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tREE_wiTH_hAMStER
 Post subject: Bubble 'Football'
PostPosted: Mon Jan 13, 2014 1:34 pm 
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Apparently the Domes are now doing it?

Not sure if 'football' should be part of its title mind but looks a laugh, anyone had a go?

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Not yet, seen a video on Facebook of a few lads doing it at the domes and looks like a laugh. £8 a man for the hour I think it is, we are booking it for next week.

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 Post subject: Re: Bubble 'Football'
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Joe Mac wrote:
Not yet, seen a video on Facebook of a few lads doing it at the domes and looks like a laugh. £8 a man for the hour I think it is, we are booking it for next week.


£80 an hour?

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Yea a mate of mine is running it, it's not bad price wise when you think the domes are £50 an hour anyway.


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Tree_With_Hamster wrote:
Joe Mac wrote:
Not yet, seen a video on Facebook of a few lads doing it at the domes and looks like a laugh. £8 a man for the hour I think it is, we are booking it for next week.


£80 an hour?


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tREE_wiTH_hAMStER
 Post subject: Re: Bubble 'Football'
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Yea a mate of mine is running it, it's not bad price wise when you think the domes are £50 an hour anyway.


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True, couldnt tell if you could book a full court for it (ie 10 of you) or it was just randomers signing up and taking part together once booked up etc

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Chrissy Stevo wrote:
Tree_With_Hamster wrote:
Joe Mac wrote:
Not yet, seen a video on Facebook of a few lads doing it at the domes and looks like a laugh. £8 a man for the hour I think it is, we are booking it for next week.


£80 an hour?


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What is bubble football?

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Youtube it.

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Don't they keep bursting? What's wrong with a Mitre Delta? Or Adidas Tango?

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I played yesterday, great fun and great for fitness. Your contained in a tight plastic tube which is surrounded by a 1.5m bubble with a hole in top to breath, absolutely boiling when your running around bouncing into people. Much more fun then running/spinning aimlessly in the gym

You can actually manage to play some football too, in our game of an hour the score was 6-5

Great value too, usually its much more (up to £20 per person per hour)

If anyone wants to book ring the domes and ask to book or ask for Andy Briscoe. I would imagine most people on here would already know Andy or at least recognise him as he is one of the top/chief (whatever you want to call it) stewards at Pools, hes been there donkeys.
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grabec
 Post subject: Re: Bubble 'Football'
PostPosted: Mon Jan 13, 2014 4:30 pm 
Bosh85 wrote:
I played yesterday, great fun and great for fitness. Your contained in a tight plastic tube which is surrounded by a 1.5m bubble with a hole in top to breath, absolutely boiling when your running around bouncing into people. Much more fun then running/spinning aimlessly in the gym



Right....so the healthy choice is either to be contained in a tight plastic tube, absolutely boiling, running round and bouncing into people, or running/spinning aimlessly in the gym.....?? sctatchinghead
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MutleyRules
 Post subject: Re: Bubble 'Football'
PostPosted: Mon Jan 13, 2014 5:07 pm 
Just had a look on youtube....looks brilliant!!!! :-)
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That looks awesome clappp

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grabec
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PostPosted: Mon Jan 13, 2014 5:14 pm 
Oh well, just me then. Never was one for expending too much energy!

Anyway, I get enough of being constrained in tight tubes when I'm trying to struggle into me dresses when I've put a bit of weight on.........
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MutleyRules
 Post subject: Re: Bubble 'Football'
PostPosted: Mon Jan 13, 2014 5:16 pm 
Anyone fancy organising a Bunker game....I'd definetly play!!!! :-)
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I'm up for that Muttley

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I wouldn't need a bubble.

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Joe Mac
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I'd be game

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Joe Mac wrote:
I'd be game

What about Kirsty ?

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I'd be game

What about Kirsty ?

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Kirsty could bring her dad.

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offshorepoolie wrote:
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I'd be game

What about Kirsty ?

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Kirsty could bring her dad.


I think you'll find during the week Kirsty is her Dad, it's just on a weekend (normally Saturday nights) she's Kirsty.
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Joe Mac
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When does he/she have time to be Kate?

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When Kirsty's clothes are at the dry cleaners.
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