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12-01-2004, 00:05
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Re: Good strategy?
Hey guys! I have just been reading this and I came up with an idea, which im not sure if its illegal. U know how u can cover your side with a net or pole? Well have u thought about doing the same exact thing on the other side of the field (with a telescopic pole). I mean the rules state that you cannot goal tend. Or block a ball on its fall. But wat about doing it to the ball slots on the other side. =P Its just a thought
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