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{{Infobox national rugby league team | {{Infobox national rugby league team | ||
| Name = | | Name ={{team flag|Floria}} | ||
| Badge = [[File: | | Badge = [[File:Floria rugby league logo.png|250px]] | ||
| Caption = Official Logo | | Caption = Official Logo | ||
| Nickname = The | | Nickname = The Millennials | ||
| Association = [[ | | Association = [[Floria Rugby League]] | ||
| Head Coach = Morgan Maguire | | Head Coach = Morgan Maguire | ||
| Captain = | | Captain = [[Bradley Croft]] | ||
| Most caps = | | Most caps = | ||
| Top try scorer = [[Adam Rogers]] (17) | | Top try scorer = [[Adam Rogers]] (17) | ||
| Top point scorer = [[Rhys Baxter]] | | Top point scorer = [[Rhys Baxter]] | ||
| Home Stadium = [[ | | Home Stadium = [[Sports City]] <br> [[Farrar International Stadium]] | ||
| FMRL Trigramme =FLO | | FMRL Trigramme =FLO | ||
| FMRL Rank = | | FMRL Rank = 1 | ||
| FMRL max = | | FMRL max = 1 | ||
| FMRL min = 10 | | FMRL min = 10 | ||
| First game = Florian Republic [[File:Florian republic flag old.png|25px|border|Florian Republic]] 20–10 [[File:Tellia flag.png|25px|border|Tellia]] [[Tellia national rugby league team|Tellia]] | | First game = Florian Republic [[File:Florian republic flag old.png|25px|border|Florian Republic]] 20–10 [[File:Tellia flag.png|25px|border|Tellia]] [[Tellia national rugby league team|Tellia]] | ||
| Largest win = {{team flag-rt|Hoenn|rugby league}} 6–88 {{team flag|Florian Republic|rugby league}} | | Largest win = {{team flag-rt|Hoenn|rugby league}} 6–88 {{team flag|Florian Republic|rugby league}} | ||
| Largest loss = | | Largest loss = {{team flag-rt|Birgeshir|rugby league}} 42–4 {{team flag|Florian Republic|flag}} Florian Republic | ||
| World champ apps = | | World champ apps = 1 | ||
| World champ best = | | World champ best = 3rd Place | ||
}} | }} | ||
The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the national rugby league team of the [[ | The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the national rugby league team of the [[Confederate States of Floria]]. The team is administered by [[Floria Rugby League]]. On the 20th June, it beat [[Tellia national rugby league team|Tellia]] 20-10 in its first ever match. Since then the Millennials have regularly competed in international competition such as the [[ARL Championships]], [[FMRL Six Nations]] and [[FMRL World Cup]]. The team also competes in minor tournaments and in 2017, they contested the [[2017 Williams Shield|Williams Shield]] against [[Etourney national rugby league team|Etourney]] which comfortably won. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===First matches=== | ===First matches=== | ||
In 2017, the [[Florian Republic]] came into existence and early in its history rugby league became extremely popular as the sport rapidly became popular among the working class people in the country, whilst rugby union suffered due to lack of interest from upper-class citizens. Several amateur clubs were formed before 12 of them became fully professional, leading to the formation of the [[Florian Super League]], later on, most of the remaining clubs would become professional and join the semi-professional leagues below the Super League. Only three days after the formation of the country, the national team would play its first international against [[Tellia national rugby league team|Tellia]]. | In 2017, the [[Florian Republic]], which the Confederate States where then known, came into existence and early in its history rugby league became extremely popular as the sport rapidly became popular among the working class people in the country, whilst rugby union suffered due to lack of interest from upper-class citizens. Several amateur clubs were formed before 12 of them became fully professional, leading to the formation of the [[Florian Super League]], later on, most of the remaining clubs would become professional and join the semi-professional leagues below the Super League. Only three days after the formation of the country, the national team would play its first international against [[Tellia national rugby league team|Tellia]]. | ||
===Failure to qualify for the [[2017 FMRL World Cup]]=== | ===Failure to qualify for the [[2017 FMRL World Cup]]=== | ||
