The Player Union of Lovia or PUL is the offical sports player union of Lovia. The group was
founded by Marcus Villanova, LSCA Commisoner and former head of the Ministry of Tourism and Sport, in march of 2010. The President of the union is Thomas Jank a rugby player and second captain to the LNST. The union fights for higher wages for players and better conditions in the Lovian sports world. The union under Villanova has the joint power to investigate player records on weather the have taken steroids or not.
In January 2013, the Union became affiliated with the Labour Party, also announcing it had 320 members. A few months later in July the Union became unaffiliated when Labour merged into United Left.
Represented players[]
- All those at the national level such as the national Sevens and Soccer team.
- Most players in the LSCA.
How PUL Helps players[]
PUL helps by creating safer conditions for players and higher wages. The organization also helps younger athletes from the ages of 7-18 by setting up leagues and associations.
PUL's Investagations and studies[]
PUL did an investigation in the March of 2010 and found out the 3 LSCA soccer players took steroids or HGH and 2 Local Rugby players in a small league in Hurbanova took HGH and all were arested for 1 year. The Union is currently studying the conditions Steroids or HGH could have on a young body.