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Eddy Chua

Chua Fook Loon
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Name	Eddy Edvaldo Ricardo Rio Sanchez Chua 蔡慶順
Born	October 23, 1996 Batam, Indonesia
Country	Singapore
Time zone	UTC+8
Race	Chinese
Height	172cm
Weight	84kg
Hair	Black
Eyes	Black
Blood type	unknown
Sexuality	Straight
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Marital status	Single
Girlfriend	None
Children	None
Education and employment
Occupation	Student, Author, CEO, Actor, Singer and Martial Artist
Employer	East Eurasia Company
Education	O' Level
Hobbies, favourites and beliefs
Religion	Chinese Folk Religion
Politics	Democratic Socialism
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Wikipedia **User pages **Templates *People **Their politics **Their interests **Et cetera
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Website	Official Webisite
Blog	Official Blog
Email	eddychua@sina.com
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This user is from Singapore. This user has ancestral roots in China. 這個用戶是龍的傳人。 这个用户是龙的传人。 This user is a Descendant of the Dragon. cmn-5該用戶能以專業的官話進行交流。 该用户能以专业的官话进行交流。 en-GB -2This user has an intermediate understanding of British English. This user believes that all men are created equal. GKThis user's football position is Goalkeeper. This user plays table tennis. This user supports Liverpool Football Club You'll Never Walk Alone

Names
Chinese:	蔡庆顺
Pinyin:	Cai Qingshun or Chua Keng Soon
Zi (字):	Shan Ping (善平)
Hao (號):	Zhong Fu (Chong-Fu; 忠甫)
aka:	Cai Yu Chang (蔡玉长) Gongsun Yi De (公孙一德) Qiu Long (秋龙) Zhuge Nong Bi (诸葛农笔) Deng Guang He (邓光和) Cai Yan (蔡言) Gongsun Yun (公孙云) Altan Monkh Khan Augustin Bukïn

Occupations

As a Writer

Eddy Chua 蔡庆顺
Pen name	狄秋懷
Occupation	Student writer
Nationality	Singapore
Citizenship	Singapore
Alma mater	Townsville Primary School Ang Mo Kio Secondary School
Genre	Wuxia Crime Fiction Quest
Notable works	Brave Heroes and Swordskills (剑武雄侠录) Once Upon This Time (不想忘记的少年时光) The Screwed Office (办公室演义)
Website
Official Website

Heas Movement
龙武会

Abbreviation	HM
Formation	10 April, 2007
Legal status	Active
Purpose	Conservation, Revolutionary
Headquarters	Singapore
Region served	East Asia
Official language	Chinese, English
Sir, the Chief/ President	Cai Fo Long 蔡佛龙
Affiliations	Earth Conservation Organisation United People's Party of China Revolutionary Party of North Korea Union of Democratic Congress of Vietnam Lao's People's Democratic Alliance
Staff	7
Volunteers	1,000
Website	Heas Movement

Royal Mencleston F.C.

Royal Mencleston

Full name	Royal Mencleston Football Club
Nickname(s)	The Royalities The Nobels
Founded	1 July 1887 (as Palace F.C.)
Ground	Windewolth Park, Sportovakia, Jianxiang Province, Ashledon County, Mencleston
Capacity	50,000
Chairman	Lawrence Witton
Manager	Leandro Carlos Medeiros
League	League A* Star
2008-09	League A* Star, Champion
Home colours Away colours Third colours

Royal Mencleston F.C. is a football club based on the capital of Edderaland, Mencleston. Founded in 1887 by three royalties of the Palace of Mencleston, where the emperor of Edderaland live. Formally known as Palace F.C., the first Chairman was Dicken Harry Garrebeth.

History

In 1887, after the formation of Royal Workers F.C. (now merged with Intervilla SAU to form Royal Intervilla) by a team of imperial slaves within the Palace of Xijing, the royalties, being envious, decided to establish a football team known as Palace F.C. The decision was supported by the emperor and on 1 July 1887, Palace F.C. was formed.

The emperor, to show his support, decided to build the team and Royal Workers a playing field within the palace. The playing field that was soon build, have only a capacity of 3,400 and was named Huangjia Zuqiu Stadium (lit. Royal Football Stadium)

However, soon slaves players for Royal Workers and part of Palace F.C. was excavated to Intervilla due to Xijing Civics War. Soon they merged with local team, Intervilla Sports and Athletics Union to form Royal Intervilla on 6 May1891. Since then, the rivalry between Palace and Royal Intervilla sparkled.

Beginning

The team starts its first match against DSK Hillberg, where they won 2-1. The first captain Xu An (徐安), together with manager Cai Wei (蔡魏), led the team to join the then First Divisi Lega in 1891. The team lost thier first match in the league against Sheffhans United with the score 0-4 on 23 July 1891. The team landed on the position 4th from the back, out of the 12 teams at the end of the 1891/92 season. Li Jingwei took over as manager after the 1894 season. By the 1896/97 season, they finally won their first top flight title. After the title, the team continue to win the titles for 5 consecutive years until 1902/03 season, where they were placed 6th and watched rival Astrono (now Athletico Mencleston) winning the title.

