Month: July 2007

Football Slippers!?!?!? Ahmed’s surely gone nuts… I know what you’re thinking, and I sympathise – when Subside Sports emailed me with the link to their newest line of football accessories,…

A quick review of the football news surrounding Barcelona in the last week or so.

Portuguese side Benfica have their new Home and Away kits for the 2007/08 season. The home shirt is the classic all red kit of Benfica but the away kit has…

Werder Bremen may have lost their star striker to Munich, but their kits are still something going for the club.

Bayern Munich have released their new home kit for the 2007/08 Season. It’s a change from recent Bayern Munich shirts by having stripes, but it is a very nice looking…

Hey guys (and the odd girl – hey rach!) – I’m traveling for the next few weeks – hopefully I’ll be back before the Community Shield game.

David Beckham’s LA Galaxy have released their 2007 Away kit.

The new Ajax shirt for 2007/2008 is out, and is a very nice looking shirt by Adidas.

Hamburg SV have released their 2007/2008 Home, Away and Alternate Kits. The Kits are sponsored by Adidas, Not Puma like last season, All three kits look great, especially the stripes…

Middlesbrough have released their 2007/2008 home and away kits. Nice shirts but could have a few more splashes and colour. Middlesbrough have also got a new sponsor in Garman Sat-Nav,…

via FCBNews: Barcelona leave tomorrow for Scotland:

via ArseRant: Arsenal 3 Genclerbirligi 0: On Thursday we played our second friendly of the preseason against Genclerbirligi (I’m not even going to try and pronounce that) in a game…

Barcelona have released their home and away kit for this season (see the 07/08 Barca home kit here). The 07/08 Barcelona shirts pay homage to the Nou Camp’s 50th Annivarsary.

West Bromwich have released there new home kit for 2007 / 2008. It’s a nice change from other Umbro shirts this year, and has a more retro look about it,…

Yesterday, when Ed asked the question: “Is Newcastle cursed?” I laughed a bit and thought that it was just despair and anguish at current state of affairs, especially the recurring…

Nic at the FC Barcelona blog writes:

Liverpool have ‘rotated’ a chunk of their squad this summer, letting several players go and bringing in reinforcements (noticeably in attack) to give Liverpool the cutting edge they have sometimes…

Recently I have been watching the re-runs of “Life on Mars” on BBC4. For me this is one of the best series created by the BBC in the last couple…

Not much I can say about this except that the guys at Subside Sports just emailed this pic to me and I think this is arguably one of the coolest…

David Beckham won’t line up for the LA Galaxy to face Chelsea tonight, but already his move state-side has been a success, for him and for LA Galaxy.

For those of you unfamiliar with the exact events that took place after the 27 April West Ham hearing and the subsequent response by the FA Premier League in the…

Big J from Keeper Skool writes about Manchester United keeper Edwin van der Sar: With only another season left at Manchester United in Edwin van der Sar’s goalkeeping gloves, the…

Ed Harrison from the Newcastle blog writes: As background to this disturbing story here are the transfers Newcastle were involved in – with the reasons the Stevens inquiry will not…

RearGunner from ArseRant writes: The news that I’ve been expecting for a while has arrived – we have indeed officially signed Bacary Sagna, a move that I’ve voiced my confusion…

FCBNews blogger Nig recently posted an article stating that he thinks there should be less international play, because it affects many clubs in Europe and it generally isn’t the same…

So who decided that Chelsea should go back to 4-3-3? Was it Roman Abramovich who wanted to see more attacking football? Was it Mourinho who pushed for it?

There are few players in world football today who would a) go to Chelsea and b) improve Chelsea at the same time. Dani Alves is one of them, and thinking…