With no doubt, the best soccer jersey number is the number 10. The number ten is probably the most popular number because of legends like Pele and Maradona who took the number ten to new heights. More recent soccer stars like Roberto Baggio, Francesco Totti, and Lionel Messi have all attempted to continue the legacy of the magic number ten by wearing it proudly in hopes of someday capturing the same glory as Pele or... read article
With the finale of the World Cup now only a memory, many fans want to celebrate Spain's victory by getting their own jersey. The success of the European squads has sparked a renewed interest in this continents teams. Even though the 2009 - 2010 season is not over yet, there are some changes planned that will affect everything from the uniforms to the sponsors.
One of the premiere teams in the English... read article
The England national football team represents England in international association football.England's home ground is Wembley Stadium in London and their head coach is Fabio Capello.Traditionally, England's greatest rivals have been Scotland.
Women has stepped forward and moved headlong into everything possible even in sports. No matter how much it is claimed that sports are men thing, women are creating quite a place in the game for themselves, even if its still not as much as men, but they play well and get recognized. Here are some female football players who have done wonders.
Amidst the large variety of soccer boots on the market, there are a few that stand apart from all the others. Some of the most popular soccer shoes are stocked at well- known name brand stores like Nike, Adidas, Puma, and Lotto.
One of Nike’s greatest accomplishments was the release of their Mercurial Vapor Superfly boots. Weighing just 190 grams, these are the lightest soccer boots Nike has ever... read article
Not at all, its getting caught up in the moment which makes the game exciting.
Don't really care. I'm comfortable with my body because I'm benching serious weights.
I hope they change the law back because it was the only time my wife didn't give me grief for watchin football.
After Tevez's penalty this weekend, he celebrated by taking his shinguard out which held the name of his daughter "Flop" (a whole other question will be devoted to that). In the past few years, FIFA have deemed that the removal of a jersey or the wearing of a specialized T-shirt underneath the jersey is a premeditated celebration and therefor unsportsmanlike, worthy of a yellow card. Are FIFA taking the rules a bit too far or do we need to monitor this?
England seem to have a very good chance of winning the 2010 Fifa World Cup this year, but, one of Fabio Capello's main dilemmas will be who to start up front with the key man, Wayne Rooney. Who would you pick?
