Archive for January, 2010
Pre-Order 2010-12 England Away Kit & 10% Discount Code
The new 2010-12 England shirt is released on the 3rd March ahead of the 2010 World Cup Finals in South Africa and the kit is now available to pre-order on our website. England have never had a better chance of winning their second World Cup and this jersey is bound to be a huge seller.
Available on our website is the away shirt, shorts and socks in a full range of adult, junior and womens sizes and is fully customisable with the name and number of all your favourite players, including Frank Lampard, Wayne Rooney, Steven Gerrard, Theo Walcott and David Beckham, or even your own name and number combination.
As a special bonus, all customers who pre-order any of the England away shirts before the release date of 3/3/2010 will be emailed an exclusive 10% discount code for use on their next order on our full range of merchandise.
2010 England World Cup Away Shirt
2010 England away shirt - £49.99
2010 England L/S away shirt - £54.99
2010 England away shirt (Kids) - £39.99
2010 England L/S away shirt (Kids) - £44.99
2010 England Womens Away Shirt - £49.99
2010 England away shorts - £19.99
2010 England away shorts (Kids) - £19.99
2010 England away socks - £11.99
2010 England World Cup Away Hero Shirts
2010 England away (Gerrard 4) - £59.99
2010 England away (Beckham 7) - £59.99
2010 England away (Lampard 
- £59.99
2010 England away (Terry 6) - £59.99
2010 England away (Rooney 9) - £59.99
Tags: Ahead, Better Chance, Bonus, David Beckham, England Away Shirt, England Kit, England Shirt, England Shirts, England World Cup, Frank Lampard, Hero, Kids Socks, New England, Number Combination, Release Date, South Africa, Steven Gerrard, Theo Walcott, Wayne Rooney, World Cup Finals
January Sale Extended - Save up to 80% on Football Shirts
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Our January Sale continues with more great items added to our sale starting from only £8. We have great offers from all the leading teams including Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man Utd, Real Madrid, England, Brazil and many more. Check out the full range of special offers on our website, or take a look at a selection of our hottest new sale products - with discounts of up to 80% - below. 2010 January Sale Highlights 08-09 Arsenal Training shirt (yellow) was £26.99 now £8 09-10 Aston Villa Training shirt - was £26.99 now £14 09-10 Brazil 3/4 Pants - was £34.99 now £20 08-09 Celtic Lineup Jacket (white) - was £49.99 now £22 08-09 France Track Top - was £44.99 now £18 08-09 Juventus Tracksuit (yellow) - was £69.99 now £30 08-09 Man City home (Robinho 10) - was £49.99 now £30 08-09 Wales home socks - was £11.99 now £5 |
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Tags: Ajax, Arsenal, Aston, Athletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, Brazil, Eroi, Euro Home, Football Shirts, Home Kids, Liverpool, Madrid Home, Man City, Man Utd, Mgb, Polo Shirt, Real Madrid, Socks, Special Offers, Udinese
UKSoccershop January Sale 2010
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We have some fantastic offers going live this week as part of our 2010 January Sale. You can find popular football shirts starting from only £10 as well as a number of discounted 09-10 items from leading clubs including Liverpool, Manchester United and much more. You can check out the full list of items on sale on our website, but here are a selection of our hot picks: 2010 January Sale Highlights 09-10 Arsenal Training Shirt (Kids) - was £24.99 now £15 08-09 Aston Villa Warmup Jacket - was £44.99 now £20 08-09 Bayern Munich CL home - was £44.99 now £20 09-10 Celtic home (Kids) - was £34.99 now £16.99 Fenerbahce away shirt - was £44.99 now £20 08-09 Italy home (Kids) - was £34.99 now £20 09-10 Man Utd Training shirt (red) - was £27.99 now £15 2009 Palmeiras 3rd - was £44.99 now £24.99 |
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Tags: Arsenal, Aston Villa, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Cl, Fenerbahce, Football Shirts, Ghana History, Home Kids, Ireland, Italy, Liverpool, Man Utd, Manchester United, Psg, Sasana, Tracksuit, Uksoccershop, Warmup
Robinho experiment set to fail, but the ManCity project lives on
“This kind of thing does happen. I know in Italy there were instances when clubs paid a lot of money for a fantastic player but afterwards he needed to play at another club.”
