Darren Bent’s Umbro Speciali boots go up against Carlos Tevez’s Nike Air Tiempo Legend III cleats in a corker of a Boot Wars showdown on Sunday afternoon.
Posts Tagged ‘Premier League’
PREMIER LEAGUE FOOTBALL STINKS!
February 21st, 2010 by Ransacker | 3 Comments
Anyone to have watched Soccer ‘not as funny as it used to be but still better than Saturday Kitchen’ AM over the past couple of weeks would have seen the Fart-gate story being aired…
Boot Room Banter: Blades man Danny Webber
May 6th, 2009 by James Evans | Comment
Fleet-footed striker Danny Webber learned his silky skills at Manchester United, but only managed a handful of appearances for the Premier League giants before joining Watford. He helped the Hornets to an FA Cup semi-final in 2002/03 - where they lost to Premier League Southampton - and notched 21 goals for the club before joining Sheffield United for £500,000.
Neil Warnock has [...]
Boot Wars: Keeping It Tight At The Back…
May 1st, 2009 by James Evans | Comment
The Puma V-Konstrukt III is a boot that prides itself on technology and performance coming together, harnessing all the power you would expect of the Puma range with the support and versatility associated with any goalkeeper’s boot. Ruthless German efficiency – say no more!
Boot Room Banter: Preston North End’s Jon Parkin
April 29th, 2009 by James Evans | Comment
I think most players just go with what they feel comfortable in and it is all about individual choice rather than where you play on the pitch.
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.
Boot Wars: Tottenham Tearaways on the International Scene
March 27th, 2009 by James Evans | Comment
Home advantage for Keane and a bit that suits the Republic’s all-out goalscoring thrust. Berba’s Predator implies a more measured approach of touch and move football, but with the ability to strike decisively, whether that be for three or 30 yards. Eyes are on the Republic, but beware down-in-the-dumps Dimitar.
Boot Wars Review: Red Heaven for Rafa’s Rampants
March 24th, 2009 by James Evans | Comment
Maybe we should have spotted the ease with which his Predators tore through the opposition midfield. Tough tackling, resilient moulding, durability, and the sweetest shot you could hope for, as his hat-trick in the 5-0 success proved.
