[FM24] The Mighty Magyars... in Romania??? [Youth only]

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

 

After taking most of 2023 off from FM, I decided that I'd come back for 2024 and try something new - a proper youth-only save, with a club that is set up for it. I'm not a big fan of starting at the top of any nation - I like the idea of taking someone up the pyramid - and, having played mostly in the big five leagues and Scandinavia over the last few years I wanted to try somewhere new. 

So, as I cast my net wide to consider where to manage, I remembered this article in The Guardian from a few months ago, about Hungary's use of neighbouring countries' football teams as a method of exerting soft power. Ignoring the questionable (understatement of the century) ethics of Victor Orban, the idea of Hungarian teams in nations that once formed a part of Austria-Hungary was really interesting.

And lo, we have FK Csíkszereda. 

 

FK Csíkszereda - a History

Based in Miercurea Ciuc, on the borders of Transylvania and Moldavia, the club is 400km from the borders of modern Hungary, yet is named for the Hungarian name of the city of 34,000 people - 80% of whose population are, in fact, ethnic Hungarians. Founded in 1904, its a club with only local history, really, reaching the third division of Romanian football at its Zenith in the 1970s and 80s. The fall of Communism saw turmoil strike the club - it returned to amateurism, briefly falling out of business altogether in 2000. However a club reborn reached Liga II in 2018, also reaching the quarter finals of the Romanian Cup that same year. 

This cup run caught the attention of the Hungarian government. While Orban's government have focussed primarily on Sepsi OFK Sfantu Gheorghe, 70km south of Csíkszereda - a team only founded in 2011, whose backing from Hungary has seen them win the last two Romanian Cups - Hungary felt the need to diversify within Romania, and invested a reported €3.2 (doubling with performance-related bonuses) in the club's infrastructure, and, crucially, youth setup.

 

 

The Mighty Magyars:

To me, at least, when I think about Hungary and football, I think of the famed Hungarian national team of the 1950 - Gusztáv Sebes' "Mighty Magyars". Led by legendary striker Ferenc Puskas, as well as the less well known but - apparently - equally brilliant Sandor Kocsis, The Mighty Magyars were the original proponents of what later became known as 'total football.'

Jonathan Wilson, in his unparalleled book on football tactics Inverting the Pyramid talks in glowing terms about that Hungarian team. In a world where the W-M formation was the go to, the Magyars proto-Total Football approach re-invented the game, and led to a team that held a 5-year ubeaten streak in international football, should have won a World Cup, and became the first non-British team to defeat England. 

 

The aim:

I'm pretty crap at FM, but that's not going to stop me from a) trying something hard, b) making it even harder. Not only will this be a youth-only challenge, attempting to make this bastion of Hungarian-ness in the middle of Romania the best team in the country (and, hopefully, eventually showcase homegrown Hungaro-Romanian brilliance in Europe, bringing glory not seen since Ceaucescu-sponsored Steau Bucharest's 80s heyday back to Romania), but I will also seek to do so while playing total football the Mighty Magyar way.

According to Wilson, and to manager Sebes' tactical notes, the Mighty Magyars played a 3-2-3-2 that was "a hair's breadth from 4-2-4"

More precisely, they played as below from Wilson:

“He [Sebes] encouraged the two full-backs, Buzánszky and Mihály Lantos, to advance, but that meant the centre-half, Gyula Lóránt, dropping even deeper, into a position not dissimilar to the sweeper in Karl Rappan’s verrou system. Puskás had licence to roam, while Bozsik, notionally the right-half, was encouraged to push forwards to support Hidegkuti. That required a corresponding defensive presence, which was provided by the left-half, Zakariás, who, in the tactical plan for the game Sebes sketched in his notebook, appears so deep he is almost playing between the two full-backs. Two full-backs, two central defensive presences, two players running the middle and four up front: the Hungarian system was a hair’s-breadth from 4-2-4.”

 

I will be trying - and no doubt failing - to emulate that approach. Possession based, free-flowing, interchangable, total football.

The Mighty Magyars in Romania.

