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	During the [[World Cup 66]] cycle, Eliot transferred to the Matthew City Rangers, becoming one of the first foreigners to play in the [[Northern Sunrise Islands]] league. (Her compatriot Joan Gerland would become a crosstown rival with the [[Matthew City Senators]].) Though the Rangers were sometimes overshadowed by their rivals near and far, Eliot's induction into the Hall of Fame was seen in some quarters as a way of returning them to the spotlight. She scored three goals during her career for the national team.		During the [[World Cup 66]] cycle, Eliot transferred to the Matthew City Rangers, becoming one of the first foreigners to play in the [[Northern Sunrise Islands]] league. (Her compatriot Joan Gerland would become a crosstown rival with the [[Matthew City Senators]].) Though the Rangers were sometimes overshadowed by their rivals near and far, Eliot's induction into the Hall of Fame was seen in some quarters as a way of returning them to the spotlight. She scored three goals during her career for the national team.

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'''Patricia Eliot''' was a defensive midfielder for the [[Zwangzug national football team]]. She was the only player to be a typical starter for the entirety of the "second era," [[World Cups 64|World Cup 64]] through [[World Cup 69|69]]. She played for [[Canbix Muses]] and [[Matthew City Rangers]] domestically. After [[World Cup 80|cycle 80]], she was selected to the [[World Cup Hall of Fame]].

Eliot became known as a pugnacious player early on, picking up her first yellow card in the new team's second match, against Petrus Mamilius of [[Saintland]]. With Zwangzug's defensive approach not always matching up to more experienced teams, a running joke would be "does any individual have more goals than Eliot has yellow cards?" Yet domestically, she would thrive with Canbix; the Muses were the dominant side at the founding of the [[Zwangzug First Division|1./]], winning the league's first three titles.

During the [[World Cup 66]] cycle, Eliot transferred to the Matthew City Rangers, becoming one of the first foreigners to play in the [[Northern Sunrise Islands]] league. (Her compatriot Joan Gerland would become a crosstown rival with the [[Matthew City Senators]].) Though the Rangers were sometimes overshadowed by their rivals near and far, Eliot's induction into the Hall of Fame was seen in some quarters as a way of returning them to the spotlight. She scored three goals during her career for the national team.

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