By Chris Wright

Nike have just launched the new home and away Brazil kits for 2012/13 and roped in a few of their young flock Neymar, Ganso and Pato (in photo form) to perform the ribbon-cutting duties...

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A few details worth noting: Each shirt is made from 13 recycled plastic bottles and contains a raft of 'hidden accents', including an 'inspirational statement' (lord, how I love marketing speak) for the players stitched inside the green cuffs reading 'Nascido Para Jogar Futebol' (Born To Play Football) in 'Pichacao' a type of scribbly Brazilian graffiti.

Wre-cking crew Two car loads of Wrexham supporters this week drove to Shrewsbury Town's ground to try to break into the office of manager Graham Turner. When they failed to break-in they instead decided to spray paint 'Wrexham FC' onto the stadium. Unfortunately for them, Shrewsbury's senior events officer Steve Gittins was monitoring the club's [.

Some great Spanish sock-painting Real Madrid keeper Iker Casillas had to become a victim of graffiti in order to take to the field for his side's match against Valencia on Saturday. The Spain international was spray painted to get his kit to meet the referee's expectations. The match officials were not happy at a considerable [.

Es ist ein großer Coup, den die Fans von Borussia Dortmund da gelandet haben. Oder ist er gar nicht auf sie zurückzuführen und es ist alles nur ein großer Zufall? Man weiß es nicht in diesen Tage und während sich beim FC Schalke 04 Fans und Vereinsmitarbeiter schwarz ärgern, sieht man in Dortmund viel strahlende [.

Adidas have been kind enough to offer an exclusive item — a graffiti canvas — as a prize to one lucky EPL Talk reader. The canvas is autographed by Kaka, Nani, Robin Van Persie, Fernando Llorente, Riccardo Montolivo, Jack Rodwell and Jonjo Shelvey....
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Let us be clear: this is, by no means, a fair fight. We didn't intend for things to be this way, but whenever Cristiano Ronaldo assumes the right to dress himself, all hell breaks loose. Today's affair is no different, and since we're on a very tight schedule of not getting anything done, we're only giving you the barest style synopsis bones to work with.

Morning all.

Dublin has returned to normal following the visit of some American rock star yesterday. Can't say I'd ever heard his music before but he must be pretty good to have entire swathes of the city centre closed off. I guess he was just lucky that we have so many unemployed people who could spend all day waiting around for him to appear.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of torching former Newcastle United star Andy Carroll's car.
The striker's brand new chrome-plated Range Rover was set on fire outside Toon captain Kevin Nolan's house last October.
Carroll, who signed for Liverpool for a British record £35m in January, was staying at his skipper's home in Darras Hall, Ponteland, at the time as a condition of his bail, after being charged with assaulting his former girlfriend Laurie Henderson, 18.

Manchester City fans have written 'Munich' in sky blue spray paint outside the Bishop's Blaize down the road from the ground as well as on the walls of our Carrington training ground.

This shouldn't come as any surprise after some United fans used red spray paint to vandalise City's match day pub, Mary D's, with "35 years" and "Foe cunts" (in reference to former Manchester City footballer, Marc-Vivien Foe, who died in 2003).