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Jay Williams

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Jay worked his way through the Fulham youth set-up and gained his pro contract in the 19/20 season. He was loaned out to Southport to get some experience where he scored and assisted 1 in 12 games. Williams next few years were even more loans, with teams including Hamilton and Wimbledon before being released for the 23/24 season where Coventry came in and signed the 22 year old. He was in the reserves and then was loaned out to Ipswich for the 24/25 season, playing 13 times. He finally got his one and only appearance for Coventry in the 25/26 season but was then released at the end of his contract that year. Gateshead managed to get him on a bosman deal to help gain promotion into the Championship. In the 26/27 season, he played an impressive 41 times, partnering up well with Ryan Astley which secured promotion to Championship along with the Leasing.com trophy to his name. The next year came and there was a lot of competition in the center back position. He still managed 25 games and helped the team reach a safe mid table position. His 28/29 season went okay, he started to fall out of favour in the starting line-up and only made 23 appearances that year. He was placed on the transfer list and a hefty bid of £1.6 million came in from Leeds Utd. This was accepted and the 26 year old moved there after making 89 appearances for the nrth east side.
Matthew Weaire

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Weaire worked his way through the Brighton ranks and gained his pro contract in the 17/18 season but never played a game in the two seasons he was there. After a short loan to Gosport, Colchester signed him on a free where he only played 9 times before being released at the start of the 23/24 season. During the 21/22 season he spent a year on loan at Boston Utd where he managed 2 and 2 assists in 21 games. Gateshead noticed him on the free agent list and signed him on a £500 a week contract as a sub centre back. In his first season he preformed fairly well off the bench and scored one goal in 27 games. During the 24/25 season he only played 11 times but still provided an assist from center back. It was clear that he wasn't going to be used in the next year so he was placed on the transfer list. Nuneaton Boro came in with a £35,000 offer which was accepted and he made his move to the Vanarama North side and became a key player very quickly.
Ramello Mitchell

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Ramello started at Birmingham where he didn't gain an appearance. He them moved to Southampton in the 19/20 season but was quickly loaned out to Gateshead where he was a vital player in the Vanarama North League Win. The 16 year old assisted 10 and scored 3 in 38 games. Ireland tried to bring him back for the 20/21 season but Southampton would not accept the offer. But in the 21/22 season they got lucky and he returned for a second stint and performed well, getting 7 assists in 31 games. He has now stated that his favoured club is Gateshead. This saw him loaned to Gateshead for the 3rd time, he scored one goal and assisted 5 in 27 games.
Matteo Vecchi

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Matteo worked his way through local Italian giants Roma's youth system. In the 27/28 season, he gained his proffesional contract with the club, but was only playing in the reserves. This is where he stayed for the next 3 years until they decided they were not going to renew his contract and Gateshead gained the player on bosman deal for the 30/31 season after just gaining promotion to the Premier League. Straight out of the gate, he performed well, even with no professional games under his belt, he still scored 5 and assisted 6 over 23 appearances that year. This helped the club reach the Europa League places and on a personal note, getting the teams "Young Player of the Season Award". He played even more the next season, although his performances were not as impressive, he still scored a respectable 1 and assisted 3 over 31 games. This helped the team to European victory in the form of the Europa League trophy in which Matteo earned his first ever medal. The next season came, and it was clear that he wasn't going to be a first team starter as much with new signings (such as Bakayogo) and youth working their way through. After a discussion with Ireland, he was placed on the transfer list and an came in from French side, AS Monaco. The £18.25 Million bid was accepted, and he made the move to the principality.
Bradley James

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James worked his way through the Middlesbrough youth set-up where he gained a professional contract but didn't make a professional game. In the 19/20 he was on a short term loan to Gateshead where he play 13 game and conceded 11. At the start of the season he was the preferred goalkeeper but Harry Campbell was brought in half way through his stint so he quickly became a sub. He went back to Gateshead but was released at the end season and later signed for Poole.
Famana Quizera

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After starting at the Benfica academy from a young age, Quizera was picked up by the Borussia M'gladbach scouts in the 18/19 season season. The next season came, and the young lad was a key player in the reserves side. Scoring 5 and assisting 8 in his first season. This form continued for the reserves until the 22/23 season where he was given a few appearances in the first team. He scored 1 and assisted 1 in only 6 appearances before being loaned out to RB Salzburg for the remainder of the campaign. Again he proved his worth, scoring 5 and assisting 7 in 18 games for the Austrian outfit. The next 4 seasons saw him in and out of the first team, playing 25 games but not partially impressing anyone. A loan offer came in from Middlesbrough for the 27/28 season, where he helped them secure a place in the Premiership for the next season. Unfortunately a deal could not be made for him to stay in the North East and he spent one more season in Germany, winning the Budesliga 2 with the M'gladbach first team. After this, his contract was not renewed and he was allowed to leave on a bosman deal, back to the north east. This time it wouldn't be Middlesbrough, but the upcoming side of Gateshead FC. Manager Luke Ireland was after a player with experience, of winning the Championship and that he got. Gateshead went on to win the league and Famana helped considerably with his 4 goals and 4 assists that year. Ireland renewed his contract for the next year where he appeared less in the ig time. But still managed to score and assist one in 24 (mostly bench) appearances. The 31/32 season came, and championship side Hull City came in with a £7.5 Million big for the 30 year old. Ireland let Famana decided and after the discussions he joined Hull for the year. Injury struck straight away but he made his way nicely into the side.
Easah Suliman

