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Herewego then with issue17, which for achangeis right on scheduleand with acarded cover to boot!
Theslightly sadder news is that it will bethepenultimateoneas I intend to discontinuethis Newsletter
early in 2008. Ivejust realised (despiteconstant reminders fromfamily members) that Ill be50 next
April and oncesaid that Id befinished with all this by then. It seemed along way off at thetimebut
17 issues later thedeadlineis looming largeand Ill haveto keep my word. Its all been very enjoyable
and worthwhilebut comenext year Ill certainly appreciatehaving morefreetime, thats for sure!
I recall that when welaunched back in 2002 therewas much scoffing by Subbuteos self-proclaimed
elder-statesmen (wherearethey now?) and many of themconsidered themselves far too grand to be
writing in ahumblefanzinelikethis. Oneindividual said hecould never contributeto something that
wasnt in full colour becausehis efforts wereworth morethan that, whilst another pretentious goon
told meto let himknow when wed reached 200 subscribers so that hed feel adecent number of
peoplewerelistening to what hehad to say. Hetoo has sincefizzled out likeawet firework phut!
Oneprophet joyfully predicted our demisewithin ayear and yet failed to foreseehis own, much sooner.
But for every detractor therewas somebody out therethat was prepared to maketheSubbuteo Club
asuccess - particularly theNewsletter - and Ill begiving thesemembers their duecredit in issue18.
Impleased to say that Subbuteos dinosaurs havenow been replaced by awholenew generation of
enthusiasts and things will keep moving in this positivedirection Imsure. You only haveto read this
magazineto seethesort of creativity within thehobby, and this is in addition to all thematerial on the
Subbuteo Forum(www.subbuteoforum.co.uk) wherefresh ideas areblooming on an almost daily basis.
Stadiumconstruction is avery popular themeat themoment.
However, with thewealth of information availableon theInternet and thefact that wevecovered most
Subbuteo topics during our 5-year run I think its about theright timeto wind up this paper publication.
All weneed now is onelast push to fill theSpring 2008 edition and so this is my final pleafor articles.
Pleasethink about what you can contributeand well definitely finish on ahigh noteif its anywhere
near as good as whats listed below ...
CONTENTS
(1) Editorial (just onemoreto survive:-) (2) Moremembers mugshots, by popular demand!
(3) TheSubbuteo Club Membership Map (4) TheD-I-Y Subbuteo Fruit Machine
(5, 6 & 7) HW prices on eBay from2004 to 2007 with full listings up to ref. 359
(8) Turning common HW teams into Rarities (9) An evening of DreamTeam Subbuteo
(10) TheUtimateEvent (11) Cutting out theMiddle-Men (12) Subbuteo Snakes & Ladders
ISSUE #17 - AUTUMN 2007
Another 10 of the Forums Finest
(Weve gone 4 - 4 - 2 in this issue)
SMILE!
Robert Flickmeister Pete, a.k.a. Sykes Klaus
Robert @
Tornado Toys
Mistersitter Ray Percy Evans
J on
A (Brief) Review of the Leicester Fair on 16/06/07
Firstly, let mesay that theturnout (afar as buyers go) was poor. This was ashamebecausethenumerous sellers in
attendanceprovided us with 2Munich sets, 3Snooker sets, 3Football Express, 2StadiumEditions, atleast
200HW teams, including many of thosehard-to-find Italian teams in the90s range, aNewfooty Net-A-Ball game,
an International Edition (I bought that!) approx. half adozen flat sets, avery rareTargetman, 100s of spareplayers
offered by SteveFox andatableful of quality, self-painted teams by Mark Parker.
ImsureIvemissed plenty of items but thesestood out in particular and thebuyers who did show up foundthemselves
in averitableSubbuteo goldmine! TheStall of theDay award goes to Chris Allen for his 3-tablespread of golden-era
goodies which was as big adisplay as Iveseen at any fair over thepast 5years. If sellers bring anywherenear this
amount of stuff at Xmas it will beanother buying feast, so pleasedo your best tocomealong and below arethedetails ...
Venue: TheTrinity Methodist Church, Narborough Road (A5460), Leicester. * Easy Parking *
Date : Friday, 28th December from10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Admission : 2.00 * Food & Drinks Available*
Iain
Damien, a.k.a.
HEAD80
The Subbuteo Middle Men
No, this articleis not about referees but about what I think is theproblemwith Subbuteo collecting today. Namely, all these
get-rich-quick types who arejust in it for thecash and buy fromonemember of theSubbuteo community to sell to another
for ahealthy profit, of course!
