*As of 1-29-2000*
T.J. Roe has left CGT. He says it's due to "bad communication" and the fact that it wasn't fun. T.J is right about the communication. The only ones who really email in the group are Dee Walker and Mathew Wyatt. But as far as "fun" goes...well fun is to be had in the IWA bulletins, obviously T.J. doesn't play the IWA for the fun the bulletins provide...he plays for the internet and only the internet part of the game. Quite frankly, I didn't want T.J. Roe in CGT and I'm glad he's out. Good ridance.
CGT doesn't look like it'll be getting any "IWA Internet Free Agents" any time soon, so the roster is now at a stand still and all recruiting for new managers has been haulted. If anybody wishes to get in CGT, they must come to us, otherwise our roster just won't be getting any bigger.
In the QML, Dee Walker leads Harry Maitland 1-0 in a best of 7 singles series. Dee Walker has to sign all the matches for this series challenge he made to
**As of 1-26-2000**
Scott Patric, or Pat Patterson is not in the IWA and no-longer on the CGT roster. I think it's safe to say the whole "Pat Patterson returning" thing was not worth the hype that it got. He never even really came back. So sue us!
CGT is currently looking into recruiting some free agents and trying to persuade some managers into joining them from their other stables.
In the DAL, Dee Walker's wrestler Joe E. Legend, may be crossing this line in the February cycle comments section. Crossing the line of "right and wrong". Maybe "going too far" this time as he plans to draw the most heat that one wrestler can possibly draw. You might wanna check this out as it'll be posted on DAL ONLINE after the February DAL bulletin comes out!
CGT vs. ROF?! ROF doesn't seem to be getting any of it's challenges to the big name stables accepted...maybe CGT might have to step up to the plate and take this stable on. We'll keep you posted if anything gets finalized.
