TOP SPIN GOALS

Has anybody played with these Wembley style goals, and if so, what are they like?

I'd be interested in this too.

Just bought some, NGD.
They're nicely done, with hooks in good positions for tidying up the net nicely. Very neat, but not sure I love them enough to use them ahead of others. I DO like a good net bulge when a goal is scored.

Steve , can we have a piccy mate ?

Yes, will take one when I get back later today and post. Out and about ( on my mobile ) at the moment.

There are 2 small hooks at the back of the stantions too, around the mid point, to help you tidy up the seam. I haven't trimmed this net up yet or wound the seam together ( which I would normally do ) - but you get the idea.

They don't look bad Steve , nets are far too tight , but could sort that , actual goal design looks quite good to me.How much did they cost ?

£12.95 from 'LittlePlasticMen', Jim.

http://www.lpm-online.co.uk/acatalog/Accessories.html

Cheers Steve , are they brittle plastic or bendy , if you know what I mean ?

The look brittle. I daren't try, tbh.

I'll bring them to the next Lionhearts gig if you like, and you can check them out, Jim.

Yes, Jim. Just given the bar, posts and stantions a good flex. So flexible they are.

DELL of the SOUTH wrote:

There are 2 small hooks at the back of the stantions too, around the mid point, to help you tidy up the seam. I haven't trimmed this net up yet or wound the seam together ( which I would normally do ) - but you get the idea.

What do you mean here about tidying the net? How will you fix it/make it look good...can you explain please.

There a two bits that stick out along the back of the stantion, where the netting on the side and back can be hooked, allowing you to tighten it all up, as opposed just being gathered up in the corner and hooked at the base alone.
Will take a picture of the back without a net when I get home, Will, without the net on.

I was referring to ... I haven't trimmed this net up yet or wound the seam together ( which I would normally do ) Sorry if unclear

I personally like to trim the excess off the net. Then take cotton and weave it in and out of the back and side netting edge to knit them neatly together.
I'm just a fussy git like that.

It's also a nice touch to weave cotton elastic through the bottom run of squares and tie off under the base.
The effect being, you lift it to slide your keeper under and it will then immediately ping back down to cuddle up to the baize.