Many of themmasqueradeas truecollectorsthemselves becausethey arent easy with thedealer tag and this just
diminishes my respect for themeven further. Weveall met them; Hi mate, really interested in that (cheap!) XXXX you
havefor sale, always wanted oneof these etc etc... Yeah, sure, until they find abuyer who will pay them3x morefor it!!!
Sameon eBay when anitemyou want appears and with 30seconds left you think youvegot abargain....until oneof these
guys pops up! Then you just know theres a90%chanceif it reappearing at an inflated pricewithin weeks, if not days!
Ivealmost given up trying to get stuff this way becauseyou can bet oneof thesesharks will becircling in thewater on any
given auction and its rarethey miss out on anything that can beresold with abigmark-up! Great news for eBay, bad news
for Subbuteo collectors!
Imsorry to say that swapmeets aresuffering thesamefate. All you need is acoupleof thesevultures at theevent and the
underpriced itemscan becleaned out within half an hour. I know several peoplewho havesold stuff at afair for a
reasonablepriceand then seen it up for auction afew days later. Naturally, thebuyers either kept quiet about this when
purchasing theitemor gavetheimpression it wasfor their own collection.
Let mesay, grudgingly, that I dontmind peopledoing thecar boots to resell, although in an ideal worldtheyd leavestuff
for collectors who really wanted it. I supposethat if theseguys areprepared to get up at thecrack of dawn to hunt for
bargains to sell onthen so beit, but I do draw thelineat thosewhoexploit fellow collectors. Fair enough, theres afineline
between keeping quiet about thetruevalueof an itemyou seeatacar boot (weveall doneit!) and taking advantageof a
naivecollector, but most stuff at boots would only bejunked anyway and theseller clearly has no further usefor it.
Collectors areindividuals who shareacommon interest and if you rip themoff theyll usually find out at somefuturedate
when theyvewised up, with all theresentment that can create.
I was talking recently to someonewho had arrivedon aSubbuteo Forumall fresh-faced andin good faithadvertised a
load of HWs for aknockdown price. Within 2hours hed received7messages fromthepredators, only TWO of whomhe
subsequently found out werewhat couldbetermed genuinecollectors. This is apoor ratio and I sometimes wonder how
many real collectors thereareas apercentageof thewholecommunity.
My estimateis that agood quarter of thoseinvolved in Subbuteo areon themakein someway. You only haveto look at the
number of websites out there, plus theregular Ebay sellersincluding thenotorious Subbuteo Shops (wheresomeof the
prices being askedareludicrous!) to realisetheextent of theprofiteering. And at least 90%of their stuff, despitetheusual
waffleabout attic finds, will havecomefromother collectors.
Personally, I wouldnt sell anything to someoneI knew would sell it straight oneven if I was offered adecent pricefor it!
I dont think weneed thesespivsoperating in our midst but maybetheir buyers would seeit differently. Isnt that thecrux
of theproblem? Therearealways buyers for their items, which almost justifies what they aredoingcertainly to them and
they arent going to stop whiletheprofit margins aretherearethey? They even feel theyreproviding auseful serviceto
collectors in their roleas intermediary, but tometheyresimply creating inflation within thehobby and aclimateof distrust.
Imalmost at thepoint whereI will not sell stuff cheaply any morebecauseI automatically assumethattheperson wanting
it (unless I know him) will beusing meas asourceof profit.
Imsurethat somereaders will not sharemy views, which is fair enough. Therearethosein favour of this activity
(including somewho practiceit themselves) whileothers pretend it doesnt exist and somewho realisewhatshappening
but dont really careanyway. I suspect themajority of collectors feel its unhealthy for thehobby but theres notmuch they
can do about it and so they just accept it on that basis alone. Resignation is probably thebest word to sumthis up.
In fact, theres probably alot morethat collectors can do about this than they realisebut it would takeacombined effort.
Unfortunately, collecting is apersonal pastimeand as long as individual collectors find what theyreafter theyrehappy
with littlethought of working with others for thecommon good. When theyreoffered something by areseller they snap it
up, no questions asked, becauseall that counts to themis getting something theothershaventgot and if they refuseit then
somebody elsewill haveit instead. Thats acollector for youasolitary beast! If aSubbuteo player was acheat all the
others would refuseto play against himbut collectors seemwilling to accept skulduggery as part of their hobby,
perpetuating theproblemby feeding thegreed of thosewho exploit them.
