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Hall of Fame
The Soccer All Stars Hall of Fame is a place for the elite managers to hang out. This section includes all the great managers this league had but are either no longer with us or have achieved so much within their careers - that they've forced their way into a special shrine, just for them! You have got to be real hardcore to get within a shout of the Hall of Fame.

JEET PADARUTH - DERBY COUNTY
Jeet Padaruth's name will be written into the Soccer All stars history books forever. Padaruth made history at SAS by becoming the first ever manager to lift the Soccer All Stars Premier Division 1 crown! He'll be remembered for his childish ways at the beginning of the season. Who said kids couldn't win the title? When Derby County employed a 17 year old boy wonder in the managerial hotspot, nobody could have dreamed that almost 30 signings and 30 sales later, Padaruth and his player managerial assistant Stuart Pearce would snatch a last gasp win over the old enemy Wimbledon and Alain Borl to take the silverware back to Pride Park. Managers called for his head, people raised eyebrows as early inconsistency, runs of up to 4 defeats in a row and countless problems for Padaruth threatened to cripple his dream. However, the kids hard work and perseverance paid off and The Rams legend swept everybody off their feet with his late and dramatic league victory! He'll be considered as a top notch RPer by many who've come across him but perhaps not the best, but nobody can question Padaruth's incredible commitment over the course of a given season. Week in week out he's been there producing the goods and the title is just a reward for his hard work and determination to succeed at the very top.

BUCK HYSEN - BRADFORD CITY
What can be said about Buck Hysen and his magical winning formula? Earning himself the respect of literally every individual throughout the Soccer All Stars league he put fear into the hearts of all by lifting a poor side, doomed for relegation into a winning machine. Blessed with wonderful man management, tactical and transfer wisdom, Hysen soon guided his side to the promise land of the SAS Premier Division 1 and also was the proud owner and first ever winner of the Soccer All Stars Cup. The most prestigious trophy in the business and he had his work cut out to win that too. A series of stunning displays and the epic encounter which saw a fabulous SAS Cup Semi Final against Brian Thompson's Tottenham Hotspur, in which Hysen's men emerged victorious after extra time via the golden goals rule. It was dubbed the best game of all time by many and Hysen after his win went on from strength to strength to capture the Cup with a win over Long Ball's formidable Everton. An excellent RPer with an eye for a bargain, who many will always regard as their candidate for the best manager around.

BRIAN THOMPSON - TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
When you look around the SAS league there are some truly great managers, Brian Thompson is one of those. He could be considered as unquestionably the greatest manager in the business. Taking the realm of Tottenham Hotspur and transferring them into one of the most amazing sides in the world, he secured the Division 3 title with ease and a 6-1 drubbing of Charlton Athletic and Top Gun in the Champions Cup Final made it a double whammy for Thompson and Co. Top Gun and many who faced him found they faced the similar consequences... they left as losers. An emphatic season went from strength to strength and only the defeat at the hands of Bradford City in the SAS Cup Semi Final could hamper their treble winning dream - which up until that point was a realistic outcome. Thompson, with his charismatic and controversial ways may not be everybody's cup of tea, nor is he an angel when it comes to the higher authorities, but his qualities speak in volumes and he answers his critics with silverware. Blessed with fascinating RPing skills, transfer, tactical and perhaps a little bit of everything good and bad, Brian Thompson is regarded by many as the best manager in the business and that's not just on SAS terms too.

MARTIN SMUTOV - LEEDS UNITED
If you talk about effort and consistency, along with quality, you cannot really name many people who have all those attributes.  Martin Smutov though is somebody who does.  He may not be regarded as the best Role-Player around, but he certainly ranks amongst the best and for consistency and work rate there is perhaps no-one better than him.  After guiding Leeds United to second place in the SAS Premier Division 1 during Season One/S1, many touted him as a future SAS Champion and it's exactly what he went out of his way to win during Season 2.  He has slugged away for months to achieve the dream he has had, and nobody has deserved it more than Smutov.  A superb season went from strength to strength though as Smutov really turned Leeds into the Champions of Soccer All Stars with his fine Champions Cup victory against ??.  Smutov though is still hungry for more, with his strong tactical mind and now title's under his belt, in Season Three/S3 you can not bet against him winning some more silverware... again.