Edited November 12, 2023 by Moonshine

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

The Tactics

 

I have no doubt this will change and adjust as things go, but to kick things off I've used this amazing 2020 article from Passion4FM as the basis for my Mighty Magyar Total Football approach. Now, frankly, the proposed 3-2-2-3-0 formation in that article scares the absolute pants out of me, so I've used 2 traditional strikers (an AF and a PF), while still scaring the pants out of myself with only one centre back. I get the feeling I'm to score loads, but concede more - at least at the start...

 

 

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

The team, and the goals

 

 

A club without much in the way of history - no legends, no icons, no favoured personnel. All the better to stamp the Mighty Magyar way upon the team. I wish we had a nickname, mind you... We shall henceforth be known as "The Magyars," at least to me (I might buy the editor just to change this  - I'm very petty)

 

Facilities:

 

The infrastructure is incredibly well set up. Thank you Hungarian overlords... Even the famed Steau București - the reborn version, after an unpleasant legal split between the now "FCSB" inthe SuperLiga and Steau București in Liga II - only have "Great" youth facilities and recruitment. Hell, our "Excellent" facilities beat out FCSB in the SuperLiga.

 

Season Aims:

 

The Team:

I'm going to go full @Jimbokav1971 on this, and take a look at the whole team from top to bottom in the next post. Before I do, two things stand out - that we have six players on loan, mostly from either Hungarian clubs or Hungarian-sponsored clubs (four of them originated in our academy, and will be purchasable down the line...), and also that we have eight five-star PA players, once those loanees are removed - including one that is fully 5-stars in Salvatore Marrone. And loanees Daniel Vita and Botond Gergely, both 5*PA players are homegrown and may well be re-signed down the line if we get the chance. 

Loans:

1st Team 5*s:

2nd Team 5*s:

U-19s:

 

 

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

Squad Depth Breakdown - June 2023

Defence:

 

We really do have an insanely large squad. Somehow or other we're only paying £13k per week for the privilege, but even for a youth-only save, it's a little on the large side... That'll change next season of course, as the deadwood is cut and the loanees return to their parent clubs, but it still takes some sorting.

With my slightly mad Mighty Magyar system, there's not a lot of places to play for here - 3 at the back, and a GK - but I'll be keeping an eye on defenders who I might retrain as half-backs, Eric Dier/John Stones style, too.

 

Goalkeepers:

1st Choice: Szilárd Gyenge

2nd Choice: Máté Simon

 

Centre Back:

Millions of them, for just one position. I'm going to sell most of them/let them leave on a free.

1st Choice: Botond Gergely (HG)

2nd Choices: Claudiu Apró & Dávid Keleman

Youth rotation: Eric Bartoş

Anyone below 2.5* PA is up for sale or release

 

Left Back:

Again, far too many. 

1st Choice: Daniel Vita (HG)

2nd Choice: Tomi Hadnagy (János Nagy if desperate)

Youth rotation: Flavios Colcerieu

János Nagy is up sale.

 

Right Back:

Better, when you consider that Botond Gergely (HG) is actually my DC choice. 

1st Choice: Balázs Csiszér

2nd Choice: Szabolvs Baga (János Nagy if desperate)

Youth rotation: Andrei Precup

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

Squad Depth Breakdown - June 2023

Central Midfield:

 

Defensive Midfielders:

 

1st Choice: Szilárd Veres (Vol); Botond Szondi (HB)

2nd Choice: Bence Pintér (Vol); Bálint Szabó (HB)

Youth rotation: Andrei Gheralia 

 

AMC:

1st Choice: Sofiane Jebari

Second Choice: Lóránt Kovács

 

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

Squad Depth Breakdown - June 2023

Wingers:

 

1st Choice: Salvatore Marrone (AML/ML); Benjamin Babati (AMR/MR)

2nd Choice: Lóránt Kovács (AML/ML); Bogdan Rotar (AMR/MR)

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

Squad Depth Breakdown - June 2023

Attackers:

 

1st Choice: Gábor Makrai (PF); Richárd Jelena (AF)

2nd Choice: Szilárd Magyari (PF); Tamás Biró and Marius Bărăbaş (AF)

[Sizeman21]

Let's go FK Csíkszereda!