So it looks liketheonly way to get rid of theseslick operators will beto wait for Subbuteo prices todrop. Theyll disappear
almost overnight when this happens and in my opinion it will bethehealthiest thing to happen to Subbuteo in along time!
Simon Ullett
Wouldnt it be great if there was a mega Subbuteo event? A Subbuteo Extravanganza with
a collectors fair running alongside a major playing competitionsomething for everyone!
And the playing event is not just for Soccer players either, Imtalking Cricket, Rugby,
Snooker, Hockey, Speedway and all the rest. I can just see this, at some prestigious venue
with a huge hall full of sellers and around this main hall are a series of side rooms in each of
which a different Subbuteo game is being played.
Naturally, most of the interest is focussed on the Soccer games and there are celebrities
a-plenty in attendance. Hasbro have really wheeled in the big guns for this one!
Theres Wayne Rooney playing Subbuteo with the latest Man U teamand on the next table to
himis Steven Gerrard doing likewise with Liverpool while Frank Lampard is flicking a set of
blue players over on the far side. Other sightings include Michael Owen, Emile Heskey and
Paul Robinson and you can imagine the number of spectators theyre attracting!
This is a great platformfor Hasbro PLC to show off their latest range of 2008 items and with
the Euro 2008 competition barely a fortnight away their new range of 16 international teams
are selling like hot cakes. Their reps are also on hand to listen to suggestions and advice from
Subbuteo fans and theyre being kept very busy I can tell you!
The press coverage for this event has been massive with regular ads in the daily national
press and even a 30-second ad on the ITV during prime time. Both Sky Sports and Channel 4
have cameras at the venue to get footage of this great occasion. The former will be covering
the games and showing extracts fromsome of the best ones played throughout the day.
As for the ITV, theyll be doing a documentary on the social phenomenon that Subbuteo has
become and their cameras are busy scanning the main hall, interviewing members of the
collecting community.
There are masses of people in the main selling hall at least 100 tables and 500-plus crowd
of buyers. Imsure most readers will have attended a Toy Fair at some point and been a large
hall full of toy stalls, hoping that maybe there will be a couple of themselling Subbuteo.
Well, this one has ALL the stalls selling Subbuteo and the whole place is just a sea of green!!
Every imaginable itemis on sale fromthe past 60 years of this great hobby . where on
earth did the sellers find all this stuff??? The prices are quite reasonable too, not based on the
eBay going rate but at realistic amounts that collectors can afford. What is noticeable are
the many languages being spoken (especially Italian) due to an influx of Subbuteo pilgrims
fromall over of the world, and some of themeven have their own stalls where you can get
those rare foreign items not usually seen on these shores.
What a fine day out, well worth the 5.00 entry fee including free parking. Its only 10 miles
fromthe airport and barely 5 minutes walk fromthe nearest train stationno wonder the
crowds are flocking in, and this is just the first of many annual events planned for the future
IF ONLY!!! But who knows? It could be that someone reading this will get a sudden
inspiration and enquire about hiring the MilleniumDome for one day next summer.
- Go for it and your place in Subbuteo folklore would be guaranteed!
The Greatest Subbuteo Show Of All Time
Could it ever happen? - Steve Salter describes what it might be like if it did!
THE SUBBUTEO CLUB MAP
Overseas
Italy 34 USA 13
Oceania 10 Holland 8
France 7 Canada5
Germany 5 Belgium 4
Channel Isles 4 Africa 3
Greece3 Portugal 3
Asia 2 Malta 2
Cyprus 1 S. America 1
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UK Regions
Yorkshire 49
Lancashire 44
London/HomeCounties 38
Midlands 32
South East 23
Scotland 20
South West 16
Lincs. & East Coast 15
East Anglia13
North East 11
Wales 9
N. Ireland 6
Republic of Ireland 4
Other UK Regions (not shown) 31
The map below is based on places to which I have sent Subbuteo Club Newsletters over
the past 5 years and shows membership distribution throughout the UK and worldwide.
Some years ago, I bought a miniature fruit machine for my son
which doubled as a piggy bank and he had his use out of it before
eventually losing interest. It stayed in his bedroomgathering dust
and then recently I hit on an idea which got me thinking
maybe I could convert the symbols on the reels frombells, apples
and lemons into Subbuteo figures? This wasnt completely
spontaneous because Id already been to a pub in town where
theres a Subbuteo slot machine and then within a week I had
seen one advertised on eBay, so the thought had been with me for
a while.