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Suliman started his career at Aston Villa where, although he only made 1 appearance in 7 seasons, he went on various loans including Cheltenham, Grimsby Town and FC Emmen where he gained some experience. Aston Villa released the young half Pakistani at the end of the 19/20 season. Gateshead signed him as a free agaent and he became an important player in the solid National Vanarama defence. Ireland trained him to play right back which led to him gaining 3 assists in 39 games. He played 32 times in the 21/22 season, mostly as a Right Back again. Suliman did not play as much the next season, only 14 games and mostly as a substitute saw him fall down the order slightly. The next season didn't see him play much more (18 games) and he ended up playing the last two reserves games where he scored and assisted. It was clear he wasn't going to be playing much in the 24/25 season so he was sold to National League side Chesham Utd for £26,000. He managed to just make it to the 100 club with 103 appearances for the club.
2019/20 Gateshead Season

## Gateshead 2019/20 Season

Gateshead Information

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## Overview

This was the first season where manager Luke Ireland took charge after the club was demoted to the Vanarama League North after finance issues. With an objective of promotion from the board, Ireland noticed there was a weakness in defence. Ireland came to the club with no scouts employed, Dan Bent was brought in. Lacey and Oliver were quickly brought in to strengthen this area, along with multiple loans to improve in attacking areas without having to pay anymore wages.

The season started with 4 friendlies (3 losses and 1 win). These games allowed Ireland to see his preferred squad and cancel some of the loans that had been previously made by caretaker manager, Mike Williamson.

August came along quickly and the first 8 games went very successfully with: 6 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss. This helped Gateshead to 2nd position behind Altrincham on goal difference. At this point striker, Jordan Preston, has bagged 14 league goals already in 7 appearances. He's currently leading the top scorer list by 8 goals with Altrincham's Sean Williams on 6.

By October Gateshead had got themselves through to the next round of the FA Cup with a replay 5-1 against Basford and then later in the month a 2-1 win over Curzon Ashton boosted them to the 1st Round against Harrogate. At this point they were battling the league with Altrincham, swapping places constantly.

November saw them get knocked out of the FA Cup against League 1 side Peterborough (2-1) but not before starting the FA Trophy with a win over Kidderminster. Approching the midway point in the league, we have started pull out abit of a lead over the new challengers of Boston Utd. At the end of Decmber loanee goalkeeper Bradley James went back to Middlesbrough leaving new signing Harry Campbell the number 1 place.

Gateshead went unbeaten in January and February. This helped them go 10 points clear in the Vanarama League North and got to the FA Trophy Semi-Final. Many clean sheets showed how well they defended and with the loanee signing of Tom Holmes helped in this area.

The last two months of the season were no where near as impressive. Losses to Boston and Kidderminster in the league saw the 10 points lead slip to 3. Notts County went and thrashed Gateshead 6-0 on aggregate in the FA Trophy Semi Final.

Once out of all the cups, Gateshead could concentrate on the league and finish the last 4 games with 2 wins and 2 draws. This proves to be enough and they win with 83 points, 4 points clear of Boston Utd in 2nd. Jordan Preston finishes the season as top scorer with 29 league goals, 5 ahead of Callum Morton in second place.

## Squad

Below is the squad that finished the season and their personal stats respectively.

## Transfers

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## Staff

Ireland kept the same backroom staff left by Mike Williamson. There was no Scouts employed at the club when he was appointed to Dan Bent was brought in to fill the role.

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Michael Nelson

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Nelson has had a very long a fairly succesful career. He started off at Bury where he raked up 74 appearances over 2 seasons along with 8 goals. He then moved to Hartlepool where he stayed an impressive 5 season getting 14 goals in 249 games for the Pools. For the next seasons (2009-2019) he went around various clubs gaining a League One medal with Norwich and a Scottish League Cup medal with Kilmarnock. In the 19/20 season he joined Gateshead on a free with a look to gain his coaching badges alongside still playing. During this season he played 15 games and scored 3 goals which earned him 'Old Player of the Season'. In the 20/21 season he played 15 times again but didn't make the same impact. He was demoted to the reserves at the end of the season, this will set him up as for a coaching role later in life. Nelson had too be brought out of the reserves for a game against Dulwich Hamlet as there was an injury crisis. He ended up scoring a header and he also came on as a sub for the last game of the season as a farewell to football for his retirement at the age of 42. He holds the record of the oldest player at 42 years and 26 days.
Osazee Aghatise

