Anyone Remember these?

[Inspector Lestrade]

1 minute ago, Striggy said:

 

Remember Howzat well as we played for hours and made score cards up from the current test teams, usually England and India.  My brother still has it and we play occasionally, a long and thin metal 6 sided dice for batting, then another for the bowling side if you rolled an Howzat.  The football dice we had was a more traditional dice with Dribble, pass, tackle shoot etc.  If you rolled shoot you rolled the other dice for score, miss, saved etc,  Great games in a caravan at a wet seaside..

 

Yeah seem to remember the football version now, Cheers.

[sheriwozgod]

Wow that brought memories back.................i used to throw them all in a pile and do my own FA cup draw for my Subbuteo express.

[fatbloke no1]

Anybody remember Wembley ,was also a board game using dice to get results

[fatbloke no1]

Nearly forgot striker,was cuting edge technology when it came out,hit player on head to kick ball then they topped it off with diving goalie.We're we lucky to have come before computers or easily amused?

[Guest]

4 hours ago, dunsbyowl said:

Before the Internet - what a weekly chore this was back in 1975/6 A tough season ! That graph tells a story ! #UTO #SWFC

 

 

Found some of mine from the late 80's/early 90's a couple of years ago. When I explained what they were to our young un he looked at me like I was from another planet!

[Greengrass]

Progress chart 

[Utah Owl]

1 hour ago, fatbloke no1 said:

Anybody remember Wembley ,was also a board game using dice to get results

Got given a hand-me-down of that which must have originally been from the '50's 'cos it had Accrington Stanley and Gateshead in it!

 

Anyone here used to play another one called 4-4-2? Preferred that to Subbuteo.

[Mat-Owl]

Pro Action Soccer was another table top football game!! Any body else have that?

[Flat Owl]

1 hour ago, Greengrass said:

Progress chart 

 

Replicating Ryan's graph for this season...