Any players in Milan Italy
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I had to look because one of my longtime friends was born there.
This place looks real good...
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=...asJFuDFrUa6tdBihQ&sig2=T3gNNNwD9zun7BWoy_a56g
This place looks real good...
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=...asJFuDFrUa6tdBihQ&sig2=T3gNNNwD9zun7BWoy_a56g
Been there. Mostly social players, not that many serious one. Looking to play some friendly games only.
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I would not mind visiting there, good art and cars. If you buy me a Ferrari while I am there I'll fly over and play some pool with you.
Yes I know Ferrari is in Maranello but close enough for me
Hmm. Didn't know what. They do allow visits? Address? Thanks in advance
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Feel free to call them, or to use their email and/or FB page. Friendly they are.
LONGONI
Via G. Cappelletti, 56
22066 - Mariano Comense (Co) - Italy
info@longonicues.com
Phone +39 031 745072
LONGONI
Via G. Cappelletti, 56
22066 - Mariano Comense (Co) - Italy
info@longonicues.com
Phone +39 031 745072
Could you please take some pics when you go to Longoni.....
...I've owned some of their products over the years....
...I consider them the 'Brunswick' of Europe.
Back when you could buy a New Brunswick 6x12 for $1,800, I used to play carombole
on a Longoni 5x10 that cost 7 Gs....it was a work of art....and solid.
yep, hehe, we could say they're kind of 'Brunswick' of Europe...
Of special interest are not only their high end carom cues, but their composite shafts too.
when you're in Milano, if you can try/play/learn 5 pins with a decent player, do it !!! be carefull, many players are stronger than you could believe...
Of special interest are not only their high end carom cues, but their composite shafts too.
when you're in Milano, if you can try/play/learn 5 pins with a decent player, do it !!! be carefull, many players are stronger than you could believe...
I sure will if i happen to travel to Longoni. I will not be driving in Italy, so getting there might be a bit of a hassle. Shall see how it turns out.
I do remember seeing few elderly gentleman in Milan few years ago playing some sort of Billiard game in a back room. Not really sure how the game was played, sure look interesting enough.
That game is most amazing to me when don't use a cue....those guys can spin like Mike
Massey.
I watch them play in Toronto a bit.