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Aghatise worked his way through the Man City youth program but was let go in the 19/20 season where he was grabbed by Derby County. After two seasons in the reserves, Derby wanted him to get some first team action. Gateshead required more winger support (as he could play on both flanks aswell as a striker) so they loaned him in for the 21/22 season where he performed okay, getting 3 assists from 22 games. Gateshead were promoted to the football league and after Eddie Brown returned to Bolton, they were after a striker for the 22/23 season. Osazee was the prime candidate, and he joined for a second time on a season loan where he performed much better. He finished the year as the clubs top scorer with 15 goals also getting 4 assists in 33 games.
Luke Ireland

## Profile

On 1st July 2019, Luke Ireland was appointed the role of manger at Gateshead FC. After noticing the team needed some defensive upgrades, he signed Alex Lacey and C.Oliver to keep out the goals. During the season it was obvious that Gateshead were going to be challenging for the title. Goalscorers Preston and Lewis-Potter helped them climb the table and eventually and deservedly win the league and gain promotion to the Vanarama National League. The first season of the National League went very well for Ireland and Gateshead. After a ropy start, they managed to secure a playoff place after finishing 5th which they were knocked out in the semi final. Gateshead also won the 20/21 FA Trophy against Aldershot at the neutral ground of Wembley.
David Croll

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David worked his way through the Ross County youth system where he was very impressive. The next year (22/23) he was given his 1st proffesional contract but he only appeared once. Gateshead managed to sign him on a bosman deal for the 23/24 season where he scored 4 in eight games. The next year he was placed in the reserves to get some gametime and improve the team. He still played 3 games for the first team scoring one. During the 25/26 season, Croll was the first choice reserves striker and boosted them up to 5th position. In the 26/27 season, he was still in the reserves and after one first team appearance he was loaned out to National League side Stourbridge. He performed well and behind Ireland's back, they managed to match his release clause of £40,000 and he moved there for the 27/28 season permanently. This was a disappointment for Gateshead as they were looking to use the Scotsman in the near future. He left with 5 goals in 13 games over 4 seasons for the first team.
Ryan Main

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Main worked his way through the Celtic youthsetup and gained his pro contract in the 25/26 season. He only played 1 game for the first team that year and then was loaned out to Dundee Utd for the 26/27 season where he score 2 and assisted once in only 17 games from RB. He returned to Celtic for the 27/28 season where he was placed straight into the first team, scoring 3 and assisting 7 in 41 games, he impressed the manager Nathan Jones. Main was looking for a move after not agreeing a new contract with the Scottish Champions. Gateshead noticed that he was available on a bosman deal, so they signed the youngster on a 3 year deal. In his first season he played only 28 games and assisted one, but still averaged an impressive 7.46 rating throughout. The next year saw him become the favored right back at the club. He managed 35 appearances and assisted 3, helping the club to Division 2 glory and promotion to the Premiership. In the 30/31 season, he performed well, playing 35 games yet again and assisting 2. He was now very versatile as he could play all along the back 4 with ease. This put him in favour for the Scottish National side where he gained his International Debut at the end of the 30/31 season in the Euro Championship Qualifiers. Ryan played slightly less in the 31/32 season but still managed 3 assists from both full back positions. This considerably helped in the eventual Europa League win against Liverpool in the final. The next year saw Ryan have a solid season again, averaging a 7.03 throughout the year, he helped the team get Premier League victory being able to ply all across the back four. Again this became helpful in the 33/34 season, when the schedule was very tight between games. Although he only played 18 games that season, he still managed to average a 7.05 rating which in turn helped the club to FA Cup and Champions League victory. Over the 6 seasons at the club (until the end of the series), he played 175 games and averaged a very impressive, 7.29 as a mostly bench player for 4 of them seasons.
Sam Guthrie

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Sam started his professional career at Huddlesfield Town where he never made an appearance. They sent him out on various loans which included Salford and Clitheroe where he made a handful of appearances. In 2016 he was released and remained a free agent until 2019 when Gateshead signed him as a back-up player. In his first season he played 1 game in a cup fixture and in the 20/21 season he was loaned out to Bath where he played 51 time and conceded 62. He helped them secure a play-off place in the Vanarama South division. He them returned for the 21/22 season. After playing once that season he was sold to Hereford for £10,000.
Matthew Alexander

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Alexander came through the ranks at Bolton Wanderers but did not make an appearance. In his last season there, he was loaned to Dover where he played 29 times and conceded 42. Bolton released him at the end of the season to Gateshead where he was bought as a back-up for Harry Campbell. In his first season he played 5 times and conceded 4 times. In his second season, Ireland wanted him to gain more experience. He was loaned out to Grimsby Town. But with the selling of Guthrie in the January window, he was recalled after not being played there. For Gateshead he played 2 games and conceded one in the 21/22 season. The next season he played 3 games and also conceded. It was thought that he was going to have to step up with Harry Campbell's 3 month injury, but more experienced Kleinheider was brought in to fill the boots. During the 23/24 season, he was loaned out to fellow League 2 side Salford where he played 43 times and conceded 77 times. They were impressed with his performance that season and paid his £3,000 buyout and he was transferred at the end of the season.
2025/26 Gateshead Season

## Gateshead 2025/26 Season

Gateshead Information

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## Squad

Below is the squad that finished the season and their personal stats respectively.

