ITTV960145A1 - THE FOOTBALL GAME - Google Patents

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DESCRIPTION OF INDUSTRIAL INVENTION

Invention entitled: THE TABLE FOOTBALL GAME

Description: Board game for two people with a board showing a soccer field and 13 rows of 17 circles arranged symmetrically. All the circles are crossed by 4 diagonal lines at 90? along which the pieces can be moved. Each circle constitutes a possible position for the pawns. Each player places eleven pieces on the "playing field". The aim of the game? to score the most goals by placing the ball inside the goal.

The game ? consisting of: (SEE DRAWING ATTACHMENT - TABLE 1)

- A metal board on which are drawn a layout of a football field and 13 rows of 17 circles arranged symmetrically. All the circles are crossed by 4 diagonal lines at 90 ?. The 2 "doors" contain 7 circles each.

- Twenty-two pawns equipped with a superior pivot! which ? You can slide the ball and a magnet into the bottom

- A ball with a longitudinal hole that can? be inserted into the pin positioned above the pawns - Two pawns with arrows to indicate the direction of the shot

GAME RULES:

It is played in two people with a "playground" made up of a panel with 13 rows of 17 waxes each crossed both from the right and from the left by diagonal lines and 2 "doors" containing 7 circles each. Each circle constitutes a possible position for the pawns. Each player places eleven pieces on the "playing field" representing a team of eleven "football players". The aim of the game is to score the highest number of goals by placing the ball inside the goal net. Without a different agreement between the players the game ends with the victory of the team that reaches the SIX goals first.After the third goal there is an interval and the teams are again deployed on the field for the restart of the game each in their own half.

The ball is placed over the heads of the "player-pawns". The ball can? switch to another "footballer-pawn" if there are no opposing "footballer-pawns" in the trajectory. If the attacking team does not? able to make no pass between their "players-pawns", the ball must be delivered to the opposing team what to do? resume the game from the "player-pawn" pi? close to the action.

RULES ON THE MOVEMENT OF "PLAYERS-COUNTERS"

Each time the ball is passed, both teams are entitled to the displacement of a "soccer player" (first the attacking team, then the defending team).

Players without the ball can move along a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line for an unlimited number of positions. The movement of the "player-pawn" can? be carried out even if there are "player-pawns" in the trajectory to be traveled.

llcalciatora ball carrier pu? be moved before making the switch to one of the four positions surrounding it.

Only the "goalkeeper" can? stand on the goal line. During the whole game only three "player-pawns" for each team (including the "goalkeeper") can remain within the large area. The "player-pawn" who comes to find himself in an irregular position can? be expelled with a warning from the opposing player for all the action in progress, then returning from the half line? field.

RULES ON THE PASSING OF THE BALL

The ball is placed on top of the pawns ("footballers-pawns") and can? be passed from one "soccer player" to another along a horizontal line, vertical or diagonal if not c '? any opponent "footballer-pawns" in the trajectory (the "footballer-pawns" of the same team do not obstruct the passage of the ball). Passes must be made between "players-pawns" in line with at least one free position between them. Do not ? it is allowed to pass the ball back to the same "player-pawn" who has just made the pass unless he has in the meantime changed his position on the pitch.

The ball can not? be passed back to the goalkeeper and once passed the half of the field the ball cannot be passed back to "player-pawns" who are in the other half of the field.

START OF THE GAME

The players will do heads and tails to decide who has the right to choose between the field (and the color of the pieces) and the initial possession of the ball. The attacking team places a "player-pawn" on! center of the playing field which with a passage to a partner will give? start the game. Before starting, each player must place the "goalkeeper" and the ten "player-pawns" of his team in his half. field. First he moves the attacking team (pass of the ball + movement of a "player-pawn"); then he moves the defending team by moving a "player-pawn". And so on, up to the conclusion of the deration.

GAME ACTIONS

Does the attacking team have three options? to make your move:

1) pass the ball from one "player-pawn" to another that is in the same line and move any "footballer-pawn" along a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line.

2) move the "player-pawn" with the ball on one of the four positions that surround him and pass the ball to another "player-pawn" who is in the same line; in this case he will not be able to make other movements.

3) pull on goal, that is? place the ball in one of the circles inside the goal. The shot on goal can? be performed only if there are no "player-pawns" (of both teams) in the trajectory. The "football player carrying the ball" can not? be moved before taking a shot on goal. Do not ? allowed to shoot in goal from your own half? field (including line). If the "player-pawn" who has to shoot on goal has two or three possible trajectories to finish the action on the net, the defending player, instead of making a useless move of a "player-pawn", can? ask that the shot be made with the carom. The player of the team who attacks after covering the arrow with one hand, will choose? ' to direct the propiro shot in one of the possible trajectories Indicating the direction of the shot with the arrow and manterr? covered with one hand the arrow itself. The player of the defending team will have to? try to guess the trajectory of the shot and move the goalkeeper in the direction of the shot, choosing one of two or three possible restaurants. The player of the attacking team will find out? at this point the arrow ch? will reveal? the direction of the shot. If the "portire", once the arrow is discovered,? in the same trajectory, the shot? to be considered saved and the ball will come? placed above the goalkeeper who puts it back into play by moving to the goal line, otherwise? GOAL. Should the player who took the shot on goal be returned to the in-goal? field.

