
Sunday, 20 September 2009
No winner in the Smith vs Smith game
Thursday, 17 September 2009
Australian players in the FISTF world rankings
In the world rankings of August, Robert Smith is now 641st. He's the only Aussie until now in the Open ranking.
Monday, 7 September 2009
Australia at the World Cup

Steve Dettre was in Rotterdam as a visitor during the FISTF World Cup this week-end. the former organizer of australian table soccer and FISTF Director was impressed by the event and was very enthusiast about the possibility to have an australian team in 2012 if the world cup is held in London. Steve also mate Laurent Garnier (France) and Willy Hoffmann (Switzerland), two of the other co-founders of FISTF. A good time to remember a lot of souvenirs...
Thursday, 30 July 2009
Australian players in the FISTF world rankings
Open category (July 2009) Robert Smith (Western Australia SC) is now 644th in the world rankings with 15,00 points.
Wednesday, 15 July 2009
Database of players
Thanks guys, I've had a good response recreating a database of players, just need to find some more equipment and we are well on our way.
Robert Smith
Robert Smith
Wednesday, 8 July 2009
Australian players in the FISTF world rankings
Open category (June 2009)
Robert Smith (Western Australia SC) is the only australian player ranked. He's 641st with 15,00 points. Carlos Flores (Spain) is still the world's number 1 with 3016,00 points. Eric Verhagen (the Netherlands) is 2nd with 2515,88 points and Saverio Bari (Italy) is 3rd with 1994,00 points.
Robert Smith (Western Australia SC) is the only australian player ranked. He's 641st with 15,00 points. Carlos Flores (Spain) is still the world's number 1 with 3016,00 points. Eric Verhagen (the Netherlands) is 2nd with 2515,88 points and Saverio Bari (Italy) is 3rd with 1994,00 points.
Friday, 3 July 2009
Robert Smith reaches the semis in Singapore

Robert Smith (Perth) attended the FISTF Satellite tournament in Singapore on June 28. 29 players including one from Hong Kong were competing int he tournament. Robert Smith managed to reach the semi-finals, losing in a close game to final winner Yusni Den Mulia. This is a very encouraging result for the current australian number 1 player in the world rankings.
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