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Giffetinho
23 Sep 2002, 02:43 PM
But can Jimbo beat Mass now???? Or me ;)
We had a guy go to England on business. He came back after playing over there and just began to dominate us.
Jimbo's touch already is sublime in my book. His shooting was always his bane but playing more quickly will open up more lanes for him and thus more 'in-game' shooting opportunities.
panicfc
23 Sep 2002, 04:07 PM
Originally posted by Giffetinho
But can Jimbo beat Mass now???? Or me ;)
We had a guy go to England on business. He came back after playing over there and just began to dominate us.
Jimbo's touch already is sublime in my book. His shooting was always his bane but playing more quickly will open up more lanes for him and thus more 'in-game' shooting opportunities.
He does have great touch, and you are right about the speed.
Shooting...bane is a great word.
I nearly equalized deflecting one off his figure. I think before England-Belgium, I get that goal and get the point.
Giffetinho
26 Sep 2002, 11:45 AM
bump
MarvelousMarvin
30 Sep 2002, 10:21 AM
Originally posted by panicfc
ct-tablesoccer.tk is our site.
Good site. I like the shot of the two geezers playing in front of the packed main stand at Wolves... biggest crowd they'll ever see...
What an awesome game. Beats the hell out of computer soccer. I defy anyone to play once and not be hooked.
thepremierleague
30 Sep 2002, 11:01 PM
Originally posted by MarvelousMarvin
Beats the hell out of computer soccer. I defy anyone to play once and not be hooked.
ROFL. :D
Tried it, pieces broke, binned it.
Do yourself a favour, pack up the Subbuteo set, chuck it in the trash, and buy yourself a copy of PES2 for a real virtual football experiece.
MarvelousMarvin
01 Oct 2002, 01:06 AM
Right, like premierleague says, buy it and throw it in the trash. It makes no sense to try something different... :rolleyes:
Giffetinho
01 Oct 2002, 09:36 AM
Originally posted by thepremierleague
ROFL. :D
Tried it, pieces broke, binned it.
Do yourself a favour, pack up the Subbuteo set, chuck it in the trash, and buy yourself a copy of PES2 for a real virtual football experiece.
You're supposed to flick the players not step on them....
If we could get copies of PES2 in the States we would.
thepremierleague
01 Oct 2002, 10:15 PM
Originally posted by Giffetinho
You're supposed to flick the players not step on them....
If we could get copies of PES2 in the States we would.
I know, sorry to sound disrespectful if you really like it.
I was just reacting to Marvin saying it was better than a video game.
I played it with my brother once ages ago but the pieces just kept breaking, and we didn't enjoy playing it much.
We are now Pro Evolution fanatics after playing football video games against each other for over 10 years now.
Giffetinho
10 Oct 2002, 07:29 PM
bump
Giffetinho
15 Oct 2002, 05:11 PM
bump
AvidSinger
17 Oct 2002, 10:48 AM
I live in the Boston area. I'd love to get back into playing again.
My favorite part of the game, though, is painting unique kits on the players. I never liked the factory paint jobs on thise things, so I design my own kits and paint those on. I even paint numbers on the players.
panicfc
17 Oct 2002, 10:50 AM
Originally posted by AvidSinger
I live in the Boston area. I'd love to get back into playing again.
My favorite part of the game, though, is painting unique kits on the players. I never liked the factory paint jobs on thise things, so I design my own kits and paint those on. I even paint numbers on the players.
Check out ct-tablesoccer.tk
we meet in Farmington once a week and have a big event this Sunday. You are more than welcome to come down.
Giffetinho
22 Oct 2002, 11:47 AM
bump....less than two weeks to go. The tournament is in Alexandria, Virginia.
Remember to contact me if you need more information.
Also, the national rankings for the 2002-03 season are current. PM me if you want to view a copy.
panicfc
22 Oct 2002, 11:51 AM
Won't be able to make it.
The national rankings don't take into account league play around the country do they?
Giffetinho
23 Oct 2002, 09:05 AM
Originally posted by panicfc
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The national rankings don't take into account league play around the country do they?
Nope, they sure don't. However, anyone can host an ASA tournament and get some rankings. Since your league meets so regularly and has a great turnout you all should organize a tournament one weekend. All you would have to do is announce it to the ASA in case anyone else can make it. Then, the results of your tournament would count towards the national rankings.
So, it's:
1) pick a tournament date
2) announce that date to the ASA
3) play the tournament
4) announce the results
5) everyone gets ranking points based on their finish.
And it only takes two people to play a tournament...
Giffetinho
28 Oct 2002, 06:02 PM
bump...
This Saturday at Episcopal High School in Alexandria, VA. PM me if you need directions, have questions, etc....
Will try to start around 10:30am or 11:00am...
There's also a second tournament on Sunday, same time and place...
Giffetinho
30 Oct 2002, 04:11 PM
The tournament on Saturday now will begin at 5:30pm at the squash courts at Episcopal High School in Alexandria, Virginia.
If you have any questions or need directions call 703-931-7696 or 434-295-3759 or email subbuteo1@comcast.net
All levels of skill are welcome. Anyone who will be in the DC Metro area this weekend and would like to see what it's all about please come by and take a look.
Giffetinho
11 Nov 2002, 01:38 PM
Rick Wilcox of the WTSL won his first ever National tournament, ending a four-year reign of teammate Gregg Deinhart.