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Junior Swingball Centre By MookieFeatures:? Includes Junior Swingball??? Fourgreat games to enjoy - Volley Ball Junior Swingball Tailball Tennis & Tailball Game? Height adjustable net? Contents pack into 2 bases? Easy to carry easy to store? Suitable for ages 3+ years

The Swingball Centre is the queen (if not the Queen s Club) of the Swingball sets. With 4 great games in 1 it is your own private sports club that amazingly can be packed away into just 2 clever carry-cases.Wherev er you want to play you have the choice of Volley Ball, Shuttleball, Tailball Tennis and Junior Swingball, and thanks to the all surface bases you can play almost anywhere.Enjoy award-winning Junior Swingball, the brilliant spiralling racket game with its bright tailed sponge balls, or hang onto your rackets and watch the transformation from the single pole Swingball into a fab professional- style net and have fun with match of Shuttleball.With its oversized shuttlecocks, Shuttleball is a zippy new version of badminton that s ideal for younger players, but there s more; simply lower the adjustable net and get ready to serve for a session of Tailball Tennis, you ll love watching those streamers flying back and forth, or raise the net to its full height, put down those rackets and jump up for a round of

Don't be fooled by the compact size - this travel friendly ping pong set allows realistic table tennis tournaments pretty much anywhere you choose. Ping pong, table tennis or whatever else you wanna call it...we all love a game once in a while, but sometimes don't have the space, can't be bothered setting it up, or worse still, can't find any darn ping pong balls (usable ones anyway). Desktop Ping Pong solves some of these problems, but you'll still need to take care with those ping pong balls. Getting ready for some hard hitting action takes about 60 seconds all up (we've tried) and measuring only 60 cm in length, the entire net is easily placed on tables of varying shapes and sizes. At initial glance, we must admit, we were quite doubtful that a decent game of table tennis could be had on something with such diminutive proportions. Five minutes later though, we were struggling to relinquish control of our bats and get back to well...more serious matters - you really can have a good game of ping pong c

Wimbledon, 5 July 1980. Bjorn Borg is beating McEnroe by two sets to one. The players enter into the most dramatic tie-break in tennis history. With exquisite play, Borg creates three Championship points, only to squander each one of them. McEnroe finally converts his seventh set point to take the match into the decider. Borg is chasing a record-breaking fifth title, McEnroe desperately seeking his first.As the men walked on to court, the crowd favoured Borg, booing McEnroe. But the Superbrat was a different man that day, curbing his tantrums and winning the crowd over as his respect for Borg became evident.On the other side of the net was the Ice Borg, one of the fittest athletes of the time, a man who practised five hours a day. With his rock-star good looks and wonderful tennis, Borg was adored by fans across the world.From these diametric characters emerged an intense professional rivalry which developed into a strong friendship. Malcolm Folley explores the essence of their competitiveness, encapsulated i