It wasnt feasible for me to buy a full size one (which I didnt
fancy anyway; it actually has little to do with Subbuteo!) because
cost and space were the main issues, but I had nothing to lose by
tinkering with the existing mini one, especially as it was now surplus to requirements and
only cost 12.99 in the first place. Ive always been a DIY person and even if this came to
nothing it was at least sure to provide me with a few hours entertainment!
I set about the task and it wasnt too difficult to remove the screws holding in place the outer
casing. Next, out came the reels and I was able to remove the strips of tape holding the
pictures of fruits etc so far, so good! This is as far as I got because the next stage is to
print out some adhesive strips to replace the originals using exactly the same sizes as before.
Finding the right images will be time-consuming but all is going to plan and I intend to
re-assemble the machine to produce the finished article during my 2-week break in late
August. I dont see why it shouldnt be a success because the basic mechanismis still in
place but it all depends on whether I can find just the right tape to go onto the reels for them
to spin as freely as before. Maybe cutting some very thin plastic strips to size and gluing
themonto the reels could be the best option.
Already I have in mind the winning formulas, with payouts varying in accordance with the
value of the figures. So 3 Original HWs in a row would be the jackpot (to replace the 3 bells)
and the most minor prize would be 2 Hasbros and a blank (to replace 2 cherries and a blank).
The sequence shown (Scarecrow - Flat - OHW) wouldnt
get you anything but shows what the different figures
will look like once theyre spinning on their reels.
This is just a bit of fun for my own personal use and I
wont be marketing these machines to sell. I doubt there
would be much demand anyway and certainly too little to
make the kind of profits that all the effort would justify.
As I say, I dont even know if this will work but if so Ill
report back with full the details for others to have a go!
THE SUBBUTEO ONE-ARMED BANDIT
An Original Idea by David Hale



TOTAL FOOTBALL!
Every so often oneof my boys brings one(or more) of his school mates to our housefor afew games after school
that arenormally football related. They used to play all theusual computer stuff and then they got into Wembley
(an old oneof minefromchildhood) beforediscovering Socceramawhich I found acoupleof years ago at acar
boot fair. But theonethey seemto prefer thesedays is Subbuteo with theDreamStadiumedition, bought by me
earlier this year for oneof their birthdays and thetwo of themhavesincebought alot of accessory packs to get the
extraplayers and managed to complete6 of theteams in theend.
So in J uly during theschool holidays they and 2 of their mates decided to haveoneof thesesleep-over evenings
with themainattraction being afootball competition. 4 is aperfect number for this and off they went with their
computer games for an hour or so. Then out cametheWembley, which doesnt takeso long so they had 3 of these,
followed by agameof Socceramawhich can turn into amarathonexcept therewas an hours timelimit on this
occasion. It was getting on towards 9 p.m. when theDreamStadiumfinally cameout and this is thepart I want to
writeabout here.
It was just likewatching kids in theplayground at first. Theplayers wereall set out ready .. Nedved, Ronaldinho,
Maldini, Beckham, Henry etc and having tossedfor first pick oneof theplayers(with aset of red bases) picked
aplayer for his teambeforetheblue-bases player did likewise. Imsureweall remember the2 captains who did
this back at school, picking off thebest players until all that was left weretheless ableones. It was pretty much the
sameherewith theSuperstars being thefirst to get snapped up!
Thepitch was then set up and thegamecommenced to what would bethemodern-day equivalent of the
Elementary Rules ie. Keep flicking until you miss! A few houserules weretagged on too, but thegame
finished in an entertaining 2-1 to thereds after 10 minutes each way. Theplayers werethen put back into thepool
and theprocess was repeated by theother 2 lads, although their gameended0-0 and didnt quiteproducethesame
excitementthis all camein thepenalty shoot-out which was won 4-3 by thereds again.
Wethen had aplayoff for 3rd beforethefinal. Thisis becausethroughout theevening scores werebeing kept in
each of thefootball competitions with 3 for awin, 2 for 2nd, 1 for 3rd and 0 for 4th and so getting 3rd placein the
Subbuteo Cup was important for theextrapoint. This was acomfortable2-0 job to my younger son whod been
eliminated onpens. in theprevious gameand thus deprived of ashowdown with his older brother, so hesettled for
3rd spot and thestagewas now set for thebig final.
