Nike Magista
In the week that rivals Adidas launched the Samba Primeknit, Nike revealed their own knitted boot with the release of the Magisata. Continue reading → In the week that rivals Adidas launched the Samba Primeknit, Nike revealed their own knitted boot with the release of the Magisata. Continue reading → You’ve Been Serbed…10 Talking Points
Could we embrace an Irish version of an Iniesta-Xavi type partnership in midfield? Is Martin O’Neill prepared to transform the Republic’s style of play, and with it, our fortunes? Here’s ten talking points after a big week in the new manager’s reign. Continue reading → The Big Kick-Off
League of Ireland football returns this weekend. Continue reading → Robbie Keane Kickin’ it With Kelli
Time Warner Cable SportsNet reporter Kelli Tennant talked to Ireland and LA Galaxy Robbie Keane for her show “Kickin’ it With Kelli.” Continue reading → Godín Heaven if Uruguay Repeat Glory
Brazil last hosted the World Cup in 1950 when Uruguay shocked their neighbours by winning the final at the Maracana in a game that still haunts the natives. To coincide with PUMA’s launch of Uruguay’s World Cup kit, Diego Godín looks forward to returning to the scene of glory. Continue reading → Video: Serbia Inflict First Defeat of O’Neill Era
Despite taking the lead through Shane Long, Ireland slumped to a first defeat under Martin O’Neill’s charge as a disjointed second half display handed victory to the visiting Serbs. The manager saw plenty of positives, however. Continue reading → Adidas Boot-and-Sock-in-One
Apparently this is real. Having already released the world’s first knitted football boot, Adidas have come up with an all-in-one boot and sock combo, the Primeknit FS Continue reading → 3 Goal Neymar Hails Little Pitch Invader
Neymar stopped stewards from ushering a little South African boy off the pitch following Brazil’s 5-0 win in Soweto. The video of the striker, who scored a hattrick, taking the child in his arms over to his team-mates has gone viral online. Neymar became the 12th Brazilian to score 30 international goals, and he did it in just 47 games. Continue reading → Whelan in the Years, Keane Backs Glenn
Roy Keane described Glenn Whelan’s performance in Stoke’s win over Arsenal last weekend as ‘outstanding,’ and he would know. The player who came in for a lot of criticism during Giovanni Trapattoni’s reign could be set for a new lease of life under the guidance of Ireland’s former midfield general Continue reading →