Kitah has played as a defender for Kiko Lake for many years. He signed a large contract with Kiko Lake in 2005, but didn't perform as expected. Since then, he has been on a quest to prove that 2005 was just a blip in his career. During the 2009 cup he decided to try out being a forward. In the run up to the first Cup, he got a job selling newspapers to help fund the team.
We definitely blew it. We got lazy... but we've learned our lesson.
We are optimistic that this year's tourney will see a change in our team's fortunes. We have trained hard and we will put up a fight.
What about coach’s fees? If we had to raise them after we did well... could we lower them after placing 16th?
Kinda feels like raising it has the same effect.
Ohh yeah! And you said we could ‘break the bank’ with all we’ve saved! When we asked, you said you were preparing for a rainy day, just in case.
Is that how we were able to afford a flying glass bottom boat last year?!
And the glass bottom boat?
We all know what it’s like to work hard. If anyone can help the whole world with a benefit this year, we’re the team for it.
Meela participated as a member of the Kiko Lake Yooyuball team from 2006 to 2007 and from 2009 to 2024. From 2011 onwards he was listed as male despite previous evidence to the contrary.
