Editing Quad League (section)

==2007==
[[File:Vlcsnap-1036220.png|thumb|right|250px|A Quad League friendly.]]
The '''Quad League of 2007''' is the reference to the friendly league that the [[Quad Team]] had during the periods of 2007 and early 2008, in which no competition had been established. These were a huge series of friendly matches.

Before the founding of [[The Front Team]], the Quad Team played a multitude of in-house matches between each other on a daily basis. They didn't use set teams or record scores, but they practised rigorously with daily matches between randomised teams, balanced loosely on each player's position or influence in the game.

===Teams===
It was always a custom in the Quad League to separate certain players. This was a matter of balance, as a game wouldn't be fair to one team if certain players were on the same team.

*[[Charlie Rogers]] would always be on the opposite team to [[Guy Bevan]], as attackers.
*[[LEWIS Freeland]] would always be on the opposite team to [[Rick Osman]], as defenders.
*[[Alec Forbes]], [[Tim Murdoch]], [[Ashley Everson]] and [[Martin Smith]] would always be split up in the most balanced way possible, as midfielders.

Other players would famously be split up, for example, [[Michael Hoole|Smalley Hoole]] and [[Chen Gao]], and [[Nick Cherrie]] and [[Tom Langsford]], but these players wouldn't attend the Quad League as much.

[[LEWIS Freeland]] once famously quoted, to justify this forced balancing; ''"If Guy or Charlie were on one team, there wouldn't be a game because one of the teams wouldn't be able to score!"''

The "Quad League" of 2007 is generally considered to be the period where the [[Quad Team]] gained the skills that asserted their dominance in future Buce [[leagues]] during [[2008]] and [[2009]].