"Relegation? Are you kidding me?"

That's what Falcout would like to keep saying. After an amazing debut season in the League of Champions, this had become the catchphrase of Galo Doido manager at the press conferences.

The club made a huge comeback in season 71, moving from the last position in Round 20 to 4th position at the end of the league, exceeding all expectations. Not only that, until the penultimate round, the club had real chances to win the most important title of the world.

For the season 72, Galo Doido started high on confidence. They won the first few games with convincing performances on the pitch. However, they dropped after the injury of two of the main players that make up Galo Doido's defensive system: the Belgian Glenn Bogaert and the Swedish Amir Hansen. From there, the club had a losing streak and in no time they started fighting to avoid relegation. This was a dramatical relegation battle, which ended with Galo Doido being relegated after losing the decisive game at home in the last round.

These two seasons were financially really good for Galo Doido. This was mainly because they announced Flying Tiger (5M RBN per season) as the new main sponsor with a five-season contract. Also, the GLD Stadium had record attendance reaching almost 19,000 visitors (more than 700k RBN in ticket sales).