The National Electric Football Game Museum
"preserving the buzz…" The National ELECTRIC FOOTBALL Game Museum is dedicated to preseving the history of the game, the memories of the generation who grew up playing the game and the innovations in technology that have allowed this game to endure into the 21st century.
The Tudor Games Forum. For many years, this was the place to connect with other members of the “Electric Football Community”, to discuss all things about the game and hobby and to get all the latest announcements, specials and updates from Tudor games. Continue reading “Electric Football Archive”
Mention “electric football” and, for many, it conjours up images and memories of “that game that made alot of noise and the players just ran around in circles”. After a few minutes of playing the game, frustration and disappointment would set in and the game was shoved under the bed or thrown in the closet to be forgotten. Continue reading “Electric Football’s “true value””
I found this blog post this morning on i80sportsblog.com Very Interesting!!
It also contains a video from Andy MacLaughlin’s Dirty Bird Electric Football League (DBEFL). I found this especially interesting since Andy was one of the participants in the Solitiare Coaches Points Challenge (a competiton for solitaire coaches). Below is another video from Andy’s DBEFL
Here’s another from aarp.org. Short but says alot.
https://blog.aarp.org/tag/electric-football
And then this link that is in the above blog post from kshs.org
https://www.kshs.org/kansapedia/electric-football-game/10204
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The National Electric Football Game Museum 