Your old polo mallets

Posted on Tue 12th, April 2011

• #1

sol

The snow is gone now and time to start polo here in my city in Poland. As i'm no good with a drill yet, then maybe could take some old, dusty mallets for the folks here to start playin with ?

I'll be swinging by London this coming sunday, could you guys please bring any unwanted mallets with you to polo sunday daytime? ( or PM me and i'll sort monday out too if needed )

Thanks
Agata
• #2

skoota

i'm saving all of mine for the hall of fame.
• #3

sol

yeah, that's helpful
• #4

Todd

All mine get used until they're dead! Need to sort your drilling skillz A...
• #5

sol

i know, on top of all the other skills in for improvement. Meh
• #6

eggpie

Ive got a hockey stick you can have
• #7

Buffalo_Bill

I got one you can have.
• #8

PiQuE

I have one, pick up from Farringdon.
• #9

eggpie

I have plenty of the yellow pipe, and a drill, if you can find some poles?
• #10

sol

awesome, PM'd

John, the yellow i'm sorted for, but thanks.

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