Watch Wayne Rooney recreate his City goal in new Nike ad, Joe Cole's rotten karaoke and
amazing Brazilian skill
Presenting quality football videos from the interweb, daily at 3pm. Here's today's collection:
1) First off is a Manchester United-related video. No, not Sir Alex putting the boot into Kenny
Dalglish's kid that's covered off elsewhere but rather a brand new ad for the Nike T90 boot
featuring the newly hirsute Wayne Rooney.
Love the new advert for the upcoming edition of FIFA Street that Vice shot. Sh*t's vibrant, lively
and captures the essence of the street game around the world. Also it uses "Crache La Douleur" by
Fanga & Tony Allen; nothing like a little Afro-beat niceness to make me feel good about a game that
disappointed last time around.
Rovers are revolting You will recall we brought you footage of Blackburn's hilarious advert to flog
chicken for their owners Venky's in July. Along with everyone else we had lots of fun with the fowl
as in chicken/foul as in poor tackle pun. But now Rovers defender Michel Salgado has confirmed that
the food genuinely [.
Chelsea fans! Why not go and try the brand new Indian Restaurant in Fulham Broadway The
MASALA
ZONE before or after the game tonight.
The Masala Zone has been awarded the following accreditations:
Best Restaurateur of the Year - Tatler Award
Amaya: Best Restaurant & Best New Restaurant - London Restaurant Awards
Chutney Mary: Best Indian Restaurant - London Restaurant Award
Veeraswamy: Britain's Oldest Indian Restaurant - Established 1926
Masala Zone: "10/10 for food, service & value for money" The Guardian
So if you need food before or after the game then why not head to The Masala Zone (opposite
Barclays Bank) and
please mention you have seen this advert on my website "Chelseadaft" for me
when you go in.
If this were a deodorant advert, Schweini's lady would fall under the 'sure' category. Image taken
11.09.2011.
So tomorrow night AVB makes his first venture as manager into the League Cup at the third round
stage against our local rivals Fulham. Now in his press conference when he took over as manager of
the football club, he stressed the importance of trying to win all four trophies we are entered in
for this season so bear that in mind in this post.
During Ipswich's game with Coventry last night, both Jimmy Bullard and Keith Andrews wanted to take
a free kick. How did they settle who got to take it? Like men with a game of Rock-Paper-Scissors...
I'm not a fan of the game because whenever I have a kickabout with friends, we always do
rock-paper-scissors [.
I think if we are honest here, the Carling Cup is the competition that isn't exactly our priority
this season BUT saying that, is the first available trophy to win this season. AVB has made a point
of saying that we will enter all four competitions to try to win them so expect some changes
tonight but alongside strong first team players.
Editors Note: A two-for this week from "The Other 87" in contributions. This article by
Eric Betts was just too good to not feature on the hallowed site. Agree? Disagree? Let us
know!At The Other 87 believe that there is an art, or rather, a knack, to creating a good soccer
commercial.
Got Not Got Extract 3: When every boy wanted a Garden Goal
New book Got Not Got: The A-Z Of Lost Football Cultures, Treasures And Pleasures, by
MirrorFootball contributors Derek Hammond and Gary Silke, is released later this month. Here's an
exclusive extract ** Please God Give Me a Garden Goal, says Gary Silke Ah, the memories inspired by
this Garden Goals advert from 1974.
Size doesn't matter is a post from: Just Football
by Liam Blackburn
There's an advert on television at the minute for the video game Deus Ex: Human Revolution which
uses a memorable Darwin quote in its opening sequence.
"It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that
survives.
Chelsea fans! Why not go and try the brand new Indian Restaurant in Fulham Broadway The
MASALA
ZONE before or after the game tonight.
The Masala Zone has been awarded the following accreditations:
Best Restaurateur of the Year - Tatler Award
Amaya: Best Restaurant & Best New Restaurant - London Restaurant Awards
Chutney Mary: Best Indian Restaurant - London Restaurant Award
Veeraswamy: Britain's Oldest Indian Restaurant - Established 1926
Masala Zone: "10/10 for food, service & value for money" The Guardian
So if you need food before or after the game then why not head to The Masala Zone (opposite
Barclays Bank) and
please mention you have seen this advert on my website "Chelseadaft" for me
when you go in.
Chelsea fans! Why not go and try the brand new Indian Restaurant in Fulham Broadway The
MASALA
ZONE before or after the game tonight.
The Masala Zone has been awarded the following accreditations:
Best Restaurateur of the Year - Tatler Award
Amaya: Best Restaurant & Best New Restaurant - London Restaurant Awards
Chutney Mary: Best Indian Restaurant - London Restaurant Award
Veeraswamy: Britain's Oldest Indian Restaurant - Established 1926
Masala Zone: "10/10 for food, service & value for money" The Guardian
So if you need food before or after the game then why not head to The Masala Zone (opposite
Barclays Bank) and
please mention you have seen this advert on my website "Chelseadaft" for me
when you go in.
