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Fatloaf Superliga
Season 15
Logo of the Fatloaf Superliga
Founded
1st May, 2007
Highest League Rank
214 (15/06/2008)
Primera Relegates To
Fatloaf Segunda
Number of Teams
16
Reigning World Cup Champions
Duckchester UAE
Current Champions (Season 11)
Duckchester United (6th title)
Current Segunda Champions (Season 10)
Mercyside FC (2nd title)
Current Copa Superliga Champions (Season 12)
Sulmona (2nd Cup title)
Website
Official

Contents

The League

The Fatloaf Superliga is a private league held on the Xpert Eleven servers at xperteleven.com. The league is currently divided into two divisions; Fatloaf Superliga and Fatloaf Segunda. Games are held twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday afternoon's at 16:30 ACST (Adelaide, South Australia). Membership to this league is open to anyone who wants to join, the league ID is 103108 and simply going onto the site and creating account will give you the ability to join. Joining the league can only happen in between seasons or if a team manager is removed from his post and a vacancy opens up. The new manager will then take over control of that team.

Primera

The premier competition, lauded as the best in the land only by those who play in it, it's come a long way from it's humble, yet egotistical beginnings. The best teams compete in this league but it's still able to throw up the occasional surprise, normally in the form of the WayneCheat.

Segunda

Since the league is split into two groups, Any new teams that come into the league are automatically added to the lowest division at the time, which is currently the Segunda. If you are in the Primera and get relegated to the Segunda, you will be mocked mercilessly and paraded around as soft. Naturally.

World Cup

Held every 3 seasons, the Fatloaf World Cup is designed to throw up a mix of teams into smaller groups to establish who's the best out of everyone, not just within the leagues. Random selections happen for each group with no consideration made for history, position or strength. Only the best will survive. The most recent World Cup was won by Duckchester UAE.

Copa Superliga

For Season 11, the first Copa Superliga was held. Qualification for the cup requires that teams finish in the top two positions in either the Primera or Segunda divisions. A two-leg playoff is held for the final spot, the winner receiving 3 months VIP access. The cup is played between seasons.

The Cup is currently being re-evaluated to make it more balanced. Season 15 will herald the new schedule.

Press Releases

Press releases take on more importance than they probably should in the league with much drama, swearing, sex and violence occuring in them. Very little to do with football at all. If you put in at least one release a week then you are awarded 200,000 econ (in-game currency).


Fatloaf Primera members for Season 15

The following eleven clubs will be competing in the Fatloaf Superliga during the fifteenth season.

Club
Finishing position
in Season 10
First season in
top division
First season of
current spell in
top division
Number of seasons in
top division since
promotion
AS Fatlaux FC 1 27thSeason 1Season 110
Duckchester United 13rdSeason 2Season 29
Sulmona 12ndSeason 2Season 47
Roflham Lolspurs 1 26thSeason 1Season 74
AC San Pellegrino 1 28thSeason 1Season 56
Slayer Anticristo FC 1 2 35thSeason 1Season 110
Limited Edition4thSeason 6Season 101
The WeaknessChampionSeason 5Season 101
The DFA 13rd in Fatloaf SegundaSeason 11Season 11-
FC Zola2nd in Fatloaf SegundaSeason 11Season 11-
Hackem Hard FCChampion in Fatloaf SegundaSeason 9Season 11-

Fatloaf Segunda members for Season 15

The following ten clubs will be competing in the Fatloaf Segunda during the fifteenth season.

Club
Finishing position
in Season 10
MILFs United9th
The Milwaukee Beers5th
The Pensioners8th
One Man Gang11th
La Vecchia Signora6th
GEO United 17th
Eastern Mavericks FC 1 24th
PVC Polypipehoven 19th in Fatloaf Primera
Mercyside FC11th in Fatloaf Primera
Stafford Rangers10th in Fatloaf Primera
  • 1: Founding club
  • 2: Founding member of the Fatloaf Superliga
  • 3: Played in every season of the Fatloaf Superliga

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Former Superliga Members

A total of 18 clubs have played in the Superliga between Season's 1 and 11. Roflham Lolspurs and AC San Pellegrino were relegated at the end of the first season but due to a league restructure, were beneficiaries of a rebirth into the top flight along with Duckchester United who finished third in the Segunda but was still given a Primera spot.

