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Get ready to boosters and tuners Ban (7)
Re: Get ready to boosters and tuners Banby JRSDallas 16 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Get ready to boosters and tuners Ban) was posted by JRSDallas, on 6/5/2008 11:06:55 PM:
| Good grief yet another "SAHARA Must Go" chant. Boosters, tuners, speed glues, topsheet treatments and anything done to alter the original playing characteristics of a rubber will be banned. We've known this for a couple of months now. In fact this is just what the frictionless long pips crowd was calling for as fair play when frictionless long pips were banned. I don't have a problem with the bans and I think most people don't. Not having glue or frictionless to hide shortcomings in our games will simply force us to learn to play table tennis. That seems good to me. So my tuners will be gone. OK One advantage is that my racket will be consistant and I'll may become more consistant myself as a result. |