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What is IITF waiting for? (24)
Re: What is ITTF waiting for?by Ben 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: What is ITTF waiting for?) was posted by Ben, on 3/28/2008 5:41:54 PM:
| Hi Fadil, So was it as early as 1986 that frictionless existed? I heard that the banned the initial frictionless long pips rubber, but Hallmark/DR Neubauer found a way round it? I agree, the ITTF need to make decisions without changing their minds every 5 minutes. It is very hard to build a game/style of play when the ITTF keep on “moving the goal posts”. Its almost like they are trying to beat us into submission. Thanks, Ben. |