The History of the No Talent Allstars

Year	W	D	L	F	A	Pts	Conf	Pos	Post
2007	5	2	1	15	9	17	1	8	Wildcard
2006	6	2	0	18	7	20	1	2	Championship
2005	4	1	3	14	12	13	3	7	Quarter-Finals
2004	3	2	3	13	12	11	3	7	DNQ
2003	5	0	3	12	8	15	2	4	Semi Finalis

2007: The Allstars have a solid post-championship season, becoming the first team to retain the ADA West Conference championship. The team's aging stars find it difficult to keep healthy through the season but a post-season appearance is a decent return.
2006: The first time that the franchise retains the same head coach through two season sees the No Talent All-Stars go through the entire season, landing the Blood Bowl Championship and their first ADA West title. Star player Svetlana Domina lands the title of Player of the Year in a season that exceeds expectations and positions the team among the elite in the league.
2005: Another change at head coach sees D!sciple take over though rumours persist that this is the same individual as Unfavourable. The All-Stars have another decent campaign and a late-season charge is just enough for them to claim a wildcard spot in the post-season where they lose out to the high scoring New England Patriot Missiles.
2004: The All-Stars change head coach during the off-season. Sorra Firespike takes over the running of the side and continues the physicality of the team. This time round though it is not quite enough and the All-Stars narrowly miss out on the post-season, finishing one place below the qualification mark.
2003: A fairly successful first season for the All-Stars sees them established as the Most Violent Team and a physical threat to everyone. They manage to squeeze the Wildmen into third place in the West and qualify for the post-season. Despite being the only team to inflict a defeat on the Tempo Ray Mutineers during the regular season, the Mutineers gain revenge and force the All-Stars to accept 3rd overall.