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    Childhood footy memories

    Stan's post about the Adidas ball made me immediately think of this:



    So many games played with one of these...including flat ones

    Which images stick out in your memory?

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    Those little pi say sized balls you used to use playing for under 11 s.bit bigger than a tennis ball.

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    We used to play with a tennis ball in the back lane, we each had a back door which were our goals, once your door got hit three times you dropped out until there was only two kids left, most games didn't finish until after dark.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cannylad View Post
    We used to play with a tennis ball in the back lane, we each had a back door which were our goals, once your door got hit three times you dropped out until there was only two kids left, most games didn't finish until after dark.
    Played the same in our back lane we called it doors,could be up to 20 playing but normally about a dozen.

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    Here's another one:


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    How do you post images ?

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    Dead easy, Kev...click on this link, upload your image then select full size and copy the link it gives you.

    https://imgbox.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zippity View Post
    Stan's post about the Adidas ball made me immediately think of this:



    So many games played with one of these...including flat ones

    Which images stick out in your memory?
    The lad who ended up being my best man had one of these. It was one of the best non-casey football's ever. Great on grass or solid ground. When it burst it no longer had the writing on it.

    We were devastated.

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    I remember as a kid walking across the fields with a couple of pals,to Kingston park to get Terry Hibbitts autograph .
    He was in the front garden doing a bit weeding .. He gave us a glass of pop and autographs .
    Can't see that happening with today's stars.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheBigSausage View Post
    I remember as a kid walking across the fields with a couple of pals,to Kingston park to get Terry Hibbitts autograph .
    He was in the front garden doing a bit weeding .. He gave us a glass of pop and autographs .
    Can't see that happening with today's stars.
    Nice one.

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