Has LVG introduced 90s Sensible Soccer to the squad

Originally Posted by Zorg

Fly goalie for us was one designated keeper who could come out of his area.

Rush goalie was nearest one to the net could use his hands.

Edit: like 'Spider' above.

Wrong.

Spider = Monkey = Nearest

Fly = Rush

Goalie

Originally Posted by PeakyBlinder

When has football ever been played with no goalkeeper?

Pretty much what the Brazilians did in the 1970 WC, tbf

Headers and volleys > any football.

Would like to see a professional version of this, nqat.

5 lives each, goalie starts with six, every goal is a life off, when you lose all your lifes you gotta stand in the middle of the goal with your keks down whilst everyone gets a free penalty at you. No goals inside the six yard box unless it's a header and you can't 'set yourself up'. Those were the days...

Originally Posted by MonkeyOnMyBack

Wrong.

Spider = Monkey = Nearest

Fly = Rush

Goalie

No, I'm telling you what we used to call them, not what you used to call them

Rush Goalie was a set keeper who could come & play outfield but you had to call it first.

Rush and Scramble goalie basically meant anyone on the goal line could use their hands to save the ball.

Games were penalties, headers and volleys, long shots, 60 seconds and World Cup knock out

Whats game where you had to score off a volley, if your shot was saved or off target you had to go in net. Whoever was in net when you banged the 10th in had to stand their starfished whilst everyone got to toe bung the ball at you. Think it began with J...

Originally Posted by Zorg

No, I'm telling you what we used to call them, not what you used to call them

And im telling you that you were wrong.

Originally Posted by MonkeyOnMyBack

Wrong.

Spider = Monkey = Nearest

Fly = Rush

Goalie

scramble or rush.

Originally Posted by MonkeyOnMyBack

Wrong.

Spider = Monkey = Nearest

Fly = Rush

Goalie

Spider ffs.

Originally Posted by MonkeyOnMyBack

And im telling you that you were wrong.

Fly keeper

Originally Posted by Marlon Van Baron

Rush Goalie was a set keeper who could come & play outfield but you had to call it first.

Rush and Scramble goalie basically meant anyone on the goal line could use their hands to save the ball.

Games were penalties, headers and volleys, long shots, 60 seconds and World Cup knock out

Yes Baron! That's what we used to call it too.

Assume you're a southerner, too?

World cup singles, though wasn't it? The most daft rules - if you fouled someone it was penalties all round...

Originally Posted by PeakyBlinder

Headers and volleys > any football.

Would like to see a professional version of this, nqat.

5 lives each, goalie starts with six, every goal is a life off, when you lose all your lifes you gotta stand in the middle of the goal with your keks down whilst everyone gets a free penalty at you. No goals inside the six yard box unless it's a header and you can't 'set yourself up'. Those were the days...

We called that 'lives'.

Best way to choose who gets lumbered in net for Wembley Doubles or Singles.

Used to play 60 seconds too. Down to 5 seconds. Clock starts with the first touch of an outfield player, if in nets just ping it at one of them.

Originally Posted by Crumps

We called that 'lives'.

Best way to choose who gets lumbered in net for Wembley Doubles or Singles.

Used to play 60 seconds too. Down to 5 seconds. Clock starts with the first touch of an outfield player, if in nets just ping it at one of them.