socN replaces PEZ in fm.TOXiC

Recent top eight finishers at ESWC 2013 fm.TOXiC have replaced James "PEZ" Perrott with former member Søren "socN" Falke who played for the team in the Spring.

Following a nearly three month stint in fm.TOXiC that saw Falke put up a 0.88 KPR and +36 in eleven maps while helping his team place 4th in Mad Catz Birmingham, he left the side in April.

Since then Falke has attended RC EMS One Summer finals and DreamHack Bucharest as a stand-in for Copenhagen Wolves, but haven't impressed his countrymen enough to gain a full time spot on the team.

Now Falke makes his return to a team as he joins fm.TOXiC, who recently placed 5-8th at ESWC after wins over ENCE and AGENT.no in the groups, followed up by a quarter-finals loss against eventual champions Clan-Mystik.

Falke also gave a statement regarding his return to fm.TOXiC on the team's website, and you can find it right below:

"Hello everyone!

"Today I find myself back in a CS:GO team after parting ways with Eternity a few months ago. I will be teaming up once again with fm-eSports who I played for back at MadCatz in Birmingham and I am not afraid to admit it was a big mistake to leave the team back then", Falke told fm.TOXiC's website.

"Neil is one of my best friends in CS and its a great pleasure play with him again. I have never played with som, vertiGo or weber before but after the last couple of days they seem like a great bunch of guys.

"I would also like to thank Yakkkkk for all of his hard work in FM along with our sponsors Sapphire, Razer, AMD, Multiplay and Twitch who make it possible for us to attend events!"

This move leaves fm.TOXiC with the following roster:

Neil "nEILZiNHo" Finlay
Som "s0m" Haddow
Søren "socN" Falke
Tom "vertiGo" Rockliffe
Brandon "weber" Weber

fm.TOXiC's plans for the near future include next week's DreamHack Winter online qualifiers, and the main event if they manage to qualify, or i50, which will be hosted in Telford on the same dates.