The Total 90 boot has finally clocked up its first Boot Wars victory, after three previous defeats. It’s too late for it to catch the frontrunners, but it’s good to see the old favourite back on its feet. Literally.
Posts Tagged ‘Everton’
Boot Boffins: Ordering Online, Still Safe?
February 5th, 2009 by James Evans | Comment
Matteo from North London asks:
Hello Ransacker – how safe is it to order online these days with the recession seemingly closing retailers by the day? What would happen if a company receives an order but can’t fulfil it?.. – I’m worried..
Boot Boffins Answer:
Worry no longer, Matteo. Online remains the safety way to buy sporting goods, [...]
Boot Wars Review: Nice one Neville
January 26th, 2009 by James Evans | Comment
Well, the second Merseyside derby in the space of a week has created a not unfamiliar outcome: another Merseyside derby.
After holding Liverpool to a decent draw in last Monday’s Premier League game, Everton repeated the feat with an identical scoreline in last night’s FA Cup Fourth Round clash. Well stone the crows.
Here at Ransacker, we [...]
Boot Wars: Derby Delights #2
January 24th, 2009 by James Evans | Comment
Steven Gerrard will need the use of his Adidas Predator Powerswerve boot, while Phil Neville starts in a natty pair of Adidas adiPure II cleats
Boot Wars Review: Petr’s Picked a Pretty Perfect Predator…
December 23rd, 2008 by James Evans | Comment
His efforts may not have been sufficient enough to maintain Chelsea’s incredible all-winning away form, but when it mattered, Petr Cech’s sure-footed finesse earned the Blues a decent away point on an evening when the loss of their captain may well have seen them return to London potless.
As previewed yesterday on Boot Wars, Cech’s Adidas [...]
Boot Wars: Cech This Out!
December 21st, 2008 by James Evans | Comment
A Monday night clash at Goodison Park to get pulses racing, as long as your team plays in blue. Everton, only one win at home all season, against Chelsea, eight away wins, no draws, no defeats. Now that’s good going by any stretch.
The question is whether either side can keep their respective runs going. For [...]