Thered bases had won every gameso far but would this change? My oldest son was playing with theblueones and
hewas favourite. Being aChelseafan hewas picking Chelseaplayers to match thebases and theother lad was
going for Liverpool players for thesamereason. Thebase/player issues had been agreed beforehand so this was a
formality. Theprevious games had been morehybrid affairs, with spoilingtactics used during theselection
process to prevent theopponent lining up his DreamTeam. For thefinal I haveto say thetwo teams looked great
and in my opinion thesearethebest Subbuteo havedoneso far, certainly as far as detail is concerned. Imalso
impressed with thecrease-proof pitch and thesturdy goals which even my two sons havent managed to damage
they must besturdy!!
So all in all agreat set, but back to thefinal itself. Liverpool went ahead in thefirst minute, catching out the
Chelseadefencewith along throw. Then therewas theexpected Chelseadomination but it took until just before
half-timefor theDrogbaequaliser to arriveand then early in thesecond half J oeColeput themahead.
Gameover weall thought becausemy son plays far moreoften (practicing regularly with his brother) but after
that it was all Liverpool and during this spell they hit thepost twice. But towards theend Chelseasealed it with a
Makeleleshot fromtheangleof theshooting zonefollowing awell-worked corner. 3-1 was thefinal scoreand
Subbuteo brought down thecurtain on their Total Football evening.
I must say it was good fun watching thesekids play and they certainly enjoyed it too. It took meback about 25
years to when I was playing this samegamein my parents garage. Different equipment certainly, but thesame
passion and excitement that hasnt changed abit! My former playing partners haveall dispersed now and weve
lost touch but seeing thesefellas in action revived old memoriesof Keegan, Hoddle, Francis, Brooking & Co.
Thenames havechanged but thegamegoes on and thats Subbuteo for you timeless!
By Jason Bools
Common Rare Alterations Required
Original Refs. Repainted Ref(s)
1 70 Addblack cuffsandcollar
83 2redstripesonshirts
104 Addwhitecross, whitesocks
114 Addwhitecross to shirt
158 Greensock tops
161 Removesomeredfromsocks, leavingit just at thetop
289 Repaint socks white
2 92 Yellow sock tops, collarsandcuffs
94 Addblack, red, whitebands

5 97 AddalargewhiteV to theneck andaddsky bluesock tops
6 116 Changesock colour to red
188 Removeshirt trimsandaddwhitechest band

10 59 Addredsock topsandredchest band
(either horizontal or diagonal for thevery rareversion!)
16 232 All redsocks
244 Removecollar, addredcuffsandpaint socks red
18 63 2bluebandsonshirt, bluecollar/cuff trims& reversesocks
21 113 Addblobof bluepaint for badgeonchest
141 2redhoopsonsock topsandlower arms
143 2bluebandsacrosschest
41 255 Addwhitebadgeto chest
258 Removeredfromsocks
297 Changeskincolour
42 128 Addstripesonarms& collar trim
155 Changeskincolour

43 75 Add3bluestripesto shirts
187 Addbluestripesto shirt anddownarms
47 60 Paint horizontal redbandonshirt
121 Paint sleevesblue
160 Addred& blueto socks

67 22 Changeskincolour
77 249 Addblack sock tops
169 Addblack & whitestripesto shirt & enlargeblack collar trim
154 65 Paint socksgreen
156 69 Add3black bandsto shirt
91 Addlargeblack crossto shirt
247 Removeblack sock tops to makethemall white
All of thetransformationsabovecan beachieved with minimal paint work and with no changing of bases required.
Obviously, if youregood at removingand reinserting players then thenumber of possibilitiesincreases greatly.
For example, aref. 21 could also becomea37, 66 or 135 on blue& whitebases, and so on
This guideis for recreational purposes only and is not to beused for profit by passing off commonteams as rarities.
TRANSFORMING COMMON HW TEAMS INTO RARITIES
Geoff Sibbald takes 16 common HWs and looks at 36 rarer ones they could be used to make.
THE UNOFFICIAL PRICE LIST
OF SUBBUTEO HW TEAMS

Hereis thenew unofficial pricelist regarding theSubbuteo HW teams.
It comes fromtheclosing priceof theEbay auctions during thelast threeyears.
I havecollected about 5000 ended auctions priceof singleteams (no job lots).
Thelist is themost accurateas possible, but samepricecould bemissing dueto period whereI
couldnt connect to theweb.
PleasenoteI havent collected ALL thepriceappeared on Ebay, thats mean that if I
already had several priceof thesameteam, all very similar among them, I didnt check that team
anymorefor months. If I noted any variations in theprices I started to collect themagain.