That’s Roberto Mancini’s polite way of explaining Robinho’s impending loan move to either Sao Paulo or Santos.
Things haven’t worked out for the former Real Madrid forward since his record breaking move in 2008, but such is City’s progress this year hardly a tear will be shed over his departure.
The enigmatic Brazilian’s exit will bring to a close a topsy turvy 18 months during which his club have undergone a dramatic and scarcely believable transformation.
Flashback to August 2008 and the new owners at Eastlands desperately needed a marquee signing to show they meant business. With less than 24 hours until the transfer window closed there were few options available. Dimitar Berbatov was looked at but he had set his heart on a move to Old Trafford. Robinho, on the other hand, was desperate to leave Real Madrid.
Chelsea were expected to snatch the forward but on one of the most exciting transfer deadline days ever £32.5 million was splashed out by the Abu Dhabi United group to bring him to City.
Mark Hughes was obviously delighted to have such a talented player in his squad, but the reality was he had no say in the deal and his side actually needed strengthening elsewhere. For starters the defence was vastly under equipped and it appeared Robinho was a luxury the team weren’t yet ready for.
Too often last season Robinho’s attitude left a lot to be desired. His flashes of brilliance were all too rare, especially away from Eastlands and Hughes’ attempts to shoehorn him into the side did more harm than good.
But following City’s transfer frenzy last summer, with the likes of Adebayor, Toure, Lescott and Tevez signing, the squad looked much better equipped to meet the owners’ high expectations.
Robinho was no longer top-dog - he was merely one of a number of stars. So when he failed to perform or he began to sulk he was out of the side, it was as simple as that.
He was meant to herald a new era at Man City, evidence they were no longer content to sit obediently in United’s looming shadow. Many would see his rapid departure a sign of the project’s failure, but instead it shows City have out grown Robinho already. They no longer have time for pre-Madonna’s and hangers on. They have football matches to win, and they won’t stop spending till they do so.
Indeed, it looks like the first stage of the plan could come to fruition this term with City closing in on the Premier League top four .
If the side are able to secure Champions League football this year, then you can bet on the Premier League title being the target next season.
Tags: 5 Million, Abu Dhabi, Brilliance, Chelsea, Flashback, Frenzy, High Expectations, Instances, Mark Hughes, Marquee, Real Madrid, Roberto Mancini, Robinho, Sao Paulo, Starters, Talented Player, Tevez, Top Dog, Transfer Deadline, United Group
SFA praying for cup ties without controversy
The Scottish Football Association will be hoping this weekend’s cup fixtures go off without a hitch after controversy engulfed the fourth round of the competition.
Dunfermline were expelled from the cup after a string of administrative errors, including fielding an ineligible player in their 7-1 victory over Stenhousemuir.
However, the SFA backtracked on its decision and has instead ordered the clubs to replay the tie.
All this means that Celtic still have no idea who they will face in the fifth round of the competition.
The SFA have drawn flack for what some see as a failure to properly implement the rules and there’s no doubt that Stenhousemuir are angry about being denied a money spinning tie against the SPL giants.
For this reason, the football authorities in Scotland will be praying that this weekend passes off without incident.
Perhaps the pick of the ties is St Mirren v Rangers. The two SPL sides have had differing fortunes of late and the Saints go into this game as outsiders.
St Mirren will take heart from the fact that Hamilton Academicals were able to take the Glasgow side to a replay in the fourth round, but they still face a tough task.
Rangers, on the other hand will be hoping to justify their Scottish FA Cup odds by brushing their opponents aside.
However, they will probably have to cope without striker Kris Boyd who is still injured.
Manager Walter Smith said: “Certainly at this stage, we’re just hoping we can get Kris back in the team over the next few weeks and then we’ll take things from there.”
With a Europa League spot on offer, clubs outside the top four will be keen to make it to the final so they can try and secure a place in the competition.
However, after Celtic’s poor display in this season’s group stage it is likely that the best odds Europa League bookmakers offer in 2010/11 will make Scottish teams distant outsiders to lift the trophy.
Tags: Administrative Errors, Bookmakers, Celtic, Controversy, Cup Ties, Dunfermline, Fortunes, Group Stage, Hamilton Academicals, Ineligible Player, Kris, No Doubt, Outsiders, Replay, Scottish Fa Cup, Scottish Football Association, Scottish Teams, St Mirren, Stenhousemuir, Walter Smith