After formation, the [[Florian Republic]] entered qualification for the [[2017 FMRL World Cup]], which was held in Vyktory. There were high expectations for the team to qualify as group winners however then teams qualifying campaign was a disaster. Playing [[Gerenia national football team|Gerenia]] in their competitive debut, a poor performance lead to a 30-12 defeat. A week later, the team travelled to [[Lamantia national rugby league team|Lamantia]] and drew 24-24 in a tight game. It got even worse for the team as they were embarrassingly hammered by Gerenia 40-6 leading to huge riots after the game and the eventual sacking of James Noble, the manager at the time. A week later, Jack Rowley a hugely successful manager at a domestic level was appointed and the appointment paid off as the team thrashed Lamantia 40-0 at home in their final qualifying match. With a chance of reaching the repechage round of the qualifiers still possible, hopes of reaching the repechage rounds were thwarted after results did not go their way in the last game of the qualifying group, thus the team did not qualify for the main tournament. | After formation, the [[Florian Republic]] entered qualification for the [[2017 FMRL World Cup]], which was held in Vyktory. There were high expectations for the team to qualify as group winners however then teams qualifying campaign was a disaster. Playing [[Gerenia national football team|Gerenia]] in their competitive debut, a poor performance lead to a 30-12 defeat. A week later, the team travelled to [[Lamantia national rugby league team|Lamantia]] and drew 24-24 in a tight game. It got even worse for the team as they were embarrassingly hammered by Gerenia 40-6 leading to huge riots after the game and the eventual sacking of James Noble, the manager at the time. A week later, Jack Rowley a hugely successful manager at a domestic level was appointed and the appointment paid off as the team thrashed Lamantia 40-0 at home in their final qualifying match. With a chance of reaching the repechage round of the qualifiers still possible, hopes of reaching the repechage rounds were thwarted after results did not go their way in the last game of the qualifying group, thus the team did not qualify for the main tournament. | ||
===2018- | ===2018-2020=== | ||
The team started off 2018 with a test match against [[Mercury national rugby league team]]. In a close encounter, the team lost 36-24 in a thrilling game. It was also the teams first defeat since their embarrassment during the [[2017 FMRL World Cup qualification]] tournament. A few days, The team shocked the rugby league world a few days after they beat the World Champions, [[Senya]] 22-18 in a packed [[Northcliff Arena]]. To prepare for the [[2018 ARL Championships]], the team toured [[2018 Florian Republic rugby league tour of Keltia|Keltia]] playing the likes of [[Tellia national rugby league team|Tellia]],[[Nova English Korea national rugby league team|Nova English Korea]] and old foes, [[Mercury national rugby league team|Mercury]]. The team received a huge shock when in the semi-finals of the competition, after an ill-disciplined and poor display was beaten by [[Craitland national rugby league team|Craitland]] and therefore crashed out of the tournament. The Florian Republic competed at the rugby league tournament at the [[2018 Micras Games]] and won the tournament famously beating huge rivals [[Mercury national rugby league team|Mercury]] in the group stage and final. After the Micras Games success, the team competed in the [[2018 FMRL Four Nations]] for the first time. The team made a brilliant start to the tournament beating World no. 1 [[Mercury national rugby league team|Mercury]] 24–10 before a shock 32–24 loss to [[Birgeshir national rugby league team|Birgeshir]]. After the defeat, this lead to the team having to beat hosts and title holders [[Senya national rugby league team|Senya]] if they wanted to progress to the final as all teams were tied on 2 points. The team reached the final in what is seen as the greatest win the team has ever done. In front of a very packed and hostile Senyan crowd at the [[ĴetsStad]], The Florian Republic inflicted a huge 46-6 win over the hosts and title winners dumping them out of the tournament in humiliating fashion. After the game, the team finished top of the group stage and faced old rivals [[Mercury national rugby league team|Mercury]] in the grand final, winning the game. The [[2018 FMRL World Cup]] ended up as a nightmare for the