sponsors

Vivia make mineral water from the natural springs in the hills of Abbia Mersa. They are a subsidiary of Disina Soft Drinks (DSD).

Former players

Sorthern northland.png Piran Hean


O-League Premier

Current Teams
AFC Linford · Aigburth Athletic · Avidia City · Avidia United · Bradwell Saints · Caledon Simpson · Casuals Osteria · Caversham · Emberton Reds · Foxchester Rovers · Kallia United · Mercia Bromham · Neathill · New Cefn Albion · NSE Kovenham · Ousevale Borough · Royal Emberton · Stanton Town

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