## Transfers

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## Staff

Silver rated coach Hargreaves and silver rated scout Burgess, joined the backroom team.

 Simon Johnson
 Chris Hargreaves
Tom Holmes

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Holmes came through the youth set-up at Reading and was making the odd cup appearance each season until 19/20 where he signed a short term loan with Gateshead. He impressed Ireland with his 3 goals and 1 assists in 14 games. Although he got 12 yellow cards in those games, Gateshead were keen to bring him back but it was obvious that his ability was too good to play out of the football league and he stayed at Reading as a future prospect.
Jordan Preston

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Preston Started his career at Blackburn Rovers in 2012/13 season. He never got a 1st team appearance for them but had various loans with Clitheroe and Ayr before being released. Gateshead then signed him on a free where he scored 5 goals in 30 games. After one season FC Halifax came calling and he had a disappointing season, only scoring 3 in 35. In the 19/20 season he came back to Gateshead where he played excellently and scored 30 in 40 appearances. He finished as top scorer in the Vanarama League North with 29 goals. The next season came and he still finished the clubs top scorer with 13, one above short term loanee Alexander. He also achieved 3 assists in the 41 games. In the 21/22 season, he became very much a bench player. This was due to the loanee signing of Eddie Brown but, Jordan still managed 8 goals and 1 assist from his 28 appearances that season. Going into his 5th season with Gateshead, he was the only striker at the club, but Aghatise was brought in and Preston would give back-up. Mostly as a sub, he gained an impressive 11 goals and 3 assists in 31 games. The next year, he was looking to be a player who appeared in cup fixtures or off the bench occasionally. In the 17 games he played, he scored 3 and assisted two. At the start of the 24/25 and being the age of only 28, he followed fellow long term player Greenfield to National League side Dover for £24,000. At the time he left, he played 187 times, supplied 9 assists and held the clubs overall goal record at the time of 70 goals.

## References

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https://www.bene-fit.co.uk/testimonials/jordan-preston/
Joshua Williams

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Williams worked his way through the Birmingham youth system and got his pro contract in the 19/20 season. In the 4 season he was at the club he only played once but had a season on loan with Grimsby Town where he scored one and assisted 3 in 32 games. They released him at the start of the 23/24 season and Gateshead brought him in on a bosman deal. That season he was a bench player and played in cup games occasionally. He managed one goal and assist in 20 games. He then was sent out on loan to Crawley to gain some experience in the 24/25 season. Where he played very well, scoring 8 and assisting 3 in 40 games. At the start of the 25/26 season a £100,000 offer came in from Coventry City which was quickly accepted and he moved there for the future.
Reiss Greenidge

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Greenidge started his career at WBA in the 14/15 season. He never played for their 1st team and got a move to Ebbsfleet the next year where he play once and then was loaned out to Hemel Hempstead where he appeared 8 times. After the 16/17 season came and he didn't play he made a move to Norweigan side Sognal Fotball where he managed to get over 20 appearances in the 17/18 & 18/19 season. For the 19/20 season, he made a move to another team in Norway (Arendal), where he played 34 times and scored 3 in the process. This caught the interest of Championship side, Leeds Utd who then paid a respectable £700,000 for the central defender. He only played 12 games in the 20/21 season, although he helped them to promotion to the Premiership that year. The next season only saw him play 9 games and he was placed on the transfer list for the 22/23 season where Brentford bought him for £850,000. In the two seasons he was there, he only played 6 times. At the end of the 23/24 season he was released and Gateshead brought him in on a free. He came to the club as one of the best defenders at the club. He also provided experience and played 33 games that year. The 25/26 season came and he again played 33 times and provided 2 assists. This pushed them up to the play-off positions in League One. After hitting 30 years of age and Ireland bringing in new younger defenders, Reiss was unsettled and an offer from newly promoted Championship side Ipswich came in. Ireland accepted the £140,000 offer and he moved to the side for one last hurah. Although he only played 66 times for Gateshead, he was a key player in the improvement of the side.
Federico Marigosu

