elprincipe said:
nintendo_fanboy said:
Snesboy said:
Make a new thread, this one is month's old. |
How dare a member with the incredibly tiny amount of only 24 posts attack this wonderful thread?! Three hours doesn't sound bad... I guess if you had read all the text until chapter 4-4, that'd also have taken you three hours  Unihockey is a sport that was established only twenty years ago as some sort of icehockey without ice. Today, it is very popular in Scandinavia, Switzerland and in the Czech Republic. In sweden, games are broadcasted in television and season finals are usually watched by 10000 people. Here in switzerland we only have about 500 spectators in a championship's game, but the development is really fast. We will probably have live games on TV in the next season. |
Sounds something like field hockey but inside? Floor hockey? We used to play this with brooms, called broom hockey. |
It is quite different from field hockey, the field is smaller and there are only five players plus a goalkeeper per team. Also, the sticks are way better than those of the field hockey players, you can control the ball perfectly with them. If you are interested in how they look, go to the page www.unihoc.se, this is the page of the most important manufacturer for those sticks.
