Erst |er im Län |dchen (ger.) by Woozie (463330)
1. Hattrick team, trained by the Manager: ZZ-80, U20 national coach

2. (Leader in the country) Team which puts him self in a big position by having a big/ extravaganza name, but not able to reach that status.

~ sein (ger);
1. to be first / leader in your country

2. Designing Teams, who play already their thierd season in the same division and were two times champion, but not able to rise to the next division

Clu|Xi, the ~, (no plural), (lux.) by benemlu (463287)
1. Hattrick manager of Éislecker K&B (former BVB BoCluXia). Best known for his “beer wall”-defence that make the opponent’s strikers despair.

2. beer destroying machine. As hattrick manager, he tries to teach his players how to correctly an quickly destroy as much as beer as possible. This is one of the secrets of his success.

3. Often called Vize-CluXi as he missed promotion to League II 3 times in a row.

Lietsche|luck, the lucky, (no plural), (ge.) by Lietsche and Durdentyler
1. Hattrick manager and engine manipulator.

2. Manager to live in Belair counterattacking boring leaguegames.
Personal defeater of someone thinking that tomorrow could be the last day. Therefore drinking as much as possible. Frankreichautobahnfahrer, Stehpinkler und Glasauftrinker. Quiet forumreader but hattrickaddicted who misses backdraft and hatstats in Bundesliga (see p.48).
Gets nervous during the last minutes of the last call, especially in Barcelona. Defender of the title of “counterbeers” in the Allianzarena. Likes fun as his famous lucky wins but is not able to tell one joke…. or?

3. It is also used to define a person, mood, drink or crazy.

4. have a very beautiful sister (see my logo) but unfortunatly a very nasty fellow named DurdenTyler already took her heart… & many more… (no his nickname isn’t HannibalTyler…)…

“Ge|ne|ral|train|er, the ~” (plural : “League III.15″) (german : “All|ge|mein|trai|ner”) by Karlthegreat
1. Hattrick manager in league III.15 of Lëtzebuerg with preferred training type : General (Allgemein)

2. A guy who takes all his money to buy some old guys for low costs and who mostly plays 4-4-2 tactics. Income from attendance and the sponsor bonus at the end of the season provide them the money to improve their team. Unfortunately at some point in their career this is no more sufficient to stay competitive.

3. Sometimes designated as a better version of a bot-team.

4. Most of them play in the bottom divisions of each countries series system.

Super¦jhemp, the ~, plural Superjhempien by fismoluni

Born originally as Charel Kuddel at the young age of 0 years he fell into a big barrel of Kachkeis (cooked cheese, a luxemburgish speciality) at the age of 4 and slowly noticed that he has gained unbelievable tactical strength.
So after a few months he named himself Superjhemp. As battlefield he chose the superhero online game Hattrick. Starting slowly to not frighten his opponents he soon could not restrain his real strength any longer and became rookie of the year.
After being spotted in a weird federation where they play a strange game called chess, Superjhemp lost all his credibility as a superhero and had to fear a big loss of his fan crew.