team as shock losses between Nova English Korea and Birgeshir and an unconvincing win over Zandarijin lead to the team finishing 3rd in Group B. This led to Jack Rowley unfairly sacked three days before the Quarter Finals. In a wet very quarter-final between hosts Senya, in a world record crowd saw the World Cup's first-ever tryless with Rhys Baxter kicking 3 penalty goals to victory. The Semi-Finals sent the Florians back to down to Micras and arrogance by fans removed after the team were thrashed 42-4 by bogey team, Birgeshir. ON the 10th December 2018, it was announced that Northsilver Panthers Coach, Morgan Maguire would take over the team after the World Cup. He was also appointed the [[Great Floria national rugby league team|Great Floria]] coach on the same day. The [[2019 Apollonian Series]] was a great success with [[Great Floria rugby league team|Great Floria]] beating Craitland comfortably in both tests. The series | The team started off 2018 with a test match against [[Mercury national rugby league team]]. In a close encounter, the team lost 36-24 in a thrilling game. It was also the teams first defeat since their embarrassment during the [[2017 FMRL World Cup qualification]] tournament. A few days, The team shocked the rugby league world a few days after they beat the World Champions, [[Senya]] 22-18 in a packed [[Northcliff Arena]]. To prepare for the [[2018 ARL Championships]], the team toured [[2018 Florian Republic rugby league tour of Keltia|Keltia]] playing the likes of [[Tellia national rugby league team|Tellia]],[[Nova English Korea national rugby league team|Nova English Korea]] and old foes, [[Mercury national rugby league team|Mercury]]. The team received a huge shock when in the semi-finals of the competition, after an ill-disciplined and poor display was beaten by [[Craitland national rugby league team|Craitland]] and therefore crashed out of the tournament. The Florian Republic competed at the rugby league tournament at the [[2018 Micras Games]] and won the tournament famously beating huge rivals [[Mercury national rugby league team|Mercury]] in the group stage and final. After the Micras Games success, the team competed in the [[2018 FMRL Four Nations]] for the first time. The team made a brilliant start to the tournament beating World no. 1 [[Mercury national rugby league team|Mercury]] 24–10 before a shock 32–24 loss to [[Birgeshir national rugby league team|Birgeshir]]. After the defeat, this lead to the team having to beat hosts and title holders [[Senya national rugby league team|Senya]] if they wanted to progress to the final as all teams were tied on 2 points. The team reached the final in what is seen as the greatest win the team has ever done. In front of a very packed and hostile Senyan crowd at the [[ĴetsStad]], The Florian Republic inflicted a huge 46-6 win over the hosts and title winners dumping them out of the tournament in humiliating fashion. After the game, the team finished top of the group stage and faced old rivals [[Mercury national rugby league team|Mercury]] in the grand final, winning the game. The [[2018 FMRL World Cup]] ended up as a nightmare for the team as shock losses between Nova English Korea and Birgeshir and an unconvincing win over Zandarijin lead to the team finishing 3rd in Group B. This led to Jack Rowley unfairly sacked three days before the Quarter Finals. In a wet very quarter-final between hosts Senya, in a world record crowd saw the World Cup's first-ever tryless with Rhys Baxter kicking 3 penalty goals to victory. The Semi-Finals sent the Florians back to down to Micras and arrogance by fans removed after the team were thrashed 42-4 by bogey team, Birgeshir. ON the 10th December 2018, it was announced that Northsilver Panthers Coach, Morgan Maguire would take over the team after the World Cup. He was also appointed the [[Great Floria national rugby league team|Great Floria]] coach on the same day. The [[2019 Apollonian Series]] was a great success with [[Great Floria rugby league team|Great Floria]] beating Craitland comfortably in both tests. The series was supposed to be the only international fixtures played in 2019 as the FMRL approved a change of having the [[FMRL World Cup]] every two years instead of one. However, the [[FMRL]] also decided to host the [[FMRL Six Nations]] in years without a World Cup, and therefore the team competed in and won the inaugural edition, winning every group match and brushing aside [[Mercury national rugby league team|Mercury]] in the final 36-8. | ||
