The all-Nike Boot Wars showdown comfortably went the way of the Tottenham man, who hassled and hustled Gallas all night.
Posts Tagged ‘Nike Total 90 Laser II football boots’
BOOT WARS: WILLIAM GALLAS v ROBBIE KEANE
November 18th, 2009 by James Evans | Comment
It defies common logic for a veteran defender to be prancing out in a pair of Vapors, so Keane finds himself at an instant advantage.
Boot Wars: Steven Taylor vs Ched Evans
November 2nd, 2009 by James Evans | Comment
We pitch the Nike Total 90 Laser II football boots against the Puma King XL for this Championship clash
BOOT WARS RESULT: Lee Hughes vs Chris Hargreaves
October 12th, 2009 by Ransacker | Comment
In life, just as in Friday nights on the telly watching Derren Brown, somethings aren’t quite as they seem…
BOOT WARS: Lee Hughes vs Chris Hargreaves
October 10th, 2009 by Ransacker | Comment
It’s a weekend of top World Cup qualifying action; a couple of days when the hopes and aspirations of millions of football fans will be decided.
Boot Room Banter Special: Nigel Quashie
April 9th, 2009 by James Evans | Comment
I went to Holland to see Mr. Van Dyke, who helped Ronaldo with his ankle problems, and he spoke to me about having a boot made which would give my ankle the support that it needs. I’m grateful for them in helping me get back to playing football again. I think I would have been lost without them.”
Boot Wars Review: Lescott, No Less
April 6th, 2009 by James Evans | Comment
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.
Boot Wars: The Battle of the Have Nots
April 4th, 2009 by James Evans | Comment
Some might think it strange for Everton defender Lescott to be wearing the same Nike Total 90 Laser boot as Wayne Rooney, but Everton’s slick game relies on moving the ball around the midfielder, and with Lescott being the prime supply line at the start of that process, Everton rely heavily on the accomplished defender.
