Nike has launched the all new Pro Combat Kit for Portugal. It is designed to provide comfort and support to the players. It wouldn’t reduce mobility but maximize performance.
This kit will be worn under the normal Portugal Home Kit in their match against Bosnia Herzegovina and it will also be made available through the official Nike shop.
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Juventus and All Black is a charity initiative set-up by Iveco which unites Seria A club Juve and the New Zealand national rugby team. The All Blacks are currently visiting Italy and taking advantage of it, Iveco held a press conference at Vinovo, Juve’s training center.
Iveco forms part of the FIAT Group, currently sponsoring Juve with their New Holland brand.
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Fulham have recently revealed their third shirt to be added to their 2009/2010 kits range. This kit will be worn in the second half of the season, starting from their away games with Stoke City and Sunderland. This shirt may also be worn in their Europa League fixtures. A couple of weeks ago, Fulham also revealed their lame attempt at money-making with their 130 years anniversary shirt. 1879 will be written on the back collar of this mainly blue third shirt.
Popularity: 1% [?]
Adidas and Nike are the biggest names in the world of football sponsorships. A competition that grows stronger and stronger every season. Both sides are very proud of their achievements and they make sure that the football fans know about each and every one of them. They spend millions on getting contracts from these players and they spend millions more in making sure that we, the football fans, know who is wearing what.
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Here is a list of football clubs (Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, MLS and other renowned clubs) and national teams and their kit manufacturers:
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Fulham was established in 1879, making it the oldest club in London. They made their Premier League debut in 2000-01 and they have managed to stay put since.
Fulham was founded as the Fulham St. Andrew’s Church Sunday School. Their current home stadium is Craven Cottage which recently witnessed it’s first European night. Even though Fulham has produced players like Bobby Robson, Johnny Haynes and Rodney Marsh but they have still been unable to lift any major trophies. The closest they came was their 2-0 loss to West Ham in the 1975 FA Cup final. They have won the Championship twice in 1949 and 2001.
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Update: Buy the CTR360 Maestri from Kitbag. More information at the end.
Nike launched the all new concept in game improvement: a unique digital coaching experience called Nike Soccer+ alongside the new CTR360 Maestri Boot – football boots made specially for the player looking to master control to make a difference on match day.
With every boot, comes a unique user code that allows access to exclusive training content from some of the biggest names in football including Cesc Fabregas (Arsenal, Spain) and Andres Iniesta (Barcelona, Spain).
The combination of Nike Soccer+ and CTR360 helps improve a player’s performance by connecting the innovative product design with the virtual and physical world of training.
Popularity: 7% [?]
Slovenia was the surprise entry in the Euro 2000 when they beat Ukraine in the playoffs. During the tournament they beat Yugoslavia and Norway, only losing to Spain 2-1. Carrying on from there, without recording a loss in the qualifiers to the World Cup 2002, they beat Romania in the playoffs. Slovenia recorded 6 wins and 6 draws. They could not perform as well in the finals and went home pointless.
Here are the Nike manufactured 2008/2009 kits for Slovenia:
Popularity: 2% [?]
Serbia national football team is the direct descendant of Serbia and Montenegro national football team and Yugoslavia national football team. They played their first international match against Czech Republic on 16th August, 2006 and won 3-1. They wear Nike manufactured 2008/2009 kits. The shirt is mainly red with a blue collar and the shorts are blue.
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The All Whites represent the nation of New Zealand in football. They qualified for the World Cup only once in 1982 and they had competition for the top honors with Australia when Australia played in the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC). When Australia went to the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), the kiwis were the only seed left in the OFC. They have won it on four occasions: 1973, 1998, 2002 and 2008. Their home color is based on the England’s home colors; i.e. all white.
Here is New Zealand’s Nike manufactured 08/09 away shirt:
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The USA 08/10 home kit is available for sale.
Now I must say that Nike and the US have missed out on the last 2 of their 3 kits they unveiled. I thought that the white with the red and blue down the left side was a nice kit. In fact I own one, but the retro blue with the red and white going horizontally across the chest was a miscue and the blue they wore in the Copa America was horrible. But this one I like.
Solid white with small red stripes and blue around the collar and sleeves is a nice look. Though not the best I have seen this year from Nike, it does rank up there with some of the best. This kit deserves 4 out of 5 from me. It’s simple yet busy, usually a hard combination to get.
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The third position holders at the 2002 FIFA Wolrd Cup, Turkey also reached the semi-finals in the Euro 2008. For the 2010 World Cup, their qualification seems a little impossible since Bosnia and Herzegovina and Spain are well clear of them; actually Spain has already qualified.
Nike provides them all the sports goods they need. Here are the 2009/2010 kits, which were also the 2008/2009 kits of Turkey:
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Portugal wears a away shirt with a red collar and green stripes on either sides. They are a side that can be very destructive but unfortunately for them, they have never been able to do much damage in bigger competitions. Portugal wears Nike manufactured kits.
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An image was revealed which seemed to be a part of a promo for the next Portugal home shirt manufactured by Nike. The image showed Cristiano Ronaldo busy with his trademark runs. It did not reveal much of the shirt as Cristiano’s arm was covering the front of the shirt. The shirt has been officially revealed and Soccerlens is bringing it for you.
Popularity: 8% [?]
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