retired_koshu73

Thanks Will carry on then!

retired_shel227

Tasmania is quite a bit more southerly than South Africa, Stewart island (in New Zealand) is even further south, Argentina is even further south, but beaten out by the southern-most tip of Chile.

retired_corbettk4

Yes, but which is the lowest latitude team... That is the question...

retired_sara maria

*please don't be let him be Greek, please don't let him be Greek.*


Are you Kostis in disguise?

retired_koshu73

I'm only half a Greek! Well a quarter anyway!

retired_merri13

Nick the Greek \o/ :thup:

retired_shel227

A bit of Googling and a bit of Wikipediaing and a bit of Google Earthing leads me to the conclusion that the gloriously-titled Comisión de Actividades Infantiles Comodoro Rivadavia (or C.A.I. de Chubut as FM07 has them) in the Argentine Second Division are the southern-most playable team in FM - their stadium is at 46.45 degrees south

retired_clintaaron

Good work dead bloke :thup:

What a great name for a club. The CAI indicates it is some sort of youth football club though?

retired_mrscandy2008

A bit of Googling and a bit of Wikipediaing and a bit of Google Earthing leads me to the conclusion that the gloriously-titled Comisión de Actividades Infantiles Comodoro Rivadavia (or C.A.I. de Chubut as FM07 has them) in the Argentine Second Division are the southern-most playable team in FM - their stadium is at 46.45 degrees south </BLOCKQUOTE>

My God!! You have too much time on your hands! :eek:

Also welcome to Nick, the quarter greek! That's 1/4 more greek than me!!

I too, started off in those other forums. These guys here are really tough, but consistent and forgiving. Enjoy the LLM ride, my friend

retired_shel227

According to some site I read in passing, it started off as a general youth club, but is now just focussed on football - it's the newest club in the Argentine Second Division, and the only one from Patagonia.