For a true subbuteo enthusiast, this one comes as a "holy book" of faith. Packed with information about the origins and the evolution of the game, guides the reader form the early years when we really played the game on our knees to the glorious era of the 80's when hundreds of players attended every major local or international event, sometimes in front of hundreds of spectators like it happened in Athens 1986 Subbuteo World Cup. Recalling rhousands of memories with the help of splendid coloured photos, showing old and rare equipment or advertisements and catalogs of the game through the years, this book can't go without notice by any devoted subbuteo fan. Perhaps not useful to people who would wish to improve their technique, this book is definitely NOT a training manual for table football players, but it certainly helps discovering (or remembering) a magic that no longer exists around modern football tables. If "Roy of the Rovers" used to be your favourite read, if you ever tried the "long swerve" successfully, if you ever felt your heart beating out of control before you flick for a penalty kick, if you still have a laugh talking about that match you lost in extra time with some old friends, DON'T MISS this one!!