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Welcome to Foozeball.net! |
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Thursday, 12 October 2006 10:00 |
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Welcome to foozeball.net! Home to foosball enthusiasts world wide. This is a brand new site aimed to be your one stop site for everything foosball. Whether you here to view the video's, Learn, Browse the forums, get your league registered with us, or just look around, foozeball.net is your site!
Don't forget to read the forums for up-to-date info on major events and even the local events at your local bars. Got an event? Post it up in the events section on the forum! Sign up today, it's free! |
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Monday, 08 September 2008 04:58 |
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 04 September 2008 13:35 |
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So You Thought You Were Good... But Then You Went to the First Big Tournament This chapter will be short, but will also be on the topic most dear to my heart. The chapter title describes me a few years ago, and the only difference today is that I'm still not good, but now I know it... My only advice is that if you're beating all the players around you, you have to go out and find players who can beat you. Then you'll see what great foosball is like, and then you may be motivated to practice that brush-pass, that moving-defense, and all those other techniques that seemed like sheer nonsense to you before. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 04 September 2008 14:46 )
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Written by Mspot
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Thursday, 04 September 2008 14:16 |
- 2-bar/2-rod:
- Either of the two defensive bars, each with 2 men. The second rod away from the goal.
- 3-bar/3-rod:
- Either of the two "offensive" bars, each with three men. The third rod away from the goal.
- 3-bar-goalie-rod:
- The "goalie" rod, with three men. Some tables such as the Tornado lack ramps and instead have a third man on each side of the goalie rod to pick up what would otherwise be "dead" balls due to the flat backfield. The first rod away from the goal.
- 5-bar/5-rod/5-man-rod:
- Either of the two "mid-line" bars, each with five men. The fourth rod away from the goal; the two rods at the center of the table.
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