Paul "ReDeYe" Chaloner was one of the world's first professional electronic sports TV commentators. He has broadcast around the round, including on TV stations, and internet audio/video streams, and has covered events such as WCG and ESWC, to name but two.

Starting at ClanBase Radio, Paul became really famous in 2005, when he joined radio iTG, and traveled around the world for them. He is currently Head of QuadV, a relatively new company, which has done amazing well since it started earlier this year, covering many events, from WSVG2007 to the Intel Core 2 Extreme Challenge, to WCG UK

Mark "Phunky" Harwood is most likely known most for his team at EuroCSS.NET, Phunky was the original founder/creator of the site and for the majority of EuroCSS.NET's life was also the sole provider of the news posted on it.

Apart from just covering the goings on within the scene, he is known for playing his part in it as well - he was one of the founding members of mEm-Gaming.co.uk, and also part of the 2005 UK representatives for the World Cyber Games in Singapore.

Ben "ben0" Balcombe has been a key player in the UK scene since Source was released, since the beginning he has always maintained his presence in a top UK side, and for the most part, the top UK side.

Unfortunately luck hasn't always been on his side when it comes to stability, but regardless of this he has managed time and time again to build up new teams with fresh talent and reclaim a/the top UK spot and compete with the best Europe has to offer. He is by a long shot one of the most accomplished UK players.

Juha "aNGeLdusT" Kurppa has been playing counter-strike since the beginning, starting as a little kid in year 1999, and played ever since. He converted to Source in the autumn of 2005, and has played in various top teams, such as firstcore, eL Niño, astralis and lately in Insignia Cadre. In May, 2007, Juha decided to retire from competitive gaming, but there are rumours that he's making a return soon.

Juha has been voted as the best European counter-strike source player by gamers, and he was voted into GotFrag all-star game, to represent north Europe. He has also represented his homeland, Finland, in various NationsCups.

Mark "Uzi" Thompson has been playing video games since just before they came out. It was called pinball back then. Self styled "old man Uzi" became tired of being overlooked when the leagues chose their teams and decided to make his own. The result as you're aware is theSGL where he spends an average of 22 hours a day trying his best to make theSGL a place where you guys want to take part: I’m pretty sure this season you all *will* want to take part, and a huge part of this European Invite League is indeed thanks to Mark, for which I am personally hugely grateful. I think most people have seen at least a taster in the past of Mark’s talent with words, and he will no doubt be filling a good many column inches over the course of the season.