Below you will find a list of links to web sites relating to the subbuteo fraternity across the globe that I would quite frequently visit.
If you have a site and it is not listed below feel free to contact me and I will then add it to this list, as I am always on the lookout for subbuteo related sites that I can browse through in my spare time.
Pete Whitehead, who I have visited and dealt with many times in the past, runs this site predominately as a business specialising in the new handpainted Parodi figures. He also has some excellent knowledge of Subbuteo from the 50's right through to the present day stuff and incorporates a section on the 30 rarest Subbuteo items ever produced.
Run by Chris Stapleton who's main product is the superb Santiago range which is based on the Subbuteo figure of the 1960's with short sleeved players and heavyweight style bases. Chris sells the teams in a variety of interesting kits from the 1950s-60s. Soon to come is a new range based on the 1970s Classic Heavyweight figure, painted in your choice of colours from the Subbuteo range of that period.
A site run by father and son duo Tom and Algy Taylor, with news and details of leagues and tournaments both in Britain and around the world. Their forte is mainly "professional" table soccer equipment although Subbuteo streaker sets can also be found on this web site.
A new company based in Canada, selling new Subbuteo items together with Zeugo, Astrobase, Sports and flat figures.
A fairly new company ran by Neil Lishman producing Table Soccer equipment for the future enthusiasts. A lot of players on the circuit are using the new Raptor bases produced by this company, myself included - if I could call myself a player that is - and two new variations of a playing figure, the 2K4, is now available. They also produce hand-painted teams to an extremely high standard.
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Undoubtedly the Worlds best Subbuteo related discussion forum.
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Mike Peacock's site specialising in the numberous variations of the Classic Heavyweight Figure, with some excellent photographs.
Jon Shelley's site commenting on past and future collecting fairs with some lovely photos.
Chris Smith site showing pictures of box sets and specialising in Subbuteo Rules through the years.
Ex-pat Paul Eyes produced this site with quite a bit of emphasis in my opinion geared towards his love for Manchester City. Some very amusing photographs and captions.
If it's Subbuteo accessories that 'floats your boat' then Alex Ogilvie's website is the one to visit with superb pictures of the vast majority of them shown here.
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This is an absolute must for any enthusiast of the great game and as I'm sure everyone would agree THE best informative Subbuteo site on the planet - just superb!
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The Northern Ireland Table Football Association ran by Kenny Beggs and of which I am a competitor, but unfortunately not a very successful one!
Another local Subbuteo League excellently ran by it's President David Clegg, containing formidable opposition for the above Association. Go to the nitfa site above to access details on the North Down League.
Just as it says, the web site of the Federation of International Sports Table Football detailing all the tournaments and player rankings from around the World, ran by it's Belgium President Vincent Coppenolle.
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