ANIPALAT - IPSWICH TOWN
Anipalat appears to be everybody's favourite manager.  Blessed with wonderful manners, he has made many friends in his conquest to turn Ipswich Town into world beaters.  Many laughed at him in the beginning, but were made to pay for their taunts as Ipswich ran away with the Division 4 title, and then went one better by landing the Soccer All Stars Cup too with a fine 1-0 victory over higher division opposition in Liverpool.  Ani will be regarded by many as the finest player in the transfer market.  With an eye for a bargain, and the wheeling and dealing that has brought him the chance to purchase the players he needs, he could certainly one day be a SAS Champion, and who would rule out that he would do it with Ipswich Town?  With his unique style and talent, he is fast becoming one of the most feared men in SAS... even for such a nice guy.

Credits to...
The following managers are credited for their involvement and good work in the early evolution of SAS.  These managers are included from a season that had to be scrapped due to technical problems.  Their success at the time, hard work and graft helped in the current evolution of SAS and it's present day success.

DJ HUMPHRIES - TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
DJ Humphries was possibly the greatest manager is Soccer All Stars history. Taking the reigns at Tottenham Hotspur he led them to the very top of the league with his superb RPs, tactical skills and transfer wisdom. Humphries though was humiliated by the new SAS Internet Management Team who fired him in a very controversial manner. Apparently he had violated several rules on his way to the top. DJ was given a life ban from managing in the SAS Leagues. Had he not been banned from SAS he would have surely taken a trophy back to White Hart Lane. He was on top and it looked like that nobody could stop him. However, during October 1999 the new Executive Board of Soccer All Stars lifted that ban and there is hope that DJ will return to the world of Fantasy Football and attempt to be one of the best managers in SAS history all over again. DJ has been sought after for many months but his disappearance from the internet means we may never see him finish the job he started.

SIMON GODFREY - CHELSEA
Simon's short spell at Soccer All Stars was a memorable one. His roleplaying saw Chelsea's fast rise up the table as he looked to be heading for a head on clash between DJ Humphries of Tottenham for the title. Simon though quit as manager of Chelsea after ScreamKing's controversial resignation as Chairman of the League. Had he not quit his club, Chelsea would have been in for a rosy season. During his absence from SAS he created his own Fantasy Football League known as 'Total Football 99' The site though eventually closed and Simon worked on several other things before returning to SAS as a board member. Simon's skills made a name for himself and he was soon promoted to the Board and took up the SAS Online Manager on the Executive Board. After several months of hard work he stepped down from his position on the SAS Board and it's known that he has future plans to take the fantasy football world by storm with his own version of SAS.

HUGH MILLER - NEWCASTLE UNITED
Hugh Miller or Himmler as he was well known took to the Soccer All Stars league well and ran the show with Newcastle United Football Club. His well known love affair for Raul was evident as his strike partnership with Alan Shearer caused havoc for the rest of the Soccer All Stars league defences. Himmler brought the best out of his side and had Shearer hitting the back of the net with Raul on a regular basis ensuring several victories along the way. His most famous game came against Simon Godfrey's Chelsea which he lost 3-2 and saw Duncan Ferguson sent off with Chelsea's Marcel Desailly. Himmler and Newcastle could have challenged the very best in the league and it would have been surprising if they left at the end of the season empty handed. There is still hope that Himmler will return to Soccer All Stars one day and RP his way back to the top where he belongs. He though, like DJ Humphries has vanished from the internet and may never again return, however he will be remembered, always...