[MisterFoxPlaysGames]

2 hours ago, Sizeman21 said:

Let's go FK Csíkszereda!

Dream Ending: Your team becomes so popular in Hungary that their star player ends up becoming president of Hungary and installing a democratic, football-centric utopia.

[Moonshine]

8 hours ago, MisterFoxPlaysGames said:

Dream Ending: Your team becomes so popular in Hungary that their star player ends up becoming president of Hungary and installing a democratic, football-centric utopia.

Ha! George Weah approach, with added democratic utopianism? We love it.

[Moonshine]

Our tactics... might not work.

 

If we include the fact that our second team were playing with the very same tactic, that's 23 goals shipped in 4 games. I really want to keep an ostensible 4-2-4, with an extremely fluid, possession and pressing heavy gamestyle. But mapping a 1950s tactic into FM, even with the amazing work others have done trying to replicate that Mighty Magyar system, and then applying it to a second division Romanian team? It's for smarter minds than me.

With that in mind - and mindful of the massive waste of time that the first few posts here might have been as a result! - I've gone back to the frawing board, creating something that looks rather closer to a modern tactic.

 

Depending on the players that come through, those full-backs will become wing-backs, and those inside forwards will become PFs or SS's. But with the Segundo Volante essentially playing as a third striker, and the centre backs who will become BPDs as they get better at actually passing the ball, it plays nicely in the ME.

[theBlackPrince]

Was really interested to see how the 1 CB did and I guess we got the answer. I guess the only way it may work is with 2 in DM roles like HB or Anchor? 

[Moonshine]

18 minutes ago, theBlackPrince said:

Was really interested to see how the 1 CB did and I guess we got the answer. I guess the only way it may work is with 2 in DM roles like HB or Anchor? 

I tried, albeit for three games, but it was absolute carnage. We weren't just seeing those concessions, but also XGs ranging from the high threes to, in the case of Levski Sofia, the high 7s! It might have worked with top-end players, but at this level, with these guys, the DMs were constantly caught napping, and I would be seeing four or five 3-v-1s or 4-v-1s on the break. Gah.

[Moonshine]

Ok, so I absolutely love that this is a thing...

 

[wearesporting]

Wanted to play as these guys in FM23 but on console at least the Romanian league was goosed on random years when the season wouldn't reset and they'd have no games other than European ones. Was thinking players from the academy plus Hungarians as the gimmick.

 

I'll be following to see how you get on.

[Moonshine]

New tactic works is much better...

 

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

August 2023

Blimey. New tactics are actually pretty lovely, all told. An undefeated first month of the season, loads of goals... Not bad!

 

 

Cup:

 

The second team weren't great in the cup, mind you, losing to third tier operation Aerostar Bacau at the first time of asking...

 

[Moonshine]

 

Some fun rules in the Romanian second division. Not only do I have to start with at least one u-18 player in my starting 11 for every match, as well as a further u-20 player to boot - something that won't be a problem with a youth-only save, but fun nonetheless - I also have to register 15 players who can only play for my first team, and never for the reserves. Weird!

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

September 2023

 

A first competitive loss as Csíkszereda manageer, yes, but otherwise some great results, including a last minute winner by Bogdan Rotar - unquestionably my standout player thus far - against Ceahlaul. We sit second in the league, and the Magyars are playing beautiful football...

 

 

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

October 2023

The loss to Unirea Dej wasn't the greatest, but wins against Steau and then-second placed Chindia Targoviste were lovely. I'm confused as to quite how we're second in the table ourselves, but I can't complain. It can't hurt that, by being out of the cup, we're playing a lot fewer matches than out opposition for the most part - the Romanian Cup moves into a 6-team group stage, which has a bunch of Liga 2 clubs in every week... 

 

[Muttley84]

30 minutes ago, Moonshine said:

how we're second in the table ourselves,

2nd in the table but should be 1st in the promotion race as a number of clubs should be ineligible for it (Selimbar, Corvinul or Steaua among others).

[Moonshine]

Just now, Muttley84 said:

2nd in the table but should be 1st in the promotion race as a number of clubs should be ineligible for it (Selimbar, Corvinul or Steaua among others).

Really? Why are they ineligible? This is excellent news.