Post World War 1

After the World War 1, the team loses 8 main players, including captain Arason Mingha and forward Jin Ku, who were killed or injured during the battle of Mencleston. This, in fact, left the team in trouble. They failed to defend their title, which they won a season before the war starts (1913/14). They fell back to 15 position out of 20 teams contested. During the 1920/21 season, former Jewel Wanderers' manager Kenny Cohen took over as the team new manager. He reconstructed the team and signed many foreign players before the end of the season. In 1921, the Football Association of Zhongyin Union created the FAZ Premier Cup, now known as SA League Cup. FAZ Premier Cup (now the ESA Champions Cup) was the only cup, other than the league titles, that all the teams in the top flight would want to achieve. Only winning the FAZ Premier Cup, where the team would be known as Champion team.

On May 121921, Palace F.C. contested the FAZ Premier Cup and won their first round match against Havenia FC 3-1. They fought till the final but eventually lost to Sheffhans FC (now Sheffhans United). Following the lost, Kenny Cohen brought in several academy players including Patricko der Haart, Steven Flumaard and Jim Di Maria, who eventually succeeded Cohen as head coach of Palace F.C. The team eventually progress and won the 1924/25 season, 1925/26 season, 1926/27 season, 1929/30 season, 1931/32 season and 1933/34 season. On July 1,1925, after a formal discussion between Cohen and the board members and the changed the team name to Royal Mencleston F.C. The Royalties won the 1922 FAZ Premier Cup final against Sheffhans FC. They also won the Premier Cup on 4 other occasion under Cohen: 1924, 1927, 1928 and 1932. After Cohen's resignation in 1934, the Royalties continued to win the 1935/36 season, 1936/37 season and 1938/39 season before World War 2 and won the Premier Cup of 1935, 1936, 1938 and 1940. They moved to the newly built Edderalish National Stadium (or known as Mencleston Fedreshire Stadium) in 1931.

Post World War 2

After the war, again, left the Royalties in trouble. Care taker Cai Ziyang had to reorganise the team and ,at the same time, searching for a new manager. Lee Dongxi took up coaching role in 1947. However, the team did not manage to return to their former glory. After 1948/49, they were relegated to Division 1 from the Supa Division and again relegated to Division 2 after 1949/50 season. It was until the 1951/52 season when Lee Dongxi was sacked and Richard Shelton came to Fedreshire.

Shelton's Era

Richard Shelton was the former manager of Internazional Jeyierston. After he took over, he released many players who were under performing, including former first teams Frank Balaraja, Atarbba Al-Gore, John Hanssack, Wang Yi, Ledley Gorje and Henry Tami. He brought in players such as George Graves, Ronald Jacobs, Bobby Arden, Landon Ramsey, Bille Barton and Gilbert Reeves. Graves, Jocobs, Arden and Reeves eventually became few of Royal Mencleston's all time legends.

Current Squad

First Team Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
1	GK		Daniel Kawaché
3	DF		Léon Peralta
4	DF		Gilbert Laird
5	DF		Hans Javie Font
6	FW		Phillip Lawson
7	FW		Jason Witton (Captain)
8	FW		Yohan Croyle
9	MF		Terry Font (Vice Captain)
10	MF	ESP	Orlando Silva
11	DF		Johnson Questa
12	MF		Charles Clifton
14	MF		Stanley Guernsey
15	MF	ITA	Giancarlo Fiato
18	MF		Leonard Gerber

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
19	FW		Sergio Ramirez
21	MF		Stephan Ragsdale
22	GK	ITA	Claudio Marini
23	DF		Nimbo Agrereette
24	FW	ITA	Gary Sivanni
25	GK	ESP	Daniel Ricarvos
28	DF	HUN	Erno Kaplon
34	DF	ITA	Giovanni di Cello
38	FW		Rasmus Cornelli
81	MF		Hansen Palma
86	MF		Rául Nevarez
96	FW		Zendi Alvarez

Out on Loan

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
27	DF	SGP	Javier Ang (On loan to Dragonston United until 1 January 2014)
69	DF		Daniel Begnne (On loan to Inwani Sporto Bracudos until 1 June 2014)
53	DF		Jack Quinharu (On loan to Sheffhans City until 1 June 2014)

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
61	MF		Calvin Helsley (On loan to Associato Geiga until 1 June 2014)
65	MF		Jiles Caver (On loan to Jewel Wanderers until 1 June 2014)
98	DF		Patricio Leyvia (On loan to National Stallions until 1 June 2014)

Academy

U-18

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
51	GK		Petè Hergreaves
52	DF		George Britts
54	DF		Alexandria Tava
55	DF		Julio Zambrano
56	DF		Samuel Koo
57	FW		Kristen Sierra
58	MF		Fabião Calhindro
63	DF		Duane Barnett
68	MF		Silvestre Delmar
72	MF		Michael Bardales
74	DF		Adrian Jarvis
75	MF		Chang Po-chen

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
76	MF		Martin Rowell (vice-captain)
84	DF		Spencer Cochran
87	MF		Jeremiah Paulsen (Captain)
88	GK		Palop Guevarra
91	GK		Barry Brickley
92	DF		Edward Enstrom
93	DF		Jacques Lautzenheiser
94	DF		Luisao 'Dino' Didonato
95	MF		Douglas Burton

• Player has been promoted to the senior line-up but still participate in the U18 fixtures.