ANDREW MOORE - WIMBLEDON
Andrew Moore, also known as Buzzer graced the Soccer All Stars league with Wimbledon Football Club. His strengths were brilliant as he was relatively unknown as a manager in the beginning. However a number of shrewd signings saw his side unbeaten as they stormed to the top end of the table and looked to be in for a bright season. Wimbledon who were always known as the underdogs of the top leagues in the world looked to be scrapping that tag under Buzzer. They could have won something by the end of the season and their form and strength on the pitch warranted that. It's been rumoured that Buzzer will one day return to Soccer All Stars although this is known to be later in the future rather than nearer. If he returns he is sure to once again take any side and turn them into a world class team.

ØRJAN KNUTSEN - ARSENAL
Knutsen, what can we say to describe him? Possibly one of the most charismatic managers Soccer All Stars and any fantasy football league are likely to ever see. Knutsen took the helm at Arsenal Football Club and immediately used his transfer wisdom to chop and change his squad. An outspoken and at times simply mad character was a huge hit with the rest of the footballing world. Never afraid to speak his mind his wild and wicked ways often landed him in trouble with the authorities. Such was Knutsen's skill, he was soon removed from his Arsenal post and made President of Soccer All Stars. His initial rise was a good one and he led the site at times remarkably well. He'll never be forgotten as a board member or a manager and there's only one way to do things in his mind, the Knutsen way. There is still major hope that he will return to the fantasy scene and one day this is a possibility. For now though Knutsen will remain in the heart and soul of every SAS fan, such was his drive, passion and determination. A natural born winner and he'll be a major threat to all the big boys if he ever returns.

ALAIN BORL - WIMBLEDON
Despite his dodgy ways, and his sneaky approach to management, Borl, who was regarded as probably the cleverest manager within the league, certainly had his ways.  An extremely efficient Role-Player, with great tactical awareness, he was regarded as the best manager in the transfer market.  A splendid eye for a bargain, or a deal that would benefit his club.  He was certainly not everybody's best friend, but he knew how to get what he wanted from them.  Borl never won any silverware in Soccer All Stars and perhaps that was down to his own attitude in the end, which seemed to defeat even him, as time passed.

JOE CARFTON - COVENTRY CITY
The now deceased Coventry City manager will be remembered for his want to be the best, and win title's with English talent.  A fantastic Role-Player who was probably the most creative and imaginative manager within the game.  With a good sense of tactical knowledge, it surprised many that he failed to secure any silverware in his time at the club.  Potentially one of the best in the game, and he would have surely been a future SAS Champion before his untimely death.  He'll be remembered for his superb RPs, his unique style, and the ability to use every last resource available to get the players he needed to achieve the dream of the SAS Championship.

DR OLIVIER CADIN - BRADFORD CITY & IPSWICH TOWN
After a memorable spell at Ipswich Town, plagued by controversy by the clubs Executive Board at the time, Dr Olivier Cadin proved to be one of the unsung heroes of Season One/S1.  Cadin may not excel in any single area, but as an overall character, he can match anyone on his day.  Cadin has suffered, like a lot of managers, a dip in form during seasons, lying solely on inconsistency.  However, when he is on form and about, he is a trouble for even the most hardcore managers, with his RP's to the point, detailed and well thought out.  At Bradford City, he has the chance to really push for honours, and is certainly capable of giving the big teams a scare or too.  Your perfect, small club but top division manager.

JAMIE NEWELL - SOUTHAMPTON
After a gruelling season in the managerial hot seat, much of which was an uphill struggle against relegation, Jamie Newell managed to defy all odds and turn tiny Saints into promotion contenders.  A hard and honest worker with a good eye in the transfer market, Newell surprised many will his RPing and tactical skills.  Newell, sometimes let down by inconsistency, has worked tirelessly hard on his game, and is now one of the most experienced members within the SAS league, and a hard man to beat.  Despite a poor spell at Arsenal, whom he managed on merit of his achievements at The Dell, it did turn sour for the Villa fan.  Newell soon went about his separate ways, and has since stated his affection for managing lower profile clubs.


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