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I was kinda disappointed that the big man is not playing. He yet to play in Europe this year. I hope LGL won't forget him this 2012, coz he still has a lot to offer, especially being such a good trooper for China.

Very funny Yosua :P

Sorry El...hahaha too lazy to browse the earlier post :)

Yeah buddy, they're right. The rubbers they suggested are soft and if you are still finding your BH loop, softer rubbers are the way to go. Richard are right when he said to keep at it. Don't avoid you BH, use the BH loop every time you have the chance.

I'm biased, Wang liqin!!! hahaha my favourite player.

You don't have to boost the rubber buddy....The name happens to be Boost. :) They have Stiga Boost TS/TP/TX

Funny you should ask this. Normally I wouldn't know what type of short pips are good. But this is your lucky day. I just got back from a hit out at another club, and the guy I was playing against uses 729 Friendship 802-40 short pips rubber for his BH. The amount of spin he generated was...

Wish you could be there and be her shoulder to cry on, don't you SC....hahaha :O

You mean, you're willing to go back into uni just so you could play in the 2013 edition? hahaha I wish I could do that..

Yeah Matt, that is true you know. He earned many new fans, especially here. I was rooting for him to win the tourney after he won against Jike. Though Jike just rolled over and play dead, I can't take anything away from Joo. RESPECT!!! :)

They're really going all out with this, and they have the game. Interesting to know if they're produced in the same factory, the ESN in Germany.

Thanx for the stats TT Guru. I have one suggestion, though it is a little over the top. Do you think you can come up with stats of forced/unforced errors against winners for a tournament? I know it's a massive task, but at times I am kinda curious. :)

I know the two who voted for Joo, Yosua and yourself naturally. :) Kinda curious who was the other though.

Welcome to the forum Culaopho!! :) About your question, Rhydian is quite right. For starters, watch the serves. People might argue, "most TT players feint their serves and it's difficult to tell". If you play against really good players, you will have that problem. If I were to play the top 50...

If you're comfortable with Cayman and it's characteristics, I say go for it buddy. The blade is rigid, and should go well with srivers. You see, srivers were made during the speed glue era, and I'm telling you, it's a real bad boy. You can attack, block, chop...pretty much do anything with the...

GONG XI FA CHAI to you too :)

That is a real shame. They could've gotten a lot bigger market if they do, more sales means more money. Huge market in China, GB and Asia in general. What are the odds meeting a German speaking Chinese? :0

Good point Raga4. Yeah, you did mention that the place didn't have VOC free glue available. In terms of performance, there's nothing come close to speed glue. I grew up using the stuff for decades. I bet if the ban is lifted (in la la land:)), everyone would switch back to it in a heart beat...

Yakisoba, what William said was spot on. Blocking using a rigid/stiff blade with rubbers like sriver combo is perfect. It gives you control and a bit of punch in your blocking, and I too like that feeling. Normally, some of us try other players blade and try and get the feel first, unless you're...

From what I know, it's quite a rigid blade that ought to go well with your Srivers. I think it's an allround blade, and quite light. I should think it's okay. I mean, if you're familiar with it, go for it. It's best to listen to yourself 1st, while taking into account feedbacks from others.