===Confederate States of Floria era=== | |||
==Identity== | ==Identity== | ||
==Kit== | ==Kit== | ||
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==Media coverage== | ==Media coverage== | ||
[[FBC Sport]] have the rights to screen all international games. They show every | [[FBC Sport]] have the rights to screen all international games. They show every tournament the [[Confederate States of Floria]] competes in such as the [[FMRL World Cup]], as well as the Six Nations, and minor tournaments. | ||
==Coaching staff== | ==Coaching staff== | ||
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|- | |- | ||
| Head coach | | Head coach | ||
| | | Morgan Maguire | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Assistant coach | | Assistant coach | ||
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|''present'' | |''present'' | ||
|align=center |Morgan Maguire | |align=center |Morgan Maguire | ||
|align=center | | |align=center |7 | ||
|align=center | | |align=center |7 | ||
|align=center |0 | |align=center |0 | ||
|align=center |0 | |align=center |0 | ||
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==Players== | ==Players== | ||
''Squad for | ''Squad for 2020'' | ||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" | {| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" | ||
|- | |- | ||
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|- | |- | ||
|1 | |1 | ||
|align=left| | |align=left| Kyle Matthews | ||
|align=left| | |align=left| {{team flag|Florian Republic|name=Northcliff Roosters}} || Fullback | ||
|- | |- | ||
|2 | |2 | ||
|align=left| | |align=left| Max Elliott | ||
|align=left| | |align=left| {{team flag|Florian Republic|name=Northsilver Panthers}} || Wing | ||
|- | |- | ||
|3 | |3 | ||
|align=left| | |align=left| Ben Rogers | ||
|align=left| | |align=left| {{team flag|Florian Republic|name=Stonehall Rhinos}} || Wing | ||
|- | |- | ||
|4 | |4 | ||
|align=left| Leo Bell | |align=left| Leo Bell | ||
|align=left| [[File:Florian republic flag.png|border|25px|]] [[Northcliff Roosters]] || | |align=left| [[File:Florian republic flag.png|border|25px|]] [[Northcliff Roosters]] || Centre | ||
|- | |- | ||
|5 | |5 | ||
|align=left| | |align=left| George Baker | ||
|align=left| | |align=left| {{team flag|Florian Republic|name=Stonehall Rhinos}} || Centre | ||
|- | |- | ||
|6 | |6 | ||
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|- | |- | ||
|8 | |8 | ||
|align=left| | |align=left| Bradley Croft | ||
|align=left| || Prop | |align=left|[[File:Florian republic flag.png|border|25px|]] [[Southern Storm]] || Prop | ||
|- | |- | ||
|9 | |9 | ||
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|- | |- | ||
|10 | |10 | ||
|align=left| | |align=left| Scott Matthews | ||
|align=left| || Prop | |align=left| [[File:Florian republic flag.png|border|25px|]] [[Northcliff Roosters]] || Prop | ||
|- | |- | ||
|11 | |11 | ||
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*[[2018 FMRL Four Nations]] | *[[2018 FMRL Four Nations]] | ||
*[[2018 FMRL World Cup]] | *[[2018 FMRL World Cup]] | ||
*[[2019 ARL Championships]] | |||
*[[2019 FMRL Six Nations]] | |||
===World Cup record=== | ===World Cup record=== | ||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" | {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" | ||
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|colspan=8|''Did not qualify'' | |colspan=8|''Did not qualify'' | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |style="background:#cd7f32"|[[2018 FMRL World Cup|2018]] | ||
| | |style="background:#cd7f32"|Semi-Finals | ||
|style="background:#cd7f32"|3rd Place | |||
|style="background:#cd7f32"|6 | |||
|} | |} | ||
===FMRL Four Nations=== | ===FMRL Four/Six Nations=== | ||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" | {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" | ||
|- | |- | ||
!colspan=9|[[FMRL | !colspan=9|[[FMRL Six Nations|Six Nations Record]] | ||
|- | |- | ||
!Year | !Year | ||
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|style="background:gold"|1st out of 4 | |style="background:gold"|1st out of 4 | ||
|style="background:gold"|4 | |style="background:gold"|4 | ||
|- | |||
|style="background:gold"|2019 | |||
|style="background:gold"|Winners | |||
