MFHL.....since 1996!!
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 12:45 pm
http://mfhl2k.bravehost.com/MFHL2000.html
We have 6 open teams!
You like fantasy hockey so much that you could play 12 months a year? Well, here is the occasion to play for FREE in the most realistic management game on the internet today with MFHL! Every season is free in our league ...good for you! It's not easy to be owner, general manager and coach at the same time in this game that simulates with stunning accuracy professional hockey and all its industry.
You only need an Internet connection and a "joy-brain". It's fantasy hockey for the next millennium! Here's the picture:
You are about to start the last game of the season. Your team needs you to call the right strategies that land them in the playoffs! The only thing standing in your way is the other coach, somewhere in the world on the other end of an Internet connection. Unfortunately, you have lost the last two games and your best defender is injured. It is now time to call from the minor league your talented rookie. You have noticed on the scouting report that their best scorer won't be dressed...hmm!...you have to guess what will be their new lineup to oppose your right trios and duos against them. Now, while you are giving a light training to your players, you are thinking about your strategy for each trios and duos. Will you choose the trap or a fore-checking strategy? What are the calls, coach? Looks like your kind of challenge?
We have 6 open teams!
You like fantasy hockey so much that you could play 12 months a year? Well, here is the occasion to play for FREE in the most realistic management game on the internet today with MFHL! Every season is free in our league ...good for you! It's not easy to be owner, general manager and coach at the same time in this game that simulates with stunning accuracy professional hockey and all its industry.
You only need an Internet connection and a "joy-brain". It's fantasy hockey for the next millennium! Here's the picture:
You are about to start the last game of the season. Your team needs you to call the right strategies that land them in the playoffs! The only thing standing in your way is the other coach, somewhere in the world on the other end of an Internet connection. Unfortunately, you have lost the last two games and your best defender is injured. It is now time to call from the minor league your talented rookie. You have noticed on the scouting report that their best scorer won't be dressed...hmm!...you have to guess what will be their new lineup to oppose your right trios and duos against them. Now, while you are giving a light training to your players, you are thinking about your strategy for each trios and duos. Will you choose the trap or a fore-checking strategy? What are the calls, coach? Looks like your kind of challenge?