Chad Valley Soccer Stadium

(11-a-side)

By pressing each players control lever with the correct weight the ball is propelled around field. Goalkeepers move form side to side by using their own control lever.

Munro Rod Football

(11-a-side)

Metal players are moved in straight line up and down pitch by use of rods under pitch. The ball is a magnetic puck which slides over the pitch surface. Goalkeepers move from side to side by using their own control rod.

Relum Football

(11-a-side)

Pull the player back which releases the spring action to kick the ball.  The goalkeepers stay in position.

Casdon Soccer

(endorsed by Bobby Charlton) (later by Kenny Dalglish)

(11-a-side)

By twisting either of the two control knobs the players turn and kick the ball.

Goalkeepers are controlled by the same knobs.

The 'Nipper' Finger Football

The ball is played on a pitch within the bounds of a net-covered wire cage.  There is an opening at each end - the goal.  Each player moves the ball by pressing keys behind their goal to control numbered flaps.  A fast moving game from years gone by.

Air Football

A plastic disk floats on a cushion of air and is propelled by two pinball flippers which protect the goal.

The scoreboard is battery powered but can be turned off if the soundtrack gets too distracting.

Duration - First player to score 4 wins. Play best of 3 matches.

Pin Football

A ball bearing is propelled around the pitch by two pinball flippers which protect the goal.

Duration - First player to score 5 wins. Play best of 3 matches.

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