|style="background:gold"|1st out of 6 | |||
|style="background:gold"|6 | |||
|} | |} | ||
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|style="background:#cd7f32"|3rd Place | |style="background:#cd7f32"|3rd Place | ||
|style="background:#cd7f32"|2 | |style="background:#cd7f32"|2 | ||
|- | |||
|style="background:gold"|[[2019 ARL Championships|2019]] | |||
|style="background:gold"|Final | |||
|style="background:gold"|Winners | |||
|style="background:gold"| 3 | |||
|} | |} | ||
===Micras Games=== | ===Micras Games=== | ||
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" | {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;" | ||
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==Culture== | ==Culture== | ||
===Fans=== | ===Fans=== | ||
Rugby league is the | Rugby league is the most popular sport among the working class of the Confederate States and the sport is treated almost like a religion for some. Fans are loud and aggressive and on match days the fans are very vocal and the majority of them stand for long periods of the game. Flares are regularly set off and the majority wave the national flag. The atmosphere is intimidating and fans of the opposition are advised to travel and watch the match under high security. | ||
===The Bas Tanec (War Dance)=== | ===The Bas Tanec (War Dance)=== | ||
A Bas Tanec is a traditional dance of the people of the | A Bas Tanec is a traditional dance of the people of the Confederate States and the Floria national rugby league team perform the dance before their international matches. | ||
==Honours== | ==Honours== | ||
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*'''[[Micras Games]]: 1''' | *'''[[Micras Games]]: 1''' | ||
**[[Rugby at the 2018 Micras Games – Rugby league|2018]] | **[[Rugby at the 2018 Micras Games – Rugby league|2018]] | ||
*'''[[FMRL | *'''[[FMRL Six Nations]]''':'''2''' | ||
**[[2018 FMRL Four Nations|2018]] | **[[2018 FMRL Four Nations|2018]] – 1st place | ||
**[[2019 FMRL Six Nations|2019]] – 1st place | |||
==Flag== | ==Flag== | ||
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!2017– | !2017– | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |{{team flag big|Florian Republic|flag|old}} | ||
| | |{{team flag big|Florian Republic|flag}} | ||
|} | |} | ||
[[Category: | [[Category: Floria]] | ||
[[Category:Rugby league]] | [[Category:Rugby league]] | ||
[[Category:National rugby league teams]] | [[Category:National rugby league teams]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:55, 12 December 2020
| File:Floria rugby league logo.png | |
| Nickname(s) | The Millennials |
|---|---|
| Association | Floria Rugby League |
| Head Coach | Morgan Maguire |
| Captain | Bradley Croft |
| Top try-scorer | Adam Rogers (17) |
| Top point-scorer | Rhys Baxter |
| Home stadium |
Sports City Farrar International Stadium |
| FMRL code | FLO |
| FMRL ranking | 1 |
| Highest FMRL ranking | 1 |
| Lowest FMRL ranking | 10 |
| First international | |
Florian Republic  20–10  Tellia | |
| Biggest win | |
Hoenn  6–88  Florian Republic | |
| Biggest defeat | |
Birgeshir  42–4 Florian Republic | |
| Rugby League World Cup | |
| Appearances | 1 |
| Best result | 3rd Place |
The Floria national rugby league team is the national rugby league team of the Confederate States of Floria. The team is administered by Floria Rugby League. On the 20th June, it beat Tellia 20-10 in its first ever match. Since then the Millennials have regularly competed in international competition such as the ARL Championships, FMRL Six Nations and FMRL World Cup. The team also competes in minor tournaments and in 2017, they contested the Williams Shield against Etourney which comfortably won.
History
First matches
In 2017, the Florian Republic, which the Confederate States where then known, came into existence and early in its history rugby league became extremely popular as the sport rapidly became popular among the working class people in the country, whilst rugby union suffered due to lack of interest from upper-class citizens. Several amateur clubs were formed before 12 of them became fully professional, leading to the formation of the Florian Super League, later on, most of the remaining clubs would become professional and join the semi-professional leagues below the Super League. Only three days after the formation of the country, the national team would play its first international against Tellia.