I haveNOT considered thegeneral conditions of theplayers (broken, warped bases,
discolouring, reversed colours, any re-glued players, etc), of thebox (type, tears, holes, replica,
Ref. No, etc), etc. to collect theprices.
Only teams in bad conditions as well as therepainted teams (declared or not declared but evident)
havenot been collected and havenot been added to thelist.
Prices arein Euro and Pounds.
Someexplanations arenecessary to better understand this pricelist:
Thefirst column indicates theofficial teamreferencenumber and theteamkit variations.
Thesecond column includes theaveragevaluation among all theprices collected (not showed
but I havein another file)
Thethird and thefourth columns includetheminimumand maximumvaluations.
Sometimes you will find thesamereferencenumber: in thosecases it means that bases or players
havesomething special and this skills will beadd to this field.
I want to makeclear that this pricelist is probably not complete, but it could beaprecious tool to
trade, sell and buy. I know and I amsurethelist haveto becorrected, filled and updated with new
futureprices and indications.
This pricelist is only an indication of what you can find on theweb, it is not absolute.
Very often thevariations of theprices arehuge. My opinion is that thesevariations aredueto
several components likethepeopleconnected to theweb in acertain moment, black out of theweb
during theclosing date, many peopletaking part to aauction, timeof theclosing date, two or more
buyers that fight to obtain ateam, thequality of thesellers and their trustworthy, hard collectors
that desirethesameobjectetc etc
A suggested key of reading could bethat thelowest priceindicates ateamnot in perfect condition
with oneor morebroken players and/or very discolouring players and/or avery tatty or torn box,
on thecontrary thehighest pricecould indicateanever played teamand used box.
In themiddletherecould bemany different prices or values, thats thereason the
averagepricecolumn has been added on thetable.
Fromthereferencenumber 323 to referencenumber 359 therecould besomeHW teams
manufactured between Italy and Portugal after theseventies. Only afew of HW teams, that sellers
assured to beoriginal, had appeared on Ebay. They arereported on thelist.
By ALBERTO ORAZI
alberto.o@libero.it
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42.99
69.81
16.32
8.84
10.88
15.64
8.84
13.60
20.40
24.48
8.16
22.44
8.16
10.20
15.64
9.52
12.92
10.88
24.48
17.70
22.00
11.56
23.80
27.20
19.72
0.68
36.92
19.04
12.24
28.56
17.68
23.80
23.80
14.28
25.84
14.96
6.12
8.16
8.84
34.68
39.44
15.64
34.00
31.00
17.68
40.80
30.60
36.72
28.85
22.00
18.36
38.50
31.28
28.56
32.64
7.48
22.44
29.24
144.84
35.07
31.28
100.00
32.12
14.28
45.56
21.08
35.36
61.88
31.96
40.80
42.30
44.20
83.64
91.80
74.80
20.40
109.00
27.00
21.76
58.46
36.72
65.28
30.60
91.55
67.89
112.00
46.24
63.92
150.00
80.92
73.44
173.40
101.32
63.24
143.00
69.36
79.56
78.00
92.00
123.00
92.00
22.44
25.16
46.00
84.00
113.00
162.00
130.59
87.00
144.00
86.36
120.00
131.92
255.00
95.20
105.40
227.12
83.00
83.64
94.52
33.32
57.00
109.50
203.89
125.80
108.80
142.00
143.00
73.44
95.20
91.80
128.00
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
60.47
31.16
36.30
13.87
31.78
26.39
54.12
