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aquickgame2 Beni = summer,Caribbean = winter 07 Mar 12 9.05am | |
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Quote Stuk at 06 Mar 2012 3.27pm
Quote aquickgame2 at 06 Mar 2012 1.29pm
Anyone remember putting "dubbin"on the old leather balls before playing a game. I never really knew why we did it ? Same reason you put it on the boots. Waterproofs it and softens the leather to prevent it from cracking.
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tangerineeagle cleveleys,lancs 07 Mar 12 9.32am | |
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im sure my frido was red,got plenty of outings on thornton heath rec
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batcountry Melbourne 07 Mar 12 9.57am | |
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Yes , the Frido balls I had, and there were many, we're red. They also sold a branding iron type tool that you could repair punctures with.
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sausage M25 07 Mar 12 10.09am | |
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I thought this thread was going to be about Lord of the Rings p***.
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Pete53 Hassocks 07 Mar 12 11.02am | |
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Ah Frido balls, jumpers for goalposts etc etc Weren't they fairly lightweight, or am I thinking of another brand? I seem to recall you would give one an almighty Bobby Charlton style wallop but never quite know in which direction it would end up going (although part of that would have been down to my lack of Bobby Charlton type skills).
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richard shaw (og)65 my minds eye 07 Mar 12 7.14pm | |
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Quote batcountry at 07 Mar 2012 9.57am
Yes , the Frido balls I had, and there were many, we're red. They also sold a branding iron type tool that you could repair punctures with.
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lankygit Lincoln 10 Mar 12 3.26am | |
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Quote cornisheagle at 05 Mar 2012 7.04pm
Do any of you oldies remember those quality plastic footballs (fridos)that nearly every kid had in the late 50's and 60's. I seem to remember that they were quite cheap and were very durable.Do they still make them?
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