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To play football you just need a sheet of paper (cuadriculado!), and a pen or pencil, perfect to play when the professor is talking to others.
First you must draw the court, ie the playing field so as seen on the left. The ball picks up where the white point, players take turns movienda a square ball in any of eight possible directions, ie vertically, horizontally and diagonally, moving the ball makes a hairline with a pen or pencil to mark the movement.
The ball can not move beyond the margins of the field, but when it hits one of the sidelines or the dead ball line (which is in line with the arcs) it bounces, ie the player has 1 extra moves, as happens when the player takes the ball to a corner (provided that the movements end in one of the corners of a square ...) in which there is already a line, ie also get an extra move.
The first player to take the ball to the opposing goal. Winner is also declared a player who has left his opponent without a valid move to make in their turn.
A couple of examples on the right:
Note how you can get several extra moves using the law of "bounce", the darkened lines are moves made previous shifts.
This game seems to be very popular in Eastern European schools, I have known of Wikipedia and right there I have brought. Us football fans being so fluent in English as we could miss this little game?.
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