Football Boots | 2006 October

Ronaldinho – Football Boots Need To Do The Talking

31st October 2006
in: Legends, Nike Football Boots, Ronaldinho

Barcelona face Chelsea this evening, many pundits are saying this is a must win game for Barca. If they want to match their efforts of last year, which saw Barca claim the Champions League crown, Barca must finish the group in one of the top two places. Should they struggle tonight, it would leave a [...]

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Imaginary Scenes in London, Moscow, Lisbon, Birmingham and London

27th October 2006
in: Football Boots

After a couple of woeful England performances, the future isn’t looking so bright for Steve McLaren. But when exactly did his honeymoon period end? Could it have been on his first day at work, at the precise moment that he stepped into the England manager’s shoes? And what was anybody else doing at that historic [...]

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Kewell Dumps Adidas Football Boots for Nomis

26th October 2006
in: Football News, Nomis Football Boots

Harry Kewell is swapping his lucrative football boot deal with Adidas, in favour of up and coming Australian brand Nomis. In 2004, Kewell rejected offers from Reebok and Nike and plumped for an Australian record sponsorship deal with Adidas. His deal with Adidas saw the German brand pay Kewell a percentage of football boot sales, [...]

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John Terry’s Football Boots Stolen

25th October 2006
in: Football News, Umbro Football Boots

John Terry, the England and Chelsea Captain has had his limited edition Umbro XAI V football boots stolen. John Terry is still furious after two men blagged their way into the Chelsea dressing following Chelsea’s victory of Barcelona and stole his Umbro XAI V football boots. John Terry alerted security as soon as he noticed [...]

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Puma Gold World Cup Football Boot

23rd October 2006
in: Football News, New Football Boots, Puma Football Boots

Puma Italia Four Star V1.06 Gold Football Boot In tribute to Italy winning a fourth World Cup and to take advantage of the fact that Puma were the shirt sponsors of Italy, Puma are launching a limited edition football boot. Based on their popular V1.06 football boot model, the World Cup football boot is decorated [...]

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TOO BIG FOR YOUR FOOTBALL BOOTS

08th October 2006
in: Football Boots, Football News

Two budding footballers had difficulty finding football boots big enough for their feet.

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Adidas 7406 Football Boots

06th October 2006
in: Adidas Football Boots, Football Boot Review

The Adidas 7406 football boots are a unique football boot, mixing the ‘old school’ look with the ‘new wave’ performance. Adidas 7406 Football Boots Adidas have provided a classic football boot, that fulfils the requirements of many an amateur footballer. The Adidas 7406 is a quality modern football boot, that does not say “look at [...]

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FA Hands Barton Disrepute Charge

05th October 2006
in: Football News

The Football Association has charged Manchester City midfielder Joey Barton after he bared his backside at Everton fans during the 1-1 draw on Saturday. The 24-year-old has been charged by the FA with improper conduct and/or bringing the game into disrepute following the events at Goodison Park. Barton has until 1800 BST on Friday to [...]

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Earthquakes Could Prevent Metatarsal Injury

05th October 2006
in: Football News, Metatarsal

Universities in Purdue and Toledo are applying the same basic sound detection technique seismologists use to measure earthquakes, to indicate that a bone is under stress and a fracture could result. The concept of this monitor, is to create a device that monitors the formation of very small cracks in bones that lead to hairline [...]

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Lehmann’s Note

04th October 2006
in: Football News

Germany’s Number 1, goalkeeper Jens Lehmann, is offering the mysterious note he was seen reading in the World Cup quarter finals with Argentina, up for charity auction. Lehmann was caught on TV camera reviewing a piece of note paper between each penalty. The note paper contained information Lehmann had researched about the Argentinian penalty takers. [...]