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Federico worked his way through the Cagliari youth system in Italy. He gained his professional contract in the 17/18 season got his debut game in the 19/20 season. This was his one and only game this year and the next season saw him get 1 more game before being loaned out Scottish side Motherwell for the 21/22 season. He performed well, scoring 3 goals and providing 3 assists in 26 games. This impressed the backroom staff at his home town and he became a regular for two season, playing 64 games, scoring 10 and assisting 10 in two seasons. This attracted attention from English side Aston Villa, a £9.25 million bid came in at the start of the 24/25 season. He only appeared in one game that year and was placed into the reserves for the next season. Villa weren't looking to renew his contract after realising he wasn't ready for the big time. Gateshead noticed him on the free agent list and brought him in on a bosman deal. His first season in the north east went very well, helping the club to a promotion to the Championship with the title and winning the Leasing.com trophy to top it off. He scored 9 goals and assisted 6 in the League within this season and gained Gateshead's signing of the season award. The next season, Gateshead were looking to not be relegated and that they did, finishing very securely mid table, Marigosu managed 3 goals and 4 assists in 38 games. Marigosu again had a solid 28/29 season, scoring 4 and providing 5 assists in 37 games. This in turn helped Gateshead reach the play-off positions but unfortunately they couldn't reach the final. 29/30 saw Federico have his best year yet, 6 goals and 9 assists over 39 games resulted in the North East side winning the Championship title and gaining promotion to the Premiership. The next year saw him play only 26 games, but he still scored 5 goals and assisted one over the first year in Division 1. Continuing his scoring tally, he scored and assisted 2 in what resulted in being his last season at Gateshead, as a bid came in from FC Nurnberg of £3 million for the experienced midfielder. He was on the bench foe the Euopean Cup final where they beat Liverpool in extra time, Federico came on in the 65th minute to earn his medal. He joined the German side for the 32/33 season, but didn't gain the match time he was expecting. He managed to make the 200 appearance club at Gateshead, along with 29 goals and 27 assists over just 6 seasons in the North East.
Azuma Asaburou

Ikebukuro Area

Great Swords

**Azuma Asaburou** (あずまあさぶろう, *Azuma Asaburo*) is the ruler of the Ikebukuro Area and the strongest member of the Five Deans. He's also an hero from the Heroes Association, in charge of the Earth's protection and one of the greatest swordsmen of the Roundworld as one of the Great Swords.
Jonathan David

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American born David moved over to Belgium (from Canada) after he impressed the Genk scouts as a youth player whilst representing Ottawa and the Canada under 18's sides. He gained his pro contract for the Belgium Premiership side in the 18/19 season. This saw him score 14 goals in 43 games with the next year being even better. 23 goals in 40 appearances saw him gain the Belgium League top scorers trophy. This impressed German side SV Werder Bremen who paid a reported £30 Million for the young attacking midfielder. By this point, he was a key member of the Canadian national squad, gaining their player of the year award in 2020. Over the next 5 seasons he played 97 games, scoring 31 over this time frame. This helped Bremen stay in the Bundesliga after struggling to avoid relegation previously to this. The 24/25 season came and he made a £31.5 Million move to Spanish side Real Hispalis. Over the next 4 seasons he managed a total of 47 goals in only 89 games, which in the 27/28 season caught the attention of Italian giants Juventus. They offered £29 Million for the now 26 year old, where again he impressed. He only stayed at in Italy for 2 and a half seasons, scoring 25 in 76 games. In these seasons it saw him gain some silverware for the first time in his career. He now holds a Serie A, Italian Cup, Champions League and Euro Super Cup medal in this short amount of time. The offer that made him move away from Italy was a lucrative £108,000,000 offer from Spanish side FC Barcelona. Unfortunately, David couldn't find his world class form over the two seasons he spent at the Camp Nou. 13 goals in 40 appearances didn't impress the fans enough, and with no silverware, Barcelona decided to release the now 32 year old, loosing out on a massive amount of money. David looked for one last challenge before retirement, and with him now not playing international football, it had to be at club level. Gateshead were looking for some players with experience and success, so manager Ireland decided to give him a one year contract worth an eye watering £93k a week. (highest of anyone at the club at the time). Despite of his age, he still managed to impress Luke, scoring 10 (3rd in the club) goals and assisting 2 over the year, which in turn helped the club to win their first ever Premier League title. The next year saw him play a lot less, although the now 35 year old, scored 3 and assisted 1 in only 24 bench appearances. He was on the bench for both the FA Cup and Champions League victory's that year. This was when Jonathan announced his retirement after a very impressive and successful career. David's total transfer fee's add up to over £200,000,000 through his 16 year playing career.
Arisen

**Arisen** (アライゼヌ, *Araizenu*) is an A-Rank hero from the Heroes Association, currently operating on Earth within LaGuardia. He is known to be unworthy of his post as a hero, because of his laziness and arrogance. He says he joined the Association only for the money.

He will resume movement during the First Assault Arc against the monsters released by the Tsuisekis on Restarion.
Clement Bakayogo

## Profile

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Clement worked his way through the PSG youth set-up in Paris. He was showing he had the talent to become big in the future, so they gave him his pro contract in the 29/30 season. He played in the reserves for that season, impressing the staff there. The next year saw him play 1 game for the first team before being loaned out to FC Lorient in January. He scored 2 and assisted 5 in only 8 games for the division 2 side. The next season, PSG decided to loan him out for the full season, he was snapped up by Championship side Bournemouth. Clement had a Stella season, scoring 8 and assisting 11, helped the side win the title and gain promotion to the Premier League. Through this season, Gateshead scouts noticed him performing well in the Championship and advised manager Luke Ireland to make an offer for the following season before anyone else showed interest. Eventually a £11.25 Million offer was accepted by PSG and he joined the now Europa League champions for the 32/33 season on a two year (only £6.5k a week) contract. Bakayogo became an instant success, playing on the wing to supply Giuranna, he managed 9 assists and 5 goals, which led him on to help the team win their first ever Premier League trophy. Ireland announced he would be retiring at the end of the following season, which ended up unsettling Clement. Ireland told him that if he signs a new contract and stays for the following year, he would be one of the highest payed players at the club with his current form. Meanwhile the team was looking at wining a successive league title, but they missed out on goal difference on the last day. But they also managed to reach the FA Cup final, where a 1-0 win saw them lift the trophy for the first time, although Clement was out injured for this game. He managed to return a week later for the Champions League final where he played the full 90 minutes, helping the team to a 2-0 win against FC Porto and bringing the trophy back to the north east. This then made Bakayogo decide to sign a new £170k a week 4 year contract, to try and help the team, go as far they could under new management. He also looks to make his début for the French National side, after turning 22 that May.
Phoenix

