Stoner Announce Lineup for Second BSL Match

Starters
Sebastien Le Toux
Carlos Ruiz
Eddie Gaven
O'brien White
Teal Bunbury
Andy Williams
Bobby Convey
Medhi Ballouchy
Faryd Mondragon

Subs
Dominic Oduro
Kyle Nakazawa
Gaston Puerari

Reserves
Paolo Cardoza
Ryan Smith
Chad Ochocinco

Stoners Announce Lineup for First BSL Match

Stoners FC is proud to announce its lineup for its first ever BSL match-up against Gold Coast.

Starters
Sebastian Le Toux
Carlos Ruiz
Ryan Smith
Andy Williams
Bobby Convey
Dominic Oduro
Eddie Gaven
O'Brien White
Faryd Mondragon

Substitutes
Medhi Ballouchy
Gaston Puerari
Kyle Nakazawa

Reserves
Paolo Cardoza
Teal Bunbury

Stoners Proud to Announce They Gottahava Wawa

Fresh off the heels of the 2011 BSL Draft, Stoners FC is proud to announce an exclusive partnership with Wawa Food Markets.  The one-stop-gas-and-food shop is proud to call Pennsylvania home and both Stoners and Wawa look forward to the mutually beneficial partnership.  The terms of the deal have not been disclosed, but J. Birney Crum (JBC) will be stocked full of the touchscreen hoagie ordering system that has become a Wawa trademark.  In an interesting move, JBC will also forgo the selling of beer and instead will bring smiles to all as Wawa's famous chocolate milk is disseminated from taps at all food vendor locations.

As of April 2010, Wawa has 570 locations across Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia.  The company sees this partnership as great way to increase exposure, especially as Stoners FC travels across the country in BSL competitions.

Remember folks, if you're a Stoner, you Gottahava Wawa.

Marcos Flores Ready to Revolutionize Stoners Football

Much like Che Guevara, Marcos Flores hails from Argentina

Round eleven is not a time to fall victim to convention. Round eleven is a time to release your inhibitions. Round eleven is not so much a time or place, as it is a state of mind. All of that considered, the Partnership selected Marcos Flores of the Portland Timbers before making the following comments:

"Between his Argentine blood and Australian playing experience, we're hoping that Marcos will help the Stoners' global brand. We've been doing a lot of brainstorming, and we're actually thinking about having him wear 'YAO' on the back of his jerseys."

 Keep brainstorming, fellas.

From Mehdi to Kelly

That's our boy.

Local American Idol hero Justin Guarini Moroccan Mehdi Ballouchy is set to join Pennsylvania Stoners FC. Despite hitting high notes throughout his short career, Ballouchy has yet to complete a full season truly in tune. He's been working on his form all offseason and hopes to stay on pitch every game this year for his new club Stoners FC. Oh, and something about rhythm and harmony.


**DISCLAIMER FROM THE PARTNERSHIP**

Normally, we're not fans of extended metaphors or puns. However, we do have a soft spot for jew fro's and have decided to make an exception in the case of this article.

Stoners Add "the Dragon Slayer"

Faryd (right, sword raised) shown here vacationing in Geatland with the French magician himself Sebastien Le Toux (left, conjuring a spell while creepily observing from behind the crag)

Hoping to add a little bit of bite and some much needed goaltending (see yesterday's entry), the Partnership selected Colombian international and ex-Philadelphia Union man Faryd Mondragon with the eighth pick in the ninth round. Known for his strength, courage, loyalty, and resilience in the face of fire, Faryd is the perfect addition to Stoners FC. Here's what he had to say after hearing of his selection:

"After a summer full of slaying actual dragons in real mythological Scandinavian cities, I don't think I should have any trouble stopping a little ball from getting into the net. Have you seen me? I'm huge."

Don't get too excited, ladies. Faryd is a happily married man.

Gaven Ready to Play Field For Stoners

Gaven is clearly ready to be a Stoner

After a sporadic and tempestuous relationship with goaltending, Eddie Gaven is ready to settle down and play exclusively in the field for his new club Pennsylvania Stoners FC. Selected in the eighth round by the estemeed Partnership, Gaven talked about his messy break-up with goaltending upon being announced:

"Goaltending and I go way back. We first hooked up back in '03. I was just a rookie then, and I didn't really know the difference. Coach said if I went in net that I could get on the field, so I did it. I scored that night, but it wasn't pretty and I could tell that a lot of people didn't approve. I tried to stay away from Goaltending after that. It worked for a while, but, in the back of my mind, I always toyed with the idea of going back to her. Last year, Will [Crew GK Will Hesmer] got hurt, so I jumped at the chance to take his position. Finally, Goaltending and I were reunited. It was magical at first, but then Sebastien [Former Union Forward and new Stoners Teammate Sebastien Le Toux] caught sight of what was happening. He put one right through me. I'll never be with Goaltending again."

Yeah, so look forward to none of that. Gaven will be playing strictly on the field. Never in goal. Let me emphasize that, never in goal.