The defending team, after every move of the attacking team, can? in turn move one of his own "player-pawns" along a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in such a way as to defend his own goal and intercept the passages of the opposing team.

END OF ACTION AND RESUME OF THE GAME

If the attacking team does not? able to make any pass between their "player-pawns", the ball must be handed over to the opposing team. What to do? resume the game from the "soccer player" pi? close to the action. What if the "footballer-pawn" who won the ball doesn't? able to make no direct pass, the ball will come? delivered to the goalkeeper of the same team.

In case of goal or parade of the "goalkeeper", this pawn can? put the ball back into play starting indifferently from one of the seven positions that can? take on the goal line, the "goalkeeper" can not? pass the ball offers its own half? field.

Claims (1)

CLAIMS 1) Board game for two people with a metal board on which a football field is drawn and 13 rows of 17 circles arranged symmetrically, All the circles are crossed by 4 diagonal lines at 90? . The 2 "doors" contain 7 circles each. (SEE ATTACHED DRAWING - TABLE 1) 2) Twenty-two pawns with an upper pivot in which? it is possible to insert the ball and a magnet in the lower part (SEE DRAWING ATTACHMENT - TABLE 1) 3) A ball with a longitudinal hole that can? be inserted into the pin positioned above the pawns (SEE ATTACHED DRAWING - TABLE 1) 4) Pawn with arrow to indicate the direction of the shot 5) RULES: The ball is placed over the head of the "player-pawns" and can? be moved from one "player-pawn" to another along the diagonal lines or horizontally and vertically. 6) RULES: If the attacking team does not? able to effect no passage between their "players-pawns", the ball must be delivered to the opposing team what to do? resume the game from the "player-pawn" pi? close to the action, 7) RULES: The "player-pawn" without the ball can? be moved along the diagonal lines or horizontally and vertically; the player with the ball can? be moved before d? make the transition to one of the four positions that surround it. 8) RULES: The ball is placed on the pawns ("footballers-pawns") and can? be passed from one "player-pawn" to another along a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line if not c '? any opponent "football player-pawn" in the trajectory (the "football players-counter" of the same team do not obstruct the passage of the ball). Passes must be made between "players-pawns" in line with at least one free position between them. Do not ? it is allowed to pass the ball back to the same "kicker" who has just made the pass unless he has in the meantime changed his position on the pitch. 9) RULES: The attacking team has three possibilities? to make your move: pass the? ball from one "footballer-pawn" to another in the same line and moving any "footballer-pawn" along a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line; move the "kicker-pawn" with the ball to one of the four positions that surround him and pass the ball to another "kicker-pawn" who is in the same line; in this case it will not be able? make other movements pull in the door, that is? place the ball in one of the circles inside the goal. 10) RULES: I shoot them on goal pu? be performed only if there are no "players-pawns" (of both teams) in the trajectory. The "football player carrying the ball" can not? be moved before taking the shot on goal. Do not ? allowed to shoot on goal from your own half? field (including l? nea). 11) RULES: If the "player-pawn" who has to shoot at the goal has two or three possible trajectories to finish the action on the net, the defending player, instead of making a useless move of a "footballer-pawn", can ? ask that the! shot is made with the carom. The player of the attacking team, after covering the arrow with one hand, will choose? ' to direct the shot in one of the possible restaurants indicating the direction of the shot with the arrow and manterr? covered with one hand the arrow itself. the player of the defending team will have to? try to guess the trajectory of the shot and move the goalkeeper in the direction of the shot, choosing one of two or three possible trajectories. The player of the attacking team will find out? at this point the arrow that will reveal? the direction of the shot. If the "portire", once the arrow is discovered,? in the same trajectory, the shot? to be considered saved and the ball will come? placed above the goalkeeper who puts it back into play by moving to the goal line, otherwise? GOAL, must the player who took the shot on goal be repositioned in the half line? field. 12) RULES: The defending team, after each move of the attacking team, can? in turn move one of his own "player-pawns" along a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line in such a way as to defend his own goal and intercept the passages of the opposing team. 13) RULES: If the attacking team does not? able d? effector any passage between his own "player-pawns", the ball must be delivered to the opposing team what to do? resume the game from the "player-pawn" pi? close to the action. What if the "footballer-pawn" who won the ball doesn't? able to make no direct pass, the ball will come? delivered to the goalkeeper of the same team. 14) RULES: The "goalkeeper" can not? pass the ball over your own half? field.