The main news as of yet is there are rumours Hasan Çakar may abdicate from his position as head of government (Supreme Leader) to run for President however Nico Fors will be most likely chosen as the Nomad candidate. Shady Hosam Morsi has also said that he will run for his party although earlier in the year saying he will not take part in the election, this is a blow to the Nomad Party winning as Hasan planned to make an agreement that the Independence Party would support him. The Islamic Party, currently the second largest party in the Supreme Council, will likely run and they have become a major threat to the ruling Progressive Party as they try to get support from the Nomad Party and the Independence Party. Also there is a chance, the first ever independent candidate will run however this is disputed as the possible candidate has shown no signs of interest in running. The current incumbent, Tanju Cakar, will run for re-election. The Progressive Party have been writing a manifesto of legislation they will try to put forward. Finally, an opinion poll will begin today and last until next Friday.
Sunday, 22 June 2014
Tuesday, 17 June 2014
Friday, 30 May 2014
Hasani A.Lig 2014 kicks off!!!
Today, the Hasani A. Lig kicked off with North Hasanistan beating
South Hasanistan 19-7. Last year's season ended with South Hasanistan
(the Kirimizi Şampions) taking the
title after losing the first game to the North but beating them later
with to equal the goal difference leading to a 6-5 victory penalties.
The Hasani A. Lig is one of the world's smallest football (soccer) leagues aswell as being one of the shortest, being first held last year. The two teams in the league play each other twice in a neutral location, if like last season (the first ever season) both teams finish on equal points and equal goal difference, the last game will go to penalties which will decide the league champion. The games are 4 minutes long.
Ahead of the first game, North Hasanistan had said they want to avenge themselves and forget about last season where they lost on penalties.
As the game kicked off, the South took an easy 1-0 lead however it only lasted for seconds as the North equalized. The game was kept 1-1 until the North took a 2-1 lead, from there the South never recovered conceding 3 more goals to make the score 5-1. They finally scored to make the score 6-2 and then they began to play better. The North were starting to weaken but South Hasanistan struggled with one thing, getting on target as the North began to win 11-3. The South managed to make the score a tighter 12-6 and that looked a good chance to then equalize with North however the North scored 7 more to make the game 19-6 and demolish all hopes of the South winning the game. With seconds to go, the South got a last minute goal to shorten down the goal difference.
Although last year South Hasanistan equalized the goal difference to send the game to penalties and win they were only 2 goals down however now they are 12 goals down and the only way the South can win the league without going to penalties is that they must win by 13 goals which will be a struggle. And even to equal the goal difference would be a struggle. The North only need to win, draw or lose by 11 goals or less to win the league without going to penalties. But one thing is still with South Hasanistan, hope!
The Hasani A. Lig is one of the world's smallest football (soccer) leagues aswell as being one of the shortest, being first held last year. The two teams in the league play each other twice in a neutral location, if like last season (the first ever season) both teams finish on equal points and equal goal difference, the last game will go to penalties which will decide the league champion. The games are 4 minutes long.
Ahead of the first game, North Hasanistan had said they want to avenge themselves and forget about last season where they lost on penalties.
As the game kicked off, the South took an easy 1-0 lead however it only lasted for seconds as the North equalized. The game was kept 1-1 until the North took a 2-1 lead, from there the South never recovered conceding 3 more goals to make the score 5-1. They finally scored to make the score 6-2 and then they began to play better. The North were starting to weaken but South Hasanistan struggled with one thing, getting on target as the North began to win 11-3. The South managed to make the score a tighter 12-6 and that looked a good chance to then equalize with North however the North scored 7 more to make the game 19-6 and demolish all hopes of the South winning the game. With seconds to go, the South got a last minute goal to shorten down the goal difference.
Although last year South Hasanistan equalized the goal difference to send the game to penalties and win they were only 2 goals down however now they are 12 goals down and the only way the South can win the league without going to penalties is that they must win by 13 goals which will be a struggle. And even to equal the goal difference would be a struggle. The North only need to win, draw or lose by 11 goals or less to win the league without going to penalties. But one thing is still with South Hasanistan, hope!
Sunday, 25 May 2014
Hasanistan Wallball League finishes!!!
Al-Jarid has won the Hasanistan Wallball League for a second time after defeating Outerspace All-Stars. Fenerbahçe Batyr have took second place.
- Al-Jarid 30-21 Outerspace All-Stars
- Fenerbahçe Batyr 30-23 Dynamo Batyr
Sunday, 18 May 2014
Sunday 18th of May 2014 round-up!!!
Both the Islamic Party and Nomad Party have announced they will be running in the election in September however the Independence Party, who earlier in the year said they will not run, may run in the election. In other news; President Tanju Çakar has announced the formation of a trade union, the Hasani A. Lig (football league) will be starting shortly and this year's Wallball League season (which has been very inactive) is coming to an end as Al-Jarid will look to finish another undefeated season.
Hasanistan has sent it's condolences to the victims in the Soma mine disaster in Turkey and to the victims of the Balkans floods. Hasanistan's close ally Mouzilo will also reach it's 2nd anniversary tomorrow.
Hasanistan has sent it's condolences to the victims in the Soma mine disaster in Turkey and to the victims of the Balkans floods. Hasanistan's close ally Mouzilo will also reach it's 2nd anniversary tomorrow.
