2022-11-16, 08:58 AM - Word count:
"There's no place like home."
Turbulent seasons have defined the history of Inter London, shapes of their historic standings rising and falling with the ferocity of tsunami waves. Inter London has tasted defeat in Cup Finals, savored victory as league winners, and suffered sobering strings of defeat as bottom dwellers. But wave tops peak and lull and change shape as the tide follows lunar cycles.
After several seasons, withdrawn in low tide, struggling in sticky murky soaked sand, sea levels have risen and with it Inter London finds itself above a soft wave quickly approaching the shore. 2 seasons in Division 2 are coming to an end and Season 6 of SSL history is concluding with Inter London clinching the D2 championship.
And with this victory, Inter London is eager to rediscover itself in Division 1.
Inter London enjoyed playing the role of villain in Cup play, taking out SSL Division 1 teams and playing well before eventually losing out, but not without showing that they can hang with the best of them. This fighting spirit and strengths throughout the team were integral to their Division 2 championship and will be on full display in Division 1.
Inter London is likely not ready contend in Division 1 like it once did, but there is a core that is continuing to build internally that will only offer opportunities to claim glory in the future. K. Clamence hopes to return to Best XI status in Division 1 and is eager to play alongside best friend Bud-Lite McGuirk again. With a strong spine of veteran players (multiple players over 1k TPE), Inter London will be fully prepared to aim for mid-table or above in Division 1 and with a string of good performances aim for victory in the Cup.
Wavetops rise and fall but it's a good time to be a fan of Inter London, rising into Division 1 and looking to regain its status as a premier SSL team.
Turbulent seasons have defined the history of Inter London, shapes of their historic standings rising and falling with the ferocity of tsunami waves. Inter London has tasted defeat in Cup Finals, savored victory as league winners, and suffered sobering strings of defeat as bottom dwellers. But wave tops peak and lull and change shape as the tide follows lunar cycles.
After several seasons, withdrawn in low tide, struggling in sticky murky soaked sand, sea levels have risen and with it Inter London finds itself above a soft wave quickly approaching the shore. 2 seasons in Division 2 are coming to an end and Season 6 of SSL history is concluding with Inter London clinching the D2 championship.
And with this victory, Inter London is eager to rediscover itself in Division 1.
Inter London enjoyed playing the role of villain in Cup play, taking out SSL Division 1 teams and playing well before eventually losing out, but not without showing that they can hang with the best of them. This fighting spirit and strengths throughout the team were integral to their Division 2 championship and will be on full display in Division 1.
Inter London is likely not ready contend in Division 1 like it once did, but there is a core that is continuing to build internally that will only offer opportunities to claim glory in the future. K. Clamence hopes to return to Best XI status in Division 1 and is eager to play alongside best friend Bud-Lite McGuirk again. With a strong spine of veteran players (multiple players over 1k TPE), Inter London will be fully prepared to aim for mid-table or above in Division 1 and with a string of good performances aim for victory in the Cup.
Wavetops rise and fall but it's a good time to be a fan of Inter London, rising into Division 1 and looking to regain its status as a premier SSL team.