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

November 2023

With snow calling off my last game of November (!! - I know this happens in FM, but I haven't seen it since abotu FM13 and I love it as a feature), we only had two games this month. A draw and a thrashing of Mioveni keep us very happily in the hunt. 

 

Meantime, we're doing so well I've been offered a new contract...

 

 

Which is more than can be said for a lot of my players. I have absolutely no wage budget, and far too many players. Bogdan Rotar in particular - with 7 goals and 7 assists in his first 13 games - wants a new contract, which I was happy to promise him, only to realise the club won't let me pay for it just yet. Argh. Thankfully his contract runs until 2025, but I need to clear a lot of deadwood, and fast.

 

Edited December 3, 2023 by Moonshine

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

December 2023

Two draws, both of which I should have won. Hum ho.

 

You'll note the strange orange and blue tinting of the league table, and the 'Pl' next to the bottom three... Well that's because Liga II has an interesting rule where the league splits in two after 19 games. The top six - which of course includes us - play each other home and away, a further ten games, to decide the promotion spots. Two of the six go up automatically, while two more go into a playoff with the teams finishing 13th and 14th in Liga I for a third spot. 

The reset of the teams are split into two further groups, who seem to play each other once more, with the two bottom in each group going down, and the fifth team in each playing each other with the loser also going down. We keep our points total going into that next phase, but it's all very confusing and fun...

[Moonshine]

With some frankly insane youth facilities, I'm not too surprised to see this... but it's exciting nonetheless!

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

February/March 2023

With a two month break before the end of the first phase of Liga II, I thought I'd combine those last four games in Feb and March into one update. We played a hell of a New Year - three wins, just the one disappointing loss, and we finished the first half of the season in 2nd - making our way to the Champions Group, and a chance to make it to Liga I at the first time of asking!

 

A reminder: we play 10 more games for the season, home and away against the other member of the top 6. Our record against them to date is mixed however - two wins, against Selimbar and Corvinul Hunedoara, a draw with Unirea Slobozia, and losses against FC Arges and Concordia Chiajna. But maybe, just maybe, we can make it? If @Muttley84 is correct Selimbar and Corvinul can't actually go up this season - so we've every chance. Let's see.

 

Transfers: Got rid of a couple of dead wood players in the second team. Sadly one of our best players in Salvatore Mannone will be leaving at the end of the season. He wouldn't sign a new contract, and he's off to make three times what we could pay him in the Hungarian Premier Division. I can't complain.

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

Youth Intake

Unsurprisingly really quite good...

 

8 x 5* PA players, 4 x 4.5* PA players. It being the first season, I've signed the lot of them. That said, if we look at their determination levels, they might not develop brilliantly...

 

 

Although I do like how many of them have a Hungarian second nationality!

 

[wearesporting]

It's cool some have Hungarian names too. They've done a good job bringing this localised realism into it. Nice intake too. Half a team there in a a few years from this alone.

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

March/April 2023

We are top of the league, say we are top of the league!

Sexy sexy first five games in the Champions Playoffs, including a first two goals for Robert Goia (24d) on his second start for the club. He's been popped straight into the first team squad, sitting on the bench and consistently coming on (sadly when I rewarded his two late goals with a start against Selimbar we lost...). 

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

May 2023

 

That's how to win a legaue. Five games, 17 goals, four wins, and some truly thumping performances. We were brilliant, and thoroughly desrved it. 

[Moonshine]

 

FK Csíkszereda

 

End of Season Roundup

 

Predicted Position: 12th

Final Position: 1st

 

Squad:

 

End of Season:

Revenue & Merchandise: £354k sponsorship; 245 shirts sold

Club Awards:

 

Records Broken:

 

Best Eleven:

 

Szilard Gyenge

Salvatore Marrone    Claudiu Apro    Alexandru Ureche    B. Ciszer (HG)

Balint Szabo             Szilard Veres

Botond Szondi

Benjamin Babati                                                                         Bogdan Rotar

Gabor Makrai

 

 

 

Edited December 4, 2023 by Moonshine

[Moonshine]

Champions Around the World

Top Ten European Leagues:

 

