nooky, mnL join logiX

4-6-2013 03:28

logiX have bolstered their German CS:GO division with the additions of Manuel "mnL" Oberlein and Andre "nooky" Utesch.

The German team had been forced to scour the market for a new player after witnessing the departure of Philipp "osirisbash" Kaczmarczyk from the squad last week.

It seems now that logiX wasted little time to find some fresh blood, and added not one, but two players to their team, as Manuel "mnL" Oberlein and Andre "nooky" Utesch were added to the roster on the ESL's website.

Oberlein had been without a team after being released by ALTERNATE last week, while Utesch was last seen playing for Swog after his mouz team fell apart.

nooky links up with logiX

This left logiX with a six-man roster, but Robin "r0b" Barth has already commented on this matter on at 99damage.de, stating that he has decided to take a break from gaming.

logiX's new team played against EYES ON U on Sunday in an A-Series match, defeating the Danish side with a 16-14 scoreline.

The German team's lineup is now the following:

Niclas "enkay J" Krumhorm
David "DavoN" Maislinger
Tugay "TuGuX" Keskin
Manuel "mnL" Oberlein
Andre "nooky" Utesch

2013-06-04 03:38

gl guys

2013-06-04 03:40

could become germanys #2 right after /10/ =)

2013-06-04 04:05

12 replies

The best 2 players in that team are cly and stavros

2013-06-04 13:45

11 replies

your point beeing...?

2013-06-04 14:16

10 replies

cly and stavros arent german.

2013-06-04 14:37

9 replies

they are living in germany and are speaking perfect german.

2013-06-04 16:31

But 3 of the 5 are German... and don't cLy and stavros live in Germany and aren't they also citizens? Which makes it 5 germans honestly..

2013-06-04 16:48

7 replies

so speaking and residing in a forgein country makes you a citizen.. seems legit.

2013-06-04 17:33

6 replies

trolls!??!? they are normal german citizens with foreign background... whats so hard to understand it!??

2013-06-04 18:55

5 replies

Sorry, I didnt know they lived in germany, otherwise I wouldnt consider them a german team

2013-06-04 20:46

so stupid to be a citzen of a country you should be born there you could be honarary citzen but that should limit reppin' germany tbh. thats why your national team is so good because half of them arent german they just lived there for sometime. german stupid rules again.

2013-06-05 23:26

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butthurt England national team sucks? All those players were born and bread in Germany, unlike the Premier League full of foreigners. Ozil was born in Gelsenkirchen Khedira in Stuttgart Gomez somewhere in West Germany. You're the typical prejudiced and narrow-minded person. Being a citizen of a country encompasses living there for a long time, and those laws are the same in the UK also (5 years before applying for citizenship) and as a matter of fact almost anywhere in the world. To add even more to your claim "that's why your national team is so good" It's not where you're coming from, it's the environment you're growing into that will define most of your abilities. Let the aforementioned players develop in the countries their parents or grandparents came from and they may not be even half the players they are today. PS. I'm a foreigner that recently moved to Germany.

2013-06-06 15:40

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i had a really good reply explaining that i wasnt prejudice but i got a 502 gateway problem and i cant be arsed to write it again. basicly i dont think what i said is prejudice or narrow-minded, i just think reppin a country shouldnt be where you reside. but where you was born.. P.S I also lived ingermany for a number of years when my dad served in the british army.. Germany is a very nice CLEAN place i have no issues with that or any other countries lmao. just where your born you should rep! and you can give examples of football players so can I.. podolski is from poland PEACE

2013-06-07 18:07

I don't get why people make a big deal about who they rep. If cly comes from a Turkish background I think he has every right to rep Turkey. At the end of the day, in the online world, the flag has more of a symbolic meaning than anything. On ESL, the rules consider him German because of his IP/Residency when he gets his "ESL trusted" status. But he can choose whatever nationality he wants to rep.

2013-06-06 21:34