10 Reasons Leicester City Won The Premier League
Leicester City, odds on favourite to be relegated in the 2015/16 season, achieved the impossible by winning the Premier League. Copa 90 outline 10 reasons why the Foxes became champions
Gary Linekar Reacts to Leicester City Becoming Premier League Champions
Former Leicester City and England player Gary Linekar reacts to his hometown club winning the Premier League title against all odds.
If Carslberg Did Season Opening Days
Carslberg have put together a brilliant montage to mark the return of the Premier League.
Coleman and Reid Prove We Can Play Ball
With the season almost over, all eyes will turn to the World Cup in Brazil. Of course, Ireland won’t be there and the selection of Seamus Coleman and Andy Reid in their respective teams of the year is yet another indictment of Giovanni Trapattoni’s philosophy as Irish manager. They also make a mockery of the argument that we don’t have ball-players.
Hansen Meets the Next Gary Lineker?
In another great Liverpool video, for ‘Kop Kids’ reporter Finn’s latest task, the youngster stepped into the shoes of Gary Lineker at the ‘Match of the Day’ studio.
Adidas Forever Blue Chelsea Kit 14/15
Adidas have released an awesome new video to launch Chelsea’s kit for the 2014/15 season. Under the motto, Forever Blue, the sportswear giant have used the concept of taking plaster casts of the stars of Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea get ‘Simpson-ised’
Chelsea have announced a sponsorship deal with The Simpsons to create a range of club-branded merchandise. Centre-back John Terry said the cartoon is still his favourite programme.
Everton Moving Back to Umbro
Rumours of Umbro’s demise appear exaggerated with the announcement of Everton’s deal with the sportswear company. The Toffees will wear the famous double diamond brand from the start of next season as part of a new five-year partnership.
PUMA and Arsenal Announce Partnership
Although known for some time, PUMA will become the official kit partner of Arsenal as of July 1st following an announcement on the Arsenal website.
For The Love of Mata
Despite being Chelsea’s player of the year for the previous two seasons Juan Mata has seen his place in the Blues starting line-up limited this term. Having played only a full 90 minutes on three occasions this season, his angry reaction to being substituted away to Southampton sent out clear signals to the top teams in Europe.