15.55
44.43
44.81
31.65
45.58
37.78
33.49
34.41
21.29
41.54
46.43
19.21
41.83
31.23
22.52
37.98
14.46
21.99
14.23
22.51
36.75
16.32
33.32
29.35
19.62
19.46
17.75
33.77
15.94
50.88
37.45
22.15
22.33
17.22
27.72
44.10
47.75
24.76
21.72
54.09
48.80
48.47
69.39
55.96
67.15
46.84
60.75
43.48
70.97
51.62
54.63
39.60
42.68
12.17
14.28
36.91
22.89
31.28
42.16
14.28
22.44
6.55
8.84
14.50
25.16
10.20
23.00
25.84
12.24
30.60
20.40
26.52
14.96
12.24
9.52
16.32
11.56
19.04
21.08
13.60
20.40
7.48
14.28
6.12
8.16
13.60
10.20
18.36
16.38
9.52
13.65
10.20
30.60
0.68
17.68
15.64
11.56
12.92
10.88
16.32
23.80
21.00
13.60
14.28
23.80
21.08
14.28
34.68
45.00
26.00
17.68
31.96
25.84
31.96
25.16
22.44
14.96
17.68
0.68
8.16
14.96
6.80
31.28
82.00
49.64
57.80
19.72
65.96
72.76
102.00
22.44
102.00
65.96
54.40
57.12
68.00
42.16
51.00
29.00
82.28
91.80
26.00
63.00
52.36
34.68
74.12
40.80
31.28
31.28
73.20
129.20
29.92
67.32
44.00
41.48
30.60
28.56
39.44
32.64
110.16
70.72
51.00
38.08
29.92
42.16
77.00
118.32
51.68
30.60
102.00
84.32
89.00
229.16
72.08
115.60
95.00
141.44
78.20
179.00
95.88
125.00
82.28
156.00
25.16
25.16
68.68
38.08
31.28
12.07
11.15
14.15
12.46
17.05
15.36
10.89
10.43
11.52
10.63
15.49
19.73
11.75
24.12
21.97
11.18
18.20
14.28
17.82
41.32
13.81
48.85
32.10
39.87
15.55
52.16
25.57
14.13
38.09
34.20
24.38
48.28
37.37
24.34
36.46
46.98
32.49
43.40
21.17
18.02
12.67
12.73
16.98
23.56
20.82
44.02
20.30
24.53
16.81
16.22
18.87
22.29
29.30
32.84
31.80
17.05
21.83
22.33
28.63
30.69
61.56
52.91
48.92
44.44
42.50
4.76
4.76
6.80
8.84
10.50
4.76
4.76
5.44
6.12
6.80
6.80
8.16
7.48
17.00
14.00
7.48
11.56
10.20
8.84
21.76
8.16
27.88
16.32
21.76
9.52
28.56
12.92
7.00
10.20
12.92
11.56
24.48
21.00
14.28
14.96
24.48
10.20
13.60
12.92
10.88
4.76
8.84
9.52
9.52
12.24
18.36
10.88
12.92
8.16
6.80
13.60
10.88
14.20
16.32
20.40
7.95
12.24
14.28
23.12
14.96
36.04
36.00
21.08
23.80
27.88
23.12
25.84
21.08
25.84
30.60
33.75
23.00
18.36
19.04
14.28
23.80
31.96
24.60
34.00
27.88
19.04
48.28
21.08
28.00
92.48
29.24
74.80
50.00
69.00
28.56
107.44
53.04
28.56
63.92
51.68
58.00
100.64
64.00
44.88
68.00
104.53
54.00
102.00
52.00
36.72
119.68
32.64
39.52
27.20
33.00
25.84
52.65
50.32
63.92
68.00
40.00
34.00
36.00
40.80
62.00
130.00
91.00
138.00
93.16
73.44
130.00
91.00
138.00
93.16
73.44
Ref. Av. Min. Max. Ref. Av. Min. Max. Ref. Av. Min. Max.
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
250
260
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
278
279
280
281
282
283
284
285
286
287
288
289
290
291
292
293
294
295
296
297
298
299
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
35.39
37.46
42.51
38.08
12.67
36.14
23.85
15.71
15.99
36.18
58.99
34.10
107.44
N/A
33.01
37.47
52.12
59.66
39.61
102.00
26.84
41.29
61.66
47.67
21.00
54.67
23.56
53.39
27.70
23.80
28.87
N/A
100.67
27.61
67.69
82.15
44.38
37.99
84.97
26.56
53.46
39.77
42.42
56.44
46.92
27.02
N/A
71.35
61.07
62.41
44.03
38.91
67.06
66.71
72.89
50.44
10.25
9.67
16.22
15.03
14.06
21.72
31.00
30.60
N/A
23.12
11.56
19.72
25.16
9.52
19.72
14.28
10.20
9.52
27.20
44.88
17.00
22.44
N/A
9.52
16.00
36.00
34.68
25.84
67.32
15.64
16.00
31.96
25.16
21.00
27.20
12.92
48.30
18.00
19.04
25.00
N/A
56.56
15.64
23.73
31.28
13.60
16.32
30.60
14.96
28.56
22.44
29.92
56.44
24.50
19.04
N/A
31.76