**Phoenix** (フェニックス, *Fenikkusu*) is the own power of Philip Pamphlet.

## Description

This power allows its user to transform into a phoenix. This same transformation is partial or total depending on the damage received. Once the first transformation has started, the user becomes immortal and becomes more and more powerful with each blow he is struck and his Energy increases constantly. Without even transforming, Philip is able to controls fire.

This power is considered to be one of the most powerful known to date, since it is almost impossible to defeat a person with this power.
Dragonian Kingdom

Roundworld

The **Dragonian Kingdom** (ドラゴン王国, *Doragon Ōkoku*) is a country located on both Dragonia and Elige, and ruled by the race of the Dragonians. It's a former ally of the Heroes Association and recently joined the Great Union overseen by the Monsters' Army to stand together against the Heroes.
Request

**Request** (リクエスト, *Rikuesuto*) is the own power of Ligt de Loo.

## Description

Request is one of the powers created by Anne Pray-Anri with the power of Gaia.

Request, by asking the mother goddess, Gaia, makes it possible to materialize everything that wants and thinks its user. We have thus been able to see Ligt materialize ancient powerful deceased Monsters, to duplicate by materializing himself, or else to ask Gaia to invoke a gigantic meteorite.

The only limit of this power is that of the user's Energy reserves.
2020/21 Gateshead Season

## Gateshead 2020/21 Season

Gateshead Information

 League Pos
 FA Cup
 FA Trophy

## Overview

After the promotion from the 6th Tier of English football, Gateshead see themselves back in the Vanarama national league. Obviously all the loans from the previous season had to go back to their owner clubs so transfers had to be made to strengthen in mostly all areas.

Gateshead performed decently in the friendlies going away with 1 win, 2 draws and a loss against high reputation club Notts Forrest (5-0). This once again allowed Ireland to have a look at some of the new signing and see how the team jelled without last years loanees.

The first 15 games went much better than the media thought with Gateshead being 2nd in the Vanarama National League. This was 10 wins, 2 draws and 3 losses. Only Dagenham and Redbridge sit above them, three points clear. Greg Olley is the key player so far with 6 goals in 16 games from central midfield. The permanent signings have made a very positive start along with the new loans brought in to improve the midfield.

Gateshead started their cup runs in October and November (FA Cup & FA Trophy) which started to affect the boys performance in the league. At one point they dropped all the way down to 10th but was still only few points away from the play-off positions.

December and January were very busy for Gateshead, with 15 games in the short space of time. It saw them crawl back into the play-off places, get knocked out of the FA Cup by Premier League side Fulham and progress in the FA Trophy. By this point, new short term loanee striker George Alexander was banging in goals left right and centre.

The rest of the season saw Gateshead bang around within the play-off places. They were also working with there cup run in the FA Trophy, taking out Chelmsford, Boston Utd and York along the way. This then progressed them to Wembley in the final.

With the season coming to a close, Gateshead had secured a cup final and a place in the play-offs for promotion to League 2. They faced Eastleigh in the first playoff round and won 1-0. The semi saw them come up against a very strong Hartlepool who they eventually lost to in extra time, 2-0. In the FA Trophy final, Alex Lacey managed to score the winner in the first 10 minutes which secured a 1-0 win against Aldershot and silverware coming up north.

Overall the board were very happy with Ireland and the team. They managed to reach the play-offs which was above expectations and achieve the second piece of silverware in the Luke Ireland era of the club. Next season there will be a massive push for promotion.

## Squad

Below is the squad that finished the season and their personal stats respectively.

## Transfers

Transfers In

Transfers Out

## Staff

Ireland kept the same backroom as the 19/20 season.

 Simon Johnson
Five Deans

Shino Mai (*Shinjuku Area*)

The **Five Deans** (ファイブディーン, *Faibudīn*) is a group of five powerful heroes that protects each areas of Restarion.

## Overview

Each of the 5 Deans is a S-Rank hero and a gifted swordsman, specializing in the Guretoseji style. Allies of the government, they manage the Police and are assigned to the protection and the governance of one of the five areas of the city of Restation.