Following the relegation of AS Fatlaux at the end of Season 13, only one team has been a member of the Fatloaf Primera for every season (12) since its inception. Slayer Anticristo FC. The only anomoly is that during the World Cups, there is no Primera (formerly Superliga) or Segunda.

League Records

Primera

Segunda


Milestones


Top Scorers

Rank Player Club Goals
1Dele ChinweubaGEO United172
2Oreste FarrugiaSlayer Anticristo FC73
3David VillaThe Pensioners69
4Bengt BenjaminssonThe Weakness65
5Joe Griscti-64
6Kieran SnapeThe DFA61
7Salomon KalouSulomona51
8Lamberto FlachiAC San Pellegrino49
9Ludvig HagelbergAC San Pellegrino47
10Immanuel Waldén-45

over both divisions

The goal tally is all goals scored by all players regardless of whether they were scored in the Superliga or Segunda. It is a total of their career goals.

William Aragona of MILFs United was the first player to be on the top 10 list and not be attached to a team after being sacked from MILFs United shortly before Round 10 in Season 3.

Joe Griscti (Slayer AFC) and Dele Chinweuba (Duckchester United) currently hold the record for the most goals in a Superliga season with 13, while in the Segunda, Cal Coburn (Hackem Hard FC) holds the record, with 19 goals.

  • bold indicates playing in the Segunda
  • italics indicates player has been sacked, sold or has retired

Highest League Transfers

Rank Player From To Club Cost (econ) Date
1Michel LidströmTransfer MarketPVC Polypipehoven14,054,71111 July, 2009
2Thorbjørn Bjørnsholt HansenTransfer MarketLithuanian Edition13,095,3003 August, 2009
3Andronic BrasoveanTransfer MarketLimited Edition12,789,94213 July, 2009
4Kåre DonaldssonTransfer MarketAzzuri12,500,0003 May, 2008
5Pål Ljung MILFs UnitedTransfer Market12,000,07230 September, 2008
6Alfred GotthardssonTransfer MarketGEO United11,540,99823 July, 2009
7Hans-Erik ÅleniusTransfer MarketMercyside FC11,000,00017 April, 2009
8Old HolmlundTransfer MarketLimited Edition10,500,0093 May, 2009
9Wallace HookMILFs UnitedTransfer Market10,184,91630 December, 2008
10Pål LjungTransfer MarketMILFs United10,121,36018 January, 2008

The cost of transfers has steadily risen over the course of the seasons but it wasn't until late in the second season that the price jumped sharply with the dual sale of two players from AC San Pellegrino, the best of which was over 5.5million econ. The first inter-club transfer (only available for VIP teams) was between PVC Polypipehoven and Sulmona, the player in question was Cameron Hatton and he was transferred to Sulmona for 1.33million econ.

Inter-League Transfers

Player From To Club Cost (econ) Date
Kieran ClarkeAS Fatlaux FCRoflham Lolspurs4,650,00024 October, 2008
Alex IzzetRoflham LolspursGEO United4,000,00026 October, 2008
Valter BlumRoflham LolspursAS Fatlaux FC3,250,00017 February, 2008
Immanuel AxneRoflham LolspursGEO United1,800,00024 October, 2008
Rory ArgyleGEO UnitedPVC Polypipehoven1,700,00028 March, 2008
Egil HortlundSulmonaPVC Polypipehoven1,670,00023 November, 2007
Olov ElgAS Fatlaux FCDuckchester United1,500,00023 October, 2008
Cameron HattonPVC PolypipehovenSulmona1,330,00019 July, 2007
Kent ViklundPVC PolypipehovenSulmona1,250,00029 November, 2007
Tom TonserGEO UnitedPVC Polypipehoven1,000,00028 March, 2008


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