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OUR SAD DAY INSIDER AND SBF1 BANNED (4)
Re: OUR SAD DAY INSIDER AND SBF1 BANNEDby dingwol2 18 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: OUR SAD DAY INSIDER AND SBF1 BANNED) was posted by dingwol2, on 10/9/2008 1:54:39 PM:
| I don't come here much but it's sad to read such an uneducated comment as this from Ben. These 2 TT Master rubbers could be used for an attacking blocking game - they are nowhere near being frictionless and the decision to ban them is a very poor one. To play with these rubbers had taken more skill, I believe, than with the old frictionless pips. They really do want us to all play like robots! |