Back in the 1970s I had a football card game. It consisted of 27 cards. The idea was to deal a card to each player alternately, and each card had a player number (7 to 11) representing the forwards. Each card had an instruction, such as 'throw a 6 to score' or 'throw an even number to score'. All you had to do was throw the dice, and if you threw the required number you scored. Can't remember what it was called though - can anyone help?

In 1970, I came a cross an old football annual. Cannot for the life of me remember what it was called. The inside back page (2 sides) were a game. Similar to Pokkit Soccer in layout, and played similar to Top Dice Soccer. The pitch was made up of approximately 140 (10x14) small dice sized squares. The shaded penalty area was 6x3??? The differences to the above two games, being that each square was represented by the number of a dice. Game started and depending on the number dice that you threw, you moved the counter onto the next square accordingly. Sometims, this meant a sideways, or even back-pass depending on the number in the adjacent square. You only moved the counter one square at a time. Players threw alternately, until you reached a shaded penalty area. If a player moved into this area, he gained another shot, and if he threw a six, or the number of the square he was on, he scored. My memory of the games title, was "Spot Soccer". But I've searched numerous book shops but to no avail. Anybody with any ideas, please contact me.

Does anyone know what the points differences went to on the dice selector sheet, once 3 points for a win had been introduced?

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