Failure to qualify for the 2017 FMRL World Cup
After formation, the Florian Republic entered qualification for the 2017 FMRL World Cup, which was held in Vyktory. There were high expectations for the team to qualify as group winners however then teams qualifying campaign was a disaster. Playing Gerenia in their competitive debut, a poor performance lead to a 30-12 defeat. A week later, the team travelled to Lamantia and drew 24-24 in a tight game. It got even worse for the team as they were embarrassingly hammered by Gerenia 40-6 leading to huge riots after the game and the eventual sacking of James Noble, the manager at the time. A week later, Jack Rowley a hugely successful manager at a domestic level was appointed and the appointment paid off as the team thrashed Lamantia 40-0 at home in their final qualifying match. With a chance of reaching the repechage round of the qualifiers still possible, hopes of reaching the repechage rounds were thwarted after results did not go their way in the last game of the qualifying group, thus the team did not qualify for the main tournament.
2018-2020
The team started off 2018 with a test match against Mercury national rugby league team. In a close encounter, the team lost 36-24 in a thrilling game. It was also the teams first defeat since their embarrassment during the 2017 FMRL World Cup qualification tournament. A few days, The team shocked the rugby league world a few days after they beat the World Champions, Senya 22-18 in a packed Northcliff Arena. To prepare for the 2018 ARL Championships, the team toured Keltia playing the likes of Tellia,Nova English Korea and old foes, Mercury. The team received a huge shock when in the semi-finals of the competition, after an ill-disciplined and poor display was beaten by Craitland and therefore crashed out of the tournament. The Florian Republic competed at the rugby league tournament at the 2018 Micras Games and won the tournament famously beating huge rivals Mercury in the group stage and final. After the Micras Games success, the team competed in the 2018 FMRL Four Nations for the first time. The team made a brilliant start to the tournament beating World no. 1 Mercury 24–10 before a shock 32–24 loss to Birgeshir. After the defeat, this lead to the team having to beat hosts and title holders Senya if they wanted to progress to the final as all teams were tied on 2 points. The team reached the final in what is seen as the greatest win the team has ever done. In front of a very packed and hostile Senyan crowd at the ĴetsStad, The Florian Republic inflicted a huge 46-6 win over the hosts and title winners dumping them out of the tournament in humiliating fashion. After the game, the team finished top of the group stage and faced old rivals Mercury in the grand final, winning the game. The 2018 FMRL World Cup ended up as a nightmare for the team as shock losses between Nova English Korea and Birgeshir and an unconvincing win over Zandarijin lead to the team finishing 3rd in Group B. This led to Jack Rowley unfairly sacked three days before the Quarter Finals. In a wet very quarter-final between hosts Senya, in a world record crowd saw the World Cup's first-ever tryless with Rhys Baxter kicking 3 penalty goals to victory. The Semi-Finals sent the Florians back to down to Micras and arrogance by fans removed after the team were thrashed 42-4 by bogey team, Birgeshir. ON the 10th December 2018, it was announced that Northsilver Panthers Coach, Morgan Maguire would take over the team after the World Cup. He was also appointed the Great Floria coach on the same day. The 2019 Apollonian Series was a great success with Great Floria beating Craitland comfortably in both tests. The series was supposed to be the only international fixtures played in 2019 as the FMRL approved a change of having the FMRL World Cup every two years instead of one. However, the FMRL also decided to host the FMRL Six Nations in years without a World Cup, and therefore the team competed in and won the inaugural edition, winning every group match and brushing aside Mercury in the final 36-8.
Confederate States of Floria era
Identity
Kit
File:Florian Republic RL Kit Alt 2020.png
Kit manufacturer
| Year | Kit Manufacturer |
|---|---|
| 2017-2018 | EV2 |
| 2018-2020 | Chevron |
| 2020- | EV2 |
Media coverage
FBC Sport have the rights to screen all international games. They show every tournament the Confederate States of Floria competes in such as the FMRL World Cup, as well as the Six Nations, and minor tournaments.
