Sel Appa national football team

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Sel Appa
Nickname(s)The Turtles
AssociationFootball Federation of Sel Appa
Head coachMarek Löwy
CaptainKal Muosa
Home stadiumTurtle Stadium
KPB ranking
Current228
Highest20
Lowest228 (1.14) (Post WC98 Quals)
First international
Sel Appa 1-3 Casari
(World Cup 30 Qualifiers, Matchday 1)
Biggest win
Sel Appa 7-2 Algal States
Philodox Weltschmerz 0-5 Sel Appa
Biggest defeat
Sel Appa 0-5 Rejistania
Sel Appa 0-5 Az-cz
Sel Appa 0-5 Schiavonia
Highest scoring match
Sel Appa 7-2 Algal States
Entered(First in World Cup 30)
Finals Apps(First in World Cup 33)
Best result3rd in World Cup 37


The Sel Appa national football team represents Sel Appa in international football competitions such as the World Cup and the Oxen CUP. It is controlled by the Football Federation of Sel Appa (FFSA), the governing body for football in the nation. Sel Appa ranked 21st in the world.

History

Sel Appa began their quest for international footballing dominance in World Cup 30 - without participating in a Baptism of Fire - and qualified for their first World Cup at World Cup 33. Since then, they have qualified for every World Cup, twice entering the Round of 16.

First Era

World Cups 30 to 32

Sel Appa's first three Cup runs were met with little success. The team lost more matches than it won. However, they were able to forge a record that put them on the rankings and slowly improved to enable a qualification. A very controversial match against Qutar led to Sel Appa's inability to qualify for World Cup 32, despite being very close. The opportunity came in the next Cup, when the Turtles qualified for the first time.

World Cup 33 to 36

Sel Appa first qualified for World Cup 33, placing second in the Group Stage group and losing to Demot in the Round of 16. Although the team qualified for Cups 34 and 35, it did not pass through the group stage again until World Cup 36. This Cup saw Sel Appa through second in their group, but lost again in the Round of 16 to Schiavonia.

World Cup 37

World Cup 37 marked a large change for the team with the retirement of FFSA President Henri LePoivre and 18 of the 20 players. Only Colin Patette, Miqeulinho, and Arthur Mercator V stayed on with Coach Charles DuPont to maintain a constant for the incoming players. The election of Sharon Eiboln as FFSA President opened the team up to female players; five signed on. The new team went all the way to the Semifinals and then defeated by Az-cz, but they were able to win over Zwangzug and take 3rd place, earning much prestige and honor in international football.

Second Era

Sel Appa returned to the World Cup for the 98th Edition.

Home Stadium

Sel Appa's National Stadium is Turtle Stadium, also known as Grand Nemnenait Stadium. Turtle Stadium is the home of the Nemnen Turtles and is the largest stadium in Sel Appa. It's capacity is 128,000 for football matches and can be expanded for concerts or other events.

Current Squad

As of World Cup 98

Current squad

No. Pos. Player Date of birth (age) Caps Goals Club
1GK Bobby Boyd
1GK Kenny Rounds
1GK Ian Rash

2DF Danny Lagrotte
2DF Johnny Montana
2DF Kal Muosa (Captain)
2DF Tobias Hart
2DF Sam Valencia
2DF Tyler White
2DF Tristan Wick

3MF Jesse David
3MF Finnley Bernard
3MF Myron Barnes
3MF Elmo Rivers
3MF Tino Rouleau
3MF Stéphane du Bois
3MF Andy Ayak

4FW Lucien Barthélemy
4FW Henni de la Rue
4FW Gary Tyson
4FW Dmitri Ram
4FW Kris Welck
4FW Allan Reddy

World Cup Record

Tournaments Won

Oxen CUP 2 -- Sel Appa 1-0 (a.e.t.) Jeru FC

Sel Appan Coaches

Former Players

  • 01 GK Vasily Kashchenko (7 caps)
  • 02 GK Dominique Pidon (7 caps)
  • 03 DF Qrif Qa (1 cap)
  • 04 DF Richard Smythe (2 caps)
  • 04 DF Phil Lo (5 caps)
  • 05 DF Wilhelm Van der Spart (2 caps)
  • 05 DF Kash Vasou (5 caps)
  • 06 DF Bernard Apple (7 caps)
  • 07 DF Jimmy Peech (7 caps)
  • 08 DF Fo Chang (7 caps)
  • 09 MF Pho Nguyen (4 caps)
  • 10 MF Jacques (La)Tortue (7 caps)
  • 12 MF Chaim Steinberg (7 caps)
  • 13 MF Michael Gold (7 caps)
  • 14 MF Theo Matou (2 caps)
  • 14 MF Zik Bam (5 caps)
  • 15 MF Larry Emerson (2 caps)
  • 15 MF Arthur Mercator IV (5 caps)
  • 16 FW Alan Dubrov (7 caps)
  • 17 FW George Bedding (7 caps)
  • 18 FW Fuji Kawagaji (7 caps)
  • 19 FW Lee Rehsom (3 caps)
  • 20 FW Estevez (7 caps)
  • 21 FW Alex Nart (7 caps)
  • 24 Mongke Bokegalbaatar
  • 25 Anastasia Vadov
  • 26 Karli Rengel
  • 27 Mohammed al-Jafari
  • 28 Nikole Barr
  • 29 David Davidson Jr.
  • 30 Bum Dae Kim
  • 11 Colin Patette
  • 23 Arthur Mercator V
  • 31 Natalie Dubrov
  • 32 Dzheighcymn Ghotiolo
  • 33 Miroc Szwtrz
  • 34 Mish Vasou
  • 22 Miquelinho
  • 35 Karl Gepardo
  • 36 Michael Ebe
  • 37 Samantha Sitran
  • 38 Klarence Morreau

See Also

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