While taking a long time to reach the heady heights of two skills, A. Manning has proven himself to be a reliable hand throwing the ball for the Eagles. One of the main reasons this guy took 21 games to reach the mark however, was the amount of time he spent knocked out during the early games. It clearly toughened him up however, and with his new found ability in the weights room, he is officially the strongest human player on the side. Following the death of J.Morris, Manning has stepped in as the sides official captain.

While it took "Little Jeff" a long time to find his stride, he has developed in to a proud Eagle. His developing sense of how to get in the way of opposing players has seen him take a proud role on the Eagle front line. It is widely hoped he will soon master knocking people down as well soon. His future then, at the moment at least, seems bright...

Allen was hired by the Eagles to play on the line and use his strength to get in the way of opposing plays but has since shown real improvement in his ball=handling skills. His raw potential now noted, it is hoped he will go on to become a star player for the Eagles in the future...

Allen, a rising star in Eagles circles has shown himself to have some real skill in hitting opponents who have foolishly gone for a wonder on their own during a game. As result, he has risen quickly in the estimation of Eagles fans everywhere. (Yes, both of them!) His future might well be bright, if he lives long enough.

Since signing for the Eagles, this Albion born player has quickly learned to adapt his game to the BB field. His blocking ability has long been a strength and he has now harnessed his childhood skills kicking round balls to booting oval ones. His role, while never likely to see him regarded as a hero, is key to the Eagles all too few successes.

R.Cross (The second Eagle to have that name) has developed remarkably quickly for a human lineman, and after just eight games has become one of the sides star players. His long period of time on "line duty" has led to him mastering the art of both hitting, and not being hit. His future, at the moment, looks bright...