The Swedish team have impressed in recent weeks and despite their short history have secured the support of one of Scandinavia's biggest names, Begrip Gaming. A victory over MYM in the CoDQCup group stages was the first hint of the side's potential and sTRASH went on to secure an impressive top eight placing with wins over k1ck and inteRaction.

Team captain Conney "KyoChi" Sjöberg speaks of the honor of wearing the Begrip tag, saying "all of the Swedish 1.6 stars have in one way or another been part of Begrip... over the past years they've established themselves as a top organization with teams competing in all the major events". The new Begrip squad will set their sights on emulating fnatic, who have taken up where WHO Crew long ago left off in representing Sweden at the highest level of Call of Duty.

Begrip manager Vasili Richardsson was also eager to follow in the footsteps of the likes of fnatic, MYM and 4Kings in gaining a foothold in the rapidly expanding European Call of Duty 4 market. "We have been talking to many CoD4 teams but it never felt quite right until Swedish Trash approached us" he admitted, "all the players are from Sweden living close to each other and showing immense hunger to travel and compete". "All other pieces felt into place and we decided to go for it" he explained.

The new Begrip Gaming Call of Duty 4 squad will line up as follows.

Conney "KyoChi" Sjöberg
Andreas "midnajt" Forsberg
Tom "Multra" Andersson
Kalle "FrGzR" Carldén
Isak "Isaak" Danielsson

(Statements from the players and management can be found in full on the following page)