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DataKing · 01-28-2003, 11:25 AM

Stubbs Promoted From Youth Squad, Finds Spot on SSFC Roster

(AP – Chicago, IL) Data King, GM and owner of the Screamin’ Seamen Football Club, announced earlier today that a new player had been added to the SSFC roster. Keith Stubbs, an 18 year old defender from nearby Schaumburg, Illinois, was promoted from the club’s youth squad and has been granted a space on the B-Team roster.

“Keith looks to be a decent young player on the back line,” stated King during a brief press conference. “He still needs some seasoning, but is significantly younger than some of our other defensive trainees.”

When asked if this meant SSFC would be selling the rights to another of their defensive trainees, King refused to comment.

Stubbs was officially placed on the Screamin’ Seamen payroll earlier today, with a modest listed salary of $30,160.

Youth Pull

Keith Stubbs has been promoted from the youth squad and will play with our second team. He is rated as inadequate (5) in defending, and is two years younger than one of our other inadequate defenders, Bill Rubin. Bill will be placed on the transfer market soon, for anyone who may be interested. Keith will wear the #20 jersey for SSFC, and will see his first action this Wednesday against the Hamas Mad Bombers.

Weekly Balance Sheet

Previous Balance: $159, 040

Income

Crowd (home match vs. Ramblers) - $91,900
Crowd (friendly match vs. Oklahoma City Rednecks) - $2,507
Sponsors - $51,150
Temporary (sale of keeper Fredric McKinley) - $9,000
Temporary (sale of winger Jeffrey Nolan) - $920
Temporary (sale of youth winger Amburaja Pai) - $1,840
Temporary (26 new supporters) - $780

Total Income: $158,097

Expenses

Arena Upkeep - $11,271
Player Wages - $26,512
Temporary (youth squad pull) - $2,000
Temporary (transfer market listing) - $1,000
Staff & Specialists - $33,000
Youth Squad Support - $20,000

Total Expenses: $93,783

Net Income/Loss: $64,314

New Balance: $223,354

As you can see, we’re in pretty good shape financially. Part of this is because three of our first four league matches were home games, and we only have four home matches in the last ten weeks of the season.

We’re pretty well off, all the same, but barring any more good youth pulls like Hyman Morey, I have no plans to make any major personnel changes for the remainder of the season. We will hold onto our money, and see what would be most beneficial for us come the end of the season.

Up Next: We’re in San Francisco, preparing for a match against a winless Gohira team. Stay tuned!

01-28-2003, 11:25 AM	#15
DataKing Pro Rookie Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Chicago	Stubbs Promoted From Youth Squad, Finds Spot on SSFC Roster (AP – Chicago, IL) Data King, GM and owner of the Screamin’ Seamen Football Club, announced earlier today that a new player had been added to the SSFC roster. Keith Stubbs, an 18 year old defender from nearby Schaumburg, Illinois, was promoted from the club’s youth squad and has been granted a space on the B-Team roster. “Keith looks to be a decent young player on the back line,” stated King during a brief press conference. “He still needs some seasoning, but is significantly younger than some of our other defensive trainees.” When asked if this meant SSFC would be selling the rights to another of their defensive trainees, King refused to comment. Stubbs was officially placed on the Screamin’ Seamen payroll earlier today, with a modest listed salary of $30,160. Youth Pull Keith Stubbs has been promoted from the youth squad and will play with our second team. He is rated as inadequate (5) in defending, and is two years younger than one of our other inadequate defenders, Bill Rubin. Bill will be placed on the transfer market soon, for anyone who may be interested. Keith will wear the #20 jersey for SSFC, and will see his first action this Wednesday against the Hamas Mad Bombers. Weekly Balance Sheet Previous Balance: $159, 040 Income Crowd (home match vs. Ramblers) - $91,900 Crowd (friendly match vs. Oklahoma City Rednecks) - $2,507 Sponsors - $51,150 Temporary (sale of keeper Fredric McKinley) - $9,000 Temporary (sale of winger Jeffrey Nolan) - $920 Temporary (sale of youth winger Amburaja Pai) - $1,840 Temporary (26 new supporters) - $780 Total Income: $158,097 Expenses Arena Upkeep - $11,271 Player Wages - $26,512 Temporary (youth squad pull) - $2,000 Temporary (transfer market listing) - $1,000 Staff & Specialists - $33,000 Youth Squad Support - $20,000 Total Expenses: $93,783 Net Income/Loss: $64,314 New Balance: $223,354 As you can see, we’re in pretty good shape financially. Part of this is because three of our first four league matches were home games, and we only have four home matches in the last ten weeks of the season. We’re pretty well off, all the same, but barring any more good youth pulls like Hyman Morey, I have no plans to make any major personnel changes for the remainder of the season. We will hold onto our money, and see what would be most beneficial for us come the end of the season. Up Next: We’re in San Francisco, preparing for a match against a winless Gohira team. Stay tuned! __________________ Current Games Diablo III (BattleTag: DataKing#1685) Allegiances: Chicago Bears - Detroit Red Wings - Kansas Jayhawks Awards: 2011 Golden Scribe - Other Sports Category (The Straight(away) and Narrow - A Forza Motorsport 3 Dynasty)