Notable Former Players

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
—	GK		George Greaves
—	DF		George Bridge
—	DF		Ralph Belcher *
—	DF		Clement Delaney
—	DF		Jeremy Byrne
—	MF		Marcin Kopera
—	MF		Ronald Jacobs
—	MF		Henry Naples
—	MF		Gerald Edger
—	FW		Hudy Stankley
—	FW		Benny Ruff
—	GK		Vaughan Calbourgh
—	DF		Javier Humphrey
—	MF		Luke Dahlberg
—	MF		Edagosae San Aalg
—	FW		Alexandre Jaubert

Edderaland National Football Team

The Edderaland National Football Team represents Edderaland in international association football and is in controlled by the Edderalish Football Association (formerly known as The Soccer Association, Edderaland).

Current Squad

Caps and goals are correct as of 1 January 2014.

No.	Pos.	Player	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Goals	Club
1	1GK	Johnson Frank	(1988-03-14) 14 March 1988	29	0	Royal Intervilla
18	1GK	Brandon Kaséz	(1987-05-18) 18 May 1987	8	0	Olbienham United
25	1GK	Daniel Kawaché	(1984-02-01) 1 February 1984	103	2	Royal Mencleston
2	2DF	Nimbo Agrereette	(1986-07-14) 14 July 1986	37	2	Royal Mencleston
3	2DF	Rodrigo Galvez	(1989-04-11) 11 April 1989	8	0	Endland Runners Athletics
4	2DF	William Toni	(1983-06-02) 2 June 1983	45	0	Olbienham United
5	2DF	Jimmy Reclóso	(1985-03-15) 15 March 1985	10	0	Olbienham United
17	2DF	Olnando Soo	(1979-04-12) 12 April 1979	89	3	Royal City
23	2DF	Morris Algarcéro	(1991-10-10) 10 October 1991	11	1	Royal Intervilla
34	2DF	Daniel Alvaloés	(1987-01-07) 7 January 1987	41	0	G.R. Hyperston
36	2DF	Thomas Belmer	(1993-08-02) 2 August 1993	9	0	Newcicheletons Cosmos
37	2DF	Martin Emery	(1991-06-29) 29 June 1991	12	0	Asvilla United
6	3MF	Johnny Crastpa	(1983-06-03) 3 June 1983	98	16	Athletico
8	3MF	Terry Font	(1981-09-17) 17 September 1981	122	23	Royal Mencleston
10	3MF	Zachary van Sarv	(1986-12-17) 17 December 1986	16	2	Olbienham United
11	3MF	Anson Twerwty	(1983-08-14) 14 August 1983	57	14	AQP Honemos
12	3MF	Darwin da Vinci	(1984-03-22) 22 March 1984	42	8	G.R. Hyperston
16	3MF	Tony Kajesma	(1982-04-06) 6 April 1982	59	17	AQP Honemos
20	3MF	Joseph L'porent	(1988-09-19) 19 September 1988	21	5	G.R. Hyperston
21	3MF	Lèon Pearson	(1984-08-01) 1 August 1984	81	15	AQP Honemos
26	3MF	Tim Haizé	(1979-04-18) 18 April 1979	93	14	Athletico
31	3MF	Alan Shervey	(1992-07-16) 16 July 1992	3	0	G.R. Hyperston
32	3MF	Vivo	(1983-12-16) 16 December 1983	79	21	Athletico
39	3MF	Robbie Ribbort	(1981-09-18) 18 September 1981	42	12	Endland Runners Athletics
7	4FW	Jason Witton	(1987-10-23) 23 October 1987	84	69	Royal Mencleston
9	4FW	Tim Hzard	(1986-08-21) 21 August 1986	61	20	Organisato
15	4FW	Alan Renfro	(1993-06-02) 2 June 1993	2	0	Endland Runners Athletics
19	4FW	Nonni	(1985-02-08) 8 February 1985	57	28	Baylutos U.G.
24	4FW	Arron Stanyon	(1994-09-12) 12 September 1994	1	1	Athletico
28	4FW	Patrick Welsh	(1993-10-28) 28 October 1993	1	0	Asvilla United
29	4FW	Brad Cannon	(1991-04-30) 30 April 1991	4	1	Olbienham United
30	4FW	Christopher Lorney	(1984-03-12) 12 March 1984	77	33	AQP Honemos
40	4FW	Pierre Knipp	(1992-10-04) 4 October 1992	3	0	Newcicheleton Cosmos