1. English Premier League: Man City (x4)

2. Spanish La Liga: Barcelona 

3. German Bundesliga: Bayern (x13)

4. Italian Serie A: Milan 

5. French Ligue 1: PSG (x3)

6. Dutch Eredivisie: Ajax

7. Liga Portugal: Porto

8. Belgian Jupiler Pro League: Aderlecht

9. Scottish Premiership: Rangers

10. Austrian Bundesliga: Red Bull Salzburg (x12)

 

25. Romanian SuperLiga: Universitatea Craiova

 

Champions League:

Inter 1-2 Real Madrid 

(Wembley, London, England)

 

Europa League:

Bayer Leverkusen 1-0 Liverpool

(Dublin Arena, Dublin, Ireland)

 

Conference League:

Eintracht Frankfurt 1-0 Fiorentina

(AEK Arena, Athens, Greece)

 

NXGN:

Evan Ferguson, Brighton

FIFA Best: 

Erling Haaland, Manchester City

[Moonshine]

Euro 2024

Hosts: Germany; Holders: Italy

Did not Qualify: Belgium, Denmark

Out in Groups: Netherlands, Wales, Northern Ireland, Cyprus, Slovenia, Romania, Czechia

 

Second Round:

Austria 0-1 Germany

England 2-0 Sweden

Serbia 1-2 Italy

Turkiye 2-3 Croatia

Switzerland 1-0 Scotland

Iceland 1p-1 Portugal

Poland 0-2 Ukraine

Spain 1-0 France

 

Quarter Final:

Switzerland 2-0 Iceland

Italy 1-2 Germany

Croatia 1-3 England

Ukraine 1e-0 Spain

 

Semi-Final:

Switzerland 1-3 Germany

England 5-1 Ukraine

 

Final:

Germany 1-0 England

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024-25

Pre-Season

So, we're going to struggle in the SuperLiga it seems...

Rather a lot.

 

Squad:

With my loanees departing, alongside Salvator Marrone, the squad sudddenly seems quite bare. On the positive side that might lead to some great chances for the youngsters at this level. On the negative side, I fear I might go down... The full backs in particular seem shonky at best.

 

Transfers:

Some deadwood out, and in come the three homegrown players I had on loan last season, to shore up the squad. 

Finances:

Plenty of cash in the bank at least! And we're spending bugger all. 

We will, however, lose £23k a month on our stadium - with promotion, the Municipal is no longer big enough to match the league rules. Instead, we'll be renting from our close Hungarian friends Sepsi OSK, 60km away.

 

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024-25

July

 

Yup, definitely going to struggle... After some friendlies (not a lot of pre-season in Romania it seems!), we didn't exactly cover ourselves in glory. On the positive side, we've scored in our last ten matches?

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024-25

August

Hey! We not only won a game - two in fact! - but we're also not last! Hooray! I mean, we're still not very good, but we never were for this level... the goals is simply to stay up, while giving minutes to the likes of R. Goia (24d) to improve them, without getting relegated.

 

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024-25

September

Just the two league games this month - one against fellow Hungaro-Romanians Sepsi, which we sadly lost, but the win against our fellow promoted side Selimbar was vital - R. Goia (24d)'s second of the season, and last year's player of the year in Bogdan Rotar getting us into double figures points-wise...

In the Cupa Romanei we failed at the first hurdle again - a second team squad losing away at Politehnica Iasi of Liga II, and we don't make the group stages. In a way I'm OK with this; in another, that's 5 games I could have (and would have) played the kids in...

 

In the meantime, R. Goia (24d) is wanted by Nantes in Ligue 1. He must be pretty bloody good...

 

Edited December 7, 2023 by Moonshine

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024-25

October

Noice

Pretty decent home form that... A late, late winner from Gabor Makrai against Voluntari sparked a bit a of a run for him, with six goals in the month. The demolition of Universitatea Cluj was an anomaly, yes, but mighty. Without the cup, and with only four international call-ups, we've been fitter than most others. I've no idea what happened against Dinamo Bucuresti mind you...

We're up to an extremely respectible 10th place... After 30 games, the league splits - the top 6 go into a champions group, with the rest of the league in a relegation group. everyone in those groups gets half the points, and plays everyone else (twice in the championship group...). To be four points off that is a bit silly.

