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Basically it's a hole in the wall. Sprogs flock there, considering it to be their special place. No, I dont get it either. The Cubby Hole is the area between rooms 69 and 41 used by year 7s for their sporting ventures. Of course, even when the year 7s are not using it, you will always be flushed out of it by dinner ladies.
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Basically it's a hole in the wall. Year 7s flock there, considering it to be their special place. No, I dont get it either. The Cubby Hole is the area between rooms 69 and 41 used by year 7s for their sporting ventures. Of course, even when the Year 7s are not using it, you will always be flushed out of it by dinner ladies. It is banned for older students to venture within this sacred area.
  
 
Does anyone know why its called the cubbyhole?
 
Does anyone know why its called the cubbyhole?
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* No free kicks
 
* No free kicks
 
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* The crossbar is either infinitely low or infinitely high depending on which day it is.
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* Do not kick the ball onto the roof.
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* Kick the ball over and YOU have to get it.
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Latest revision as of 20:00, 6 February 2010

Basically it's a hole in the wall. Year 7s flock there, considering it to be their special place. No, I dont get it either. The Cubby Hole is the area between rooms 69 and 41 used by year 7s for their sporting ventures. Of course, even when the Year 7s are not using it, you will always be flushed out of it by dinner ladies. It is banned for older students to venture within this sacred area.

Does anyone know why its called the cubbyhole?

The Rules

There are few rules in Cubby Hole football:

  • No free kicks
  • The crossbar is either infinitely low or infinitely high depending on which day it is.
  • Do not kick the ball onto the roof.
  • Kick the ball over and YOU have to get it.