Coaching staff
| Head coach | Morgan Maguire |
| Assistant coach | Luke Hayes |
| Assistant coach | Blake Slater |
| First team coach | Reece Rogers |
| Team manager | Louis Henderson |
| Fitness coach | Tom Farrar |
| Media Manager | Hunter Warner |
| Physiotherapist | Rhys Mills |
Managerial history
| Appointed | Dismissed | Manager | P | W | D | L | Win % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17th June 2017 | 13th August 2017 | James Noble | 4 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 25% |
| 14th August 2017 | 30th November 2018 | Jack Rowley | 25 | 18 | 0 | 9 | 72% |
| 30th November 2018 | 20/02/2019 | Sandro Betts (Interim) | 3 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 66% |
| 20th February 2019 | present | Morgan Maguire | 7 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 100% |
Players
Squad for 2020
| Player | Club | Position | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kyle Matthews | Northcliff Roosters |
Fullback |
| 2 | Max Elliott | Northsilver Panthers |
Wing |
| 3 | Ben Rogers | Stonehall Rhinos |
Wing |
| 4 | Leo Bell |  Northcliff Roosters |
Centre |
| 5 | George Baker | Stonehall Rhinos |
Centre |
| 6 | Andrew Watkins | Stonehall Rhinos |
Stand-off |
| 7 | Nathan Chambers | Southern Storm |
Scrum Half |
| 8 | Bradley Croft | Southern Storm |
Prop |
| 9 | Jesus Skinner | Havenbarrow Wolves |
Hooker |
| 10 | Scott Matthews | Northcliff Roosters |
Prop |
| 11 | Sean Powell | Stonehall Rhinos |
Second Row |
| 12 | James Cronk | Southern Storm |
Second Row |
| 13 | Jenson Cole | Havenbarrow Wolves |
Loose Forward |
| 14 | Leo Bromwich | Southern Storm |
Sub |
| 15 | Darnell Griffen | Havenbarrow Wolves |
Sub |
| 16 | Luke Moon | Stonehall Rhinos |
Sub |
| 17 | Kyrie Shepard | Meadowedge Warriors |
Sub |
| 18 | Kayden Fox | Meadowedge Warriors |
Sub |
| 19 | Nicholas Foster | Northsilver Panthers |
Sub |
| 20 | Sam Lee | Stonehall Rhinos |
Sub |
| 21 | Cameron Bromwich | Southern Storm |
Sub |
| 22 | Riley Bates | Northcliff Tigers |
Sub |
| 23 | Taylor Cox | Northcliff Roosters |
Sub |
| 24 | Liam Gale | Northcliff Tigers |
Sub |
Competitive record
Chronological competitive participation
- 2017 Rugby League World Cup qualification
- 2017 Williams Shield
- 2018 FMRL Four Nations
- 2018 FMRL World Cup
- 2019 ARL Championships
- 2019 FMRL Six Nations
World Cup record
| World Cup Record | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Round | Position | Pld | |||||
 2017
|
Did not qualify | |||||||
| 2018 | Semi-Finals | 3rd Place | 6 | |||||
FMRL Four/Six Nations
| Six Nations Record | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Round | Position | Pld | |||||
| 2018 | Winners | 1st out of 4 | 4 | |||||
| 2019 | Winners | 1st out of 6 | 6 | |||||
ARL Championship record
| ARL Championships Record | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Round | Position | Pld | |||||
| 2018 | Semi-Finals | 3rd Place | 2 | |||||
| 2019 | Final | Winners | 3 | |||||
Micras Games
| Micras Games Record | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Round | Position | Pld | |||||
| 2018 | Final |  1st
|
5 | |||||
Minor tournaments
Upcoming Fixtures
| Date | Match type | Venue | Opposition |
|---|
Florian Republic 'A'
Upcoming fixtures for the national 'A' team.
| Date | Match type | Venue | Opposition |
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Rivalries
Supporters of the Floria national rugby league team consider Mercury as their main rivals. However, matches against Craitland and Senya have had heated affairs in the past.
Culture
Fans
Rugby league is the most popular sport among the working class of the Confederate States and the sport is treated almost like a religion for some. Fans are loud and aggressive and on match days the fans are very vocal and the majority of them stand for long periods of the game. Flares are regularly set off and the majority wave the national flag. The atmosphere is intimidating and fans of the opposition are advised to travel and watch the match under high security.
The Bas Tanec (War Dance)
A Bas Tanec is a traditional dance of the people of the Confederate States and the Floria national rugby league team perform the dance before their international matches.
Honours
Flag
The Florian Republic has used the following flags during its FMRL affiliation:
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