 

Edited December 7, 2023 by Moonshine

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024-25

November

 

Less noice...

[TelcontarTargaryen]

Love a youth only save.

P.S. Maybe get some club badges for Romania, it would look better (I know, I know, I am one of the guys obssesed with such things)

[Moonshine]

On 17/12/2023 at 18:02, TelcontarTargaryen said:

Love a youth only save.

P.S. Maybe get some club badges for Romania, it would look better (I know, I know, I am one of the guys obssesed with such things)

Excellent thinking. One logo pack coming right up!

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024-25

December

 

On the positive side, we didn't lose three out of our four matches this month. On the negative side, we haven't won in seven games...

 

Our October form has, however, kept us us seven points from the bottom two. We will enter the relegation group with half the points we finish the general phase with, so if I can stay 6+ points ahead of Botosani that will be great. Selimbar look doomed regardless, and I'd love to avoid the relegation playoffs (for 13th and 14th) if at all possible...

[Moonshine]

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024-25

January

It's all going rather pear shaped...

 

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024-25

February

After eleven games without a win, a home match against fellow promoted club, and bottom of the table, CSC Selimbar was just what the doctor ordered - and a 6-1 thrashing showed that, while we might be a bit crap, there are a couple of teams that are even more crap than us... Top scorer Gabor Makrai scored a hattrick, taking him to 15 goals in 25 games. Sadly he won't sign a new contract, and will be leaving in the Summer. Alongside Makrai, R.Goia (24d) scored a couple of goals - he's looking very good, and is now valued at between £60k-£1.6m. 

We should have beaten Voluntari in the next game, out X-Ging them by 1.98 to 0.42, before actually beating Dinamo Buceresti who now lie just two points above us, with two games of the regular season to play.

 

 

Meantime, we were offered a third job, following Botasani and Dinamo Bucuresti - this time in Turkey. 

Oh, and a look at R. Goia (24d)

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024-25

March

 

Despite being remarkably boring end to the regular season, I'm quite pleased with it, if only because of the 0-0 draw at home to top-of-the-table UTA Arad, complete with a player of the match performance from youth prospect Gergo Varga (24a) - 7 saves, an xGA of 1.87, and a rating of 8.1.

Its a rather lovely surprise to see my goal difference wiped out in the relegation stage. Our points have been, as you can see, halved - and with 9 games, we might have a chance of staying up right now...

Edited December 24, 2023 by Moonshine

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024/25

Youth Intake

Woof. 

 

Last year we had 8x 5* PA player - this year, only 7. But wow Imre Kovacs (25a) is very good. A shame he's a GK really, given we have a million of them (including Gergo Ferago, we now have five five-star goalkeepers. None of whom look to have any chance of making it if Imre Kovacs (25a) lives up to his potential...

 

 

 

Edited December 24, 2023 by Moonshine

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024-25

April

Turns out that if you give us a group of our peers - ie, a relegation group - we're not terrible... Three wins, two draws and a loss, with our new super goalie, isn't half bad.

We're five points from the relegation playoffs, with three to play.

 

That youth intake created a couple of instant records:#

 

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024-25

May

In the end we stayed up with a game to spare - hurrah! - so I played a complete kids team, and got thrashed. But another season in the league - and with some great new players.

Relegation Group:

 

 

[Moonshine]

FK Csíkszereda

 

2024/25

End of Season Roundup

 

Predicted Position: 16th (/16)

Final Position: 11th (5th in the Relegation Group)

 

Squad:

 

End of Season:

Revenue & Merchandise:  £426k sponsorship; N/A shirts sold

Club Awards:

 

Records Broken:

 

Best Eleven:

 

2024/25 Eleven:

 

 

Szilard Gyenge

D. Vita (HG)    Claudiu Apro    Alexandru Ureche    B. Ciszer (HG)

"Geezer" Darazs (24b)             Szilard Veres

Botond Szondi

R. Goia (24d)                                                                         Bogdan Rotar

Gabor Makrai

 

 

 

Edited December 24, 2023 by Moonshine