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The Hobby to End All Hobbies

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For the armchair footballer, table top football. A Continental Floodlighting International Edition of the evergreen football game, Subutteo.
Condition: Excellent, though one man short
Price:£30 SOLD

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February 24th, 2009 | Tags: , | Category: games and toys, toys | 2 comments |

2 comments to The Hobby to End All Hobbies

  • Ian Marchant
    March 4, 2009 at 11:01 am

    Top. I had this, floodlighting and all. It got in the way, quite frankly. It’s a shame more people didn’t play it actually on a table top; if we didn’t have to scrabble about on the floor, less pieces would have got knelt on; and therefore this set wouldn’t be one short.

  • admin
    March 4, 2009 at 11:15 am

    And if only we’d known that kneeling is a privelege of the young. I couldnt go for two minutes each way kneeling without at least some sort cushion. And then m’ helpers would have to get me up. Table top is definitely the way to go.
    BTW ooofff… 0-3 at Ipswich, isn’t it?

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