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My youngest son and I still dig the Subbuteo out at Christmas. Great fun if you allow an bit of latitude with the flicking.
Casdon Soccer was another great football game from growing up. Two wheels controlled your players across a plastic mogul filled pitch. Brilliant fun. I picked one up on e-bay about ten years ago but recently discovered it in cupboard and all the string controlling the levers had come off. We just pretend that side is QPR.
I have either two or three before the game but unfortunately I am seat number 1 in the R Block so any breaks involve going past the whole line. I normally get away with just the one halfway through the first half.
Wouldn't it be nice to be able to celebrate it with the same enthusiasm we see for St Patricks Day without being made to feel embarrassed? I do feel it is time the perception changed.
Anyway, here was the BBC presenters take on breakfast time 'Happy St Georges Day to anyone that is celebrating'. Rough translation - 'ah bless'
A bit like our 1 year extensions. We could force the one year extension on a player in order to sell him to another club he has been on loan too who themselves had an option on him. If that is the case then I am guessing fee won't be too mad.