Medalin White Sox

The Broadsides

Since being sold by the Legoland Football Association in 1995, Medalin White Sox have been owned by the ruler of the Empire of Legoland, His Imperial Majesty, Emperor David. Formed in 1994, the club have always had significant financial backing and despite some notable success on the international club scene the team has remained amongst the league's biggest underachievers.

The club's early years were characterised by annual relegation battles. In the 1994 season, an administration error saw the club relegated instead of Legoland FC, in a mathematical calculation scandal that became known as Edwardsgate. The Broadsides did not participate in the second division however as the formation of the SuperLeague in 1995 enabled the team to remain in the top flight. The decision by the LFA to reorganise the league drew accusations that the team, being the Emperor's side, would "never be relegated". These accusations have remained with the club to this day and accusatory chants can regularly be heard during the crunch showdowns with local nemeses the Bulls and "Imperial Derby" foes, Legoland FC.

Franchise Essentials
Founded: 1994
Based: Medalin
Ground: King David Stadium
Owner: Emperor David
Rivals: Bulls, Celebs, Legoland FC
League titles: 0

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Serie A standings	GW	GD	Pts
Lion Lakers	43	38	81
Black Fortress Barbarians	43	36	79
Legoland United	43	21	76
Inter Balen	43	16	76
Inter Police	43	15	73
Legoland FC	43	23	72
Real Legoland	43	23	70
Bulls	43	17	66
Magic Wolves	43	7	64
Celebs	43	11	60
Louisville Minifigs	43	-1	58
Violets	43	-12	57
Medalin White Sox	43	-2	53
Millionaires	43	-5	53
Piecelat Panthers	43	-16	52
Verdy	43	-15	51
Castleland United	43	-8	49
Port Villa	43	-10	47
Republic	43	-15	47
Segasonic Snowfalls	43	-19	47
Emperor Eagles	43	-16	46
Atlas Bell	43	-25	39
Ajax Skerries	43	-21	38
Legoland Town	43	-42	28