31.28
16.00
27.00
24.48
42.84
26.12
31.00
20.40
6.12
5.44
10.20
7.00
6.80
16.32
31.00
30.60
N/A
59.84
91.00
61.00
72.76
16.32
71.40
29.24
22.44
21.08
51.68
95.20
80.00
192.44
N/A
56.50
71.40
73.44
83.64
48.96
136.68
46.24
56.44
129.20
95.88
21.00
87.00
34.68
58.48
37.40
28.56
31.00
N/A
154.00
51.68
123.76
136.68
141.00
65.00
142.56
49.64
82.28
61.88
56.00
56.44
123.08
35.00
N/A
115.60
102.68
167.00
55.87
64.09
83.00
102.00
136.00
104.00
12.50
16.32
24.48
22.44
26.00
31.69
31.00
30.60
N/A
326
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
344
345
336
337
338
339
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
354
355
356
357
358
359
59.16
N/A
35.37
46.48
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
148.92
N/A
34.95
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
34.68
40.80
N/A
19.61
N/A
N/A
N/A
70.72
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
26.10
N/A
28.00
53.72
28.56
N/A
26.54
31.96
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
148.92
N/A
29.10
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
34.68
40.80
N/A
12.24
N/A
N/A
N/A
70.72
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
26.10
N/A
28.00
36.04
102.68
N/A
44.20
61.00
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
148.92
N/A
40.80
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
34.68
40.80
N/A
30.60
N/A
N/A
N/A
70.20
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
26.10
N/A
28.00
71.40
51.35
59.56
64.95
52.60
43.38
25.15
40.13
19.15
23.80
28.36
19.32
11.64
16.18
20.40
94.80
14.90
22.21
54.67
23.94
16.72
53.68
64.77
27.88
20.33
98.94
21.74
27.25
28.56
35.15
26.07
56.19
68.17
42.65
58.15
62.10
28.53
32.64
27.38
40.90
23.00
34.66
31.96
N/A
51.21
31.28
55.08
39.21
62.26
32.30
39.86
N/A
25.84
15.43
42.67
28.46
39.83
34.78
32.19
68.86
62.75
74.18
71.47
17.86
38.08
33.89
22.00
22.44
25.70
9.52
22.44
14.96
24.87
12.24
15.64
12.92
7.48
6.12
11.56
12.92
44.20
7.48
14.96
31.28
9.52
11.56
23.12
32.64
10.88
11.56
27.20
16.32
11.56
23.12
20.40
22.44
26.00
21.76
25.84
27.88
62.10
22.44
19.04
21.76
15.64
12.00
23.12
31.96
N/A
25.16
31.28
55.08
17.68
25.16
29.92
16.32
N/A
25.84
8.16
30.60
12.92
23.12
14.96
23.00
47.10
29.92
10.88
36.04
10.88
16.32
19.04
113.65
112.00
198.00
126.48
78.00
30.60
55.76
27.20
30.60
55.76
57.12
20.40
20.40
27.20
171.60
25.84
36.72
82.96
52.36
25.00
89.00
136.68
35.36
36.72
170.68
29.24
51.00
34.00
52.00
31.28
133.96
156.40
87.04
171.00
62.10
38.00
68.68
33.00
105.00
34.00
54.30
31.96
N/A
115.60
31.28
55.08
104.72
115.60
34.68
62.56
N/A
25.84
21.08
65.00
44.00
57.12
40.80
46.10
104.00
144.16
180.66
126.00
25.16
77.52
82.96
Ref. Av. Min. Max. Ref. Av. Min. Max. Ref. Av. Min. Max.
VARIATIONS
#19 blue socks
55.08 - 55.08 - 55.08
#20 black shorts
64.46 - 40.80 - 94.00
#27 Ajax Style
84.32 - 84.32 - 84.32
#40 White with red/blue hoops
87.32 - 65.96 - 124.44
#46 Yellow Shorts
79.22 - 71.40 - 87.04
#47 Orange Shirts
29.75 - 27.20 - 33.32
#49 Gold Strip
102.41 - 78.88 - 125.00
#54 All Green
82.18 - 16.22 - 184.28
#55 Purple Shirt
35.28 - 21.76 - 61.88
# 61 Yellow & Red Stripes
30.44 - 18.36 - 51.00
# 74 Sky Blue Shorts
33.49 - 29.92 - 37.40
#139 Red & Blue Stripes
73.48 - 65.96 - 81.00
#143 All Blue Kit
40.00 - 22.00 - 68.00
#170 V on Shirt
27.30 - 17.00 - 41.48