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Cybury Gooners is the Arsenal Mailing List's very own football team, made up of list subscribers. Anyone on the mailing list is allowed, nay encouraged, to join the team. The team was formed in the summer of 1995 through the efforts of Mark King and Mel Melis, the joint player-managers. In the beginning training sessions were sporadic and in the first summer were held in Finsbury Park. Lately they have become more frequent but tend to move location. For details of the any forthcoming training sessions see the latest news. Matches have been arranged so that the team gets a competitive game fairly regularly. Details of forthcoming fixtures can also be found in the latest news.

The high point in the team's short existence so far was St Albans' Day when the Forces of Evil were outclassed.

If you are on the Arsenal Mailing List and want to play for us or if you have a team and would like to play against us (preferably from the London/home counties region) then mail Mark and Mel

Latest News	Including details of future matches and training sessions
Two-Nil to the Cybury	Summary of St Albans' Day and the first match against Internet Hotspurs
Results and Reports	The scorelines and the scorers with reports from our games
The Squad	Profiles of the players, photos of the squad and transfer rumours
UK Internet Football Teams	List of all the known UK mailing list football teams

Latest News

• In a couple on matches at the beginning of August, the Gooners finally got the better of Rolfe and Nolan, winning 4-1 (I must not pick up backpasses, I must not pick up backpasses). In their third game against Internet opposition, Cybury came back from 2-0 down at half time to draw with Internet Lard 2-2. Cybury have now won one, drawn one, lost one.

  Maybe these should have been described as Olds, but I've been on holiday for the last couple of weeks watching AIK stick six past Ravelli in Stockholm and have only just found out the results (I left the R&N game at h/t)

• The Gooners didn't do too well in the Euronet96 competition losing to Man Utd, 2-0 and Leeds, 1-0 in their group games, but beating Derby 2-1.

  Highlights were the Cybury Gooners running on to the pitch to celebrate everytime the opposition scored against Internet H*tspurs, and virtually all the participants not playing at the time, invading the pitch when Leeds scored against Man Utd (just how unpopular can a team be?)

  Mel Melis describes the tournament from his perspective

Internet H*tspurs let in another goal

• In their first game in the 4-way tournament also involving Internet H*tspurs, ALS and BAe, The Gooners stormed to a 8-1 (that's a score, not a smiley) victory against ALS. Mark Kerry put away 4 and debutant Duncan McNaught also managed to score. The other scorers were Alan Adebowale with two and Adam Rose.

• Johnny Rotten unveils new Arsenal (and Cybury) strip .