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
If we look at Adidas, then we are going to have a look at Nike. They have come up with some fashionable kits for their teams this World Cup so, choose your favorite Nike Home jersey from some of the tournaments elite teams.
Puma have come up with some really cool and sleek designs for the games in South Africa. Here are a few of the main teams Home jersey's. Decide which one you like?
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 less than 100 days until the World Cup two of the title contenders will test their strengths tonight at Stade de France. Spain will be able to field their full strength squad, Torres included, while France have quite a few injury problems that brought a few new names in the team. Who will prevail?
Bobby Zamora scored the winning goal for Fulham tonight in their Europa League quarter-final tie with Wolfsburg, and what a goal it was. There is no doubt Zamora is in a rich vein of form but does he deserve to be included in Fabio Capello's England World Cup squad? Vote now!
I'm afraid not, there are better defenders available.
West Ham's 31 year old defender Matthew Upson seems to be one of Fabio Capello's favorites despite seeing his club fighting to stay clear of relegation. What do you think, does he deserve Fabio Capello's trust?
After missing a penalty in this seasons FA Cup Final, Frank Lampard's penalty taking responsibilities for his country were questioned. He insists he is fine to carry on with his duties but will the players and fans feel the same way?