## Members

* **Ruler of the Shibuya Area and current leader of the Five Deans**

May-Ji x Salzburg, the First Dean

* **Ruler of the Ikebukuro Area**

Azuma Asaburou, the Second Dean

* **Ruler of the Shinjuku Area**

Shino Mai, the Third Dean

* **Ruler of the Ginza Area**

Harou Tsumeyoshi, the Fourth Dean

* **Ruler of the Sugamo Area and previous leader of the Five Deans**

Ōgai Gurētosēji, the Fifth Dean
Header

**Header** (ヘッダ, *Hedda*)is one of the eight possible positions during a raid. Those assigned to this position are usually the raid or squad leaders. They're responsible for putting each member of their team in touch with each other and coordinating their actions. They work with the Pathfinders to establish a strategy, and generally occupy another position in order to participate in combat.
Joe Grayson

## Profile

 D.O.B
 Position

## Career

Grayson has been with Blackburn as a youngster and gained his professional contract in the 15/16 season. He is yet to make an appearance for the first team but went on a loan to Grimsby Town in the 18/19 season where he play 8 games and scored twice. Blackburn were looking for him to get more experience so Gateshead enquired him in the 20/21 season. He played a huge role in the centre of midfield along with fellow loanee Bakinson. He scored 3 goals and assisted 4 which made Ireland very pleased and Gateshead managed to loan him for another season. After his good perforamce, Ireland brought him in again for another season, he was used more as a central defender where he performed fairly well again. Gateshead looked to bring him back for a 3rd season but Blackburn would not allow him to.
Newt

the picture looks like he's tall but no he's just laying down on his front but it's at a weird angle

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

**Newt** is a character in CATG Adventures. He's a newt that looks sorta just like a blob with a tail.

## Introduction

Newt was, of course, introduced in the initial introduction. Some initially thought newt looked like a red banana of sorts but his design is just a very crappily drawn version of an irl newt.

## Antics

* He debuted in episode 2, where he almost won the sled race but fell in a hole caused by zay getting vibe checked into the course
* He starred in all parts of episode 3
	+ In part 1, he discovered genos lair, then decided to go on a treasure hunt with him. they later met tzz and duel, knocked them out with teb, and skrt skrted away
	+ In part 2, he skated through the forest, found graham's house, then discovered the phat loot
	+ In part 3, he helps defeat brick man with the rest of the gang and finds ska :ska:

## Trivia

* He was the only character (besides zay) to sled race without the assist of another character (zay didn't really even race so i guess newt's the only one)
* He raced on his teb, which will probably make more appearances throughout the series :teb:
Booster

**Booster**-type powers are own powers allowing the amplification and improvement of the capacities of yourself or someone else.

## Booster-types Own Powers list

* Angelish
* Beast
* Blood Eater
* Combo Star
* Der König der Tiere
* Divine Care
* Doubling
* Elderly
* Endless
* Flashlight
* Fortissimo
* Izanagi
* Kōzan
* La Fuerza
* Mastermind
* Moon Steps
* Novitiate
* Piercer
* Quicker
* Strong Force
* Super Resistance
* Thot
* White Dance
* X-Slash
* Youhai
* Zoom
List of Chapters

## Volume 1

### Entrance Arc

* **Chapter 1**: *Departure*
* **Chapter 2**: *First Pace*
* **Chapter 3**: *Astia's Research*
* **Chapter 4**: *Destroy*
* **Chapter 5**: *First Fight*
* **Chapter 6**: *Mis and Mis*
* **Chapter 7**: *Thought That*
* **Chapter 8**: *Vigilance*

## Volume 2

* **Chapter 9**: *Eschew*
* **Chapter 10**: *Shop*
* **Chapter 11**: *How dealing with ?*
* **Chapter 12**: *Come, Cool Brothers !*
* **Chapter 13**: *Terrorism*
* **Chapter 14**: *Bang Bang Lista*
* **Chapter 15**: *Unexpected Event*
* **Chapter 16**: *Our Victory*
* **Chapter 17**: *Milky Way*
* **Chapter 18**: Impossibilities
* **Chapter 19**: *Idaina Jiko* *Hōki*

## Volume 3

* **Chapter 20**: *Second Pace*
* **Chapter 21**: *Our Dream*
* **Chapter 22**: *Swordsmanship*
* **Chapter 23**: *First Lesson*
* **Chapter 24**: *Becoming Heroes*
* **Chapter 25**: *Graduation Ceremony*
* **Chapter 26**: *Third Pace*

### Heroes Test Arc

* **Chapter 27**: *Ginza Area*
* **Chapter 28**: *Let the 524th Heroes Test begin !*
* **Chapter 29**: *Meetings on the Train*

## Volume 4

* **Chapter 30**: *There is only one option: To Run !*
* **Chapter 31**: *Volso*
* **Chapter 32**: *Sniper Paradise*
* **Chapter 33**: *Lady Umami*
* **Chapter 34**: *Beasts Lions*
* **Chapter 35**: *Counterattack*
* **Chapter 36**: *The Battle of the Forest*
* **Chapter 37**: *Aslan and Naja*
* **Chapter 38**: *The Born of a New Hero*
* **Chapter 39**: *Preecosy*

