Met up in Harrogate with BaggieAl and Steviel81.
Very good company as always and a good laugh and hopefully we’ll repeat next week when I’m up north again.
If anyone else is reasonably local they’ll be welcome to join us.
Thanks again lads.
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Met up in Harrogate with BaggieAl and Steviel81.
Very good company as always and a good laugh and hopefully we’ll repeat next week when I’m up north again.
If anyone else is reasonably local they’ll be welcome to join us.
Thanks again lads.
Thanks Mick, great to see you and Baggie Al again.
Good to chat Albion and various other topics.
Hope to see you next week.
Thanks I used to love subbuteo!
When I wrote this, how weird does the name Subbuteo look? Wonder how this name came out!
Bored and just looked it up...
The name is derived from the Neo-Latin scientific name Falco subbuteo (a bird of prey commonly known as the Eurasian hobby), after a trademark was not granted to its creator Peter Adolph (1916–1994) to call the game "Hobby".
Everyday is a school day!
I didn't have floodlights but did have the AstroTurf which was good. I too knelt on mist of the buggers and had to use blutak to stick em back together.
My dad had a great horse racing game, I think it was called Escalado, that was good fun!
It must have been my ghost as the unbalanced
p rick Viaduct says I don’t exist!
Good to see you both
I posted a thread on here a few years back about subbuteo and it seems many of us on here owned the game as kids
Had a few extras such as the 'throw in' players, a stadium and some fencing. I was always busting the players heads off because i would often kneel on em as we didnt have a table to put the pitch on
I also had the floodlights which were used to great effect during the power cuts in the 70s.