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New rubbers from Neubauer (52)
Re: Interview With Alan Cookeby Fadil Olguner 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Interview With Alan Cooke) was posted by Fadil Olguner, on 4/8/2008 3:19:47 AM:
| Some web sites have written comments like this.Perhaps they are right or not.But this is not change the facts we saw.At this demonstration I clearly saw that this rubber has a lot of attacking capacity and blocking is not as effective as the frictionless ones but you can at least return the ball.Long float balls will not be problem any more.When you chop the opponents generally send the ball out-not high level players of course-So what ? if you have capacity I belive that this rubber has some potential-When we play we will see.Thanks |