## Volume 5

* **Chapter 40**: *Test Number Two*
* **Chapter 41**: *Mount Gou*
* **Chapter 42**: *The Hidden Village of Pit*
* **Chapter 43**: *The Hunter Made of White*
* **Chapter 44**: *Ton*
* **Chapter 45**: *Against the Speed*
* **Chapter 46**: *Smoke on the Water*
* **Chapter 47**: *The little Voice said that I could do it !*
* **Chapter 48**: *Shout*
* **Chapter 49**: *Crossing Swords*
Eddie Brown

## Profile

 D.O.B
 Position

## Career

Brown started his career at Bolton Wanderers after working his way through their youth development program. After a handful of appearances and 1 goal in 5 years. Gateshead were after a striker in the 21/22 season and scouted him from the loan list. He had an amazing year, scoring 33 goals in 38 games which was a huge contribution to the league win for the club. This also helped him win the Vanarama National League Top Scorer award, 12 above 2nd place. Ireland also gave him young player of the year. He went back to Bolton at the end of the season and has managed to work his way into 1st choice striker for the League One side.
Hehon-Celt Academy

**Hehon-Celt** (ヘホン・セルト, *Eon Seruto*) **Academy** was one of the six schools in the town of Mire, as well as the academy in the sixth district.

## Information

This academy was founded by Lonni Hehon-Celt, one of Zeus' trusted humans, about 500 years ago.

It is in the Heroes of Mire spin-off that we discover this school, which was located in the sixth district until 15 years ago, when it was destroyed during the war against Satan.

Its color was the green and the symbol a beast.

## Strength

The Hehon-Celt Academy was considered to have the best fighters in terms of individual power. It was the academy which most often won the Academic Tournament after that of the Phoenix.

During the last Academic Tournament, its best student, Vasco Nemea, will arrive in the first final.

## Known students and their ranking

Like all other academies, that of Hehon-Celt adopts a ranking system of its students, based on their results in duels.

**1st**. **Vasco Nemea**

**2nd**. **Irene Eiu**

**3rd**. **Röt Briver**

**7th**. **Johan Yves**

**57th**. **Lieven Eiu**
Heroes of Mire

The **Heroes of Mire** (マイアの ヒーローズ , *Maia no Hīrōzu*) was the former Squad 0 of the Heroes Association, at the time led by Aza. It was created by a few members of the Yokoukou Academy after the defeat of Zeus. All of its members are considered as "**The Legendary Heroes**" and each of them has a statue of themselves in the main place of Mire. The squad was dissolved just after the Mars War.

## Members

* Aza (*Squad Leader*) **HEADER**, **MELEE FIGHTER**
* Olympe (*Vice-Squad Leader*) **SUPPORT**
* Clement Ottawa **PATHFINDER**
* Rhea Green **SUPPORT**
* Parvis Miedon **RANGER**
* Maëva Elchea Schneider **MELEE FIGHTER**
* Maëva Liia Schneider **WIZARD**
* Klint Blohncoweth **MELEE FIGHTER**
* Li Bao **SUPPORT**
* Achille **TANKER, LANCER**
* Lydia **WIZARD**
Kai Kennedy

## Profile

 DOB
 Position

## Career

Kai gained his pro cotract in the 18/19 season with Rangers after working his way through the youth program. He was loaned out to Motherwell for the 19/20 season, scoring 1 and assisting 3 in 21 games. The next season he stayed at Rangers playing 3 times but was then loaned out again but to Partick Thistle for the 21/22 season scoring 1 and assisting 5 in 31 appearances and for the 22/23 season he was loaned to Hearts where he had a good season scoring 3 and assisting 9 times helping them to a 4th league finish. At the end of the season Gateshead noticed he was available on a bosman deal for the 23/24 season which they went ahead with him and he signed a £2k a week contract. During the season he scored one and assisted 5 in 39 games for the club. Kai kept improving throughout the next season, playing more of a hold role, he still helped provide goals (3) and also score one too. The next season he became the best central midfielder at the club, being such a young age is great news to the club. He assisted 8 goals in 49 games and averaged 6.87 over the season which is his best yet. The 26/27 season was his best yet, he averaged a 7.04 from mostly deep in midfield, scoring 1 and assisting 9. This helped massively in the eventual win of League One and Leasing.com victory. Being only 25 years of age he still looks to impress Ireland. The next season came and Kai had his best year yet, scoring two and assisting 4 in a much difficult league. It showed he'd found where he belonged, looking to help Gateshead get the Premiership in years to come. In the 28/29 season, he didn't play anywhere near as much, only 26 appearances to his name, although he did manage to score 1. Agin the next season came and he played even less. Only 21 games to his name in all competitions, but he still managed 2 goals and 1 assist. After gaining the Championship trophy, he looked for a move away as he knew he wasn't going to get a look in once Gateshead moved to division 1. Scottish side Hearts came in with a £2.5 Million offer which Ireland reluctantly accepted as he wanted to keep him as a squad player. He finished his time at the club with a club record of 263 appearances (at the time of departure), 8 goals and 30 assists over the 7 seasons he was with the club.