Stylish Kick

The evolution of boot development has been a conflict between protection from the climate and injury; against the freedom of limb movement to perform better. The improvement of the player's fitness has had a positive spin on soccer shoe development but these changes surprisingly appear to be more stylistic than anything else.

As soccer has become more glamorous the look has become more important than the desire to play better or decrease injury rates. It appears from the published literature there have been more injuries caused by soccer shoe innovations than appear to be resolved by new designs. In the early years, soccer shoes were generally black and with higher cuts than the ones used today. The design evolutions of the shoes have become part of the game and as much an important item as the shorts or socks and almost as popular as the jerseys.

Players use special and customized soccer shoes made especially for them. The more significant changes to the shoes were that in the modern days the cut is lower, the color has changed. The shoes have become more comfortable and pretty much lighter than the old ones.

The old shoes were made out of leather with wooden cleats and leather soles. The newer soccer shoes are made out of leather or synthetic material, plastic or rubber soles and the cleats can be plastic, rubber, aluminum and even rubber or plastic and with the end made out of aluminum.

Some of the soccer shoes have changed the place of the laces and put them on the side of the shoes and some don't even have laces anymore. It is said that the change in the laces was so you could kick with more accuracy.

Players and soccer shoe manufacturers also use the shoes for marketing purposes, with special edition shoes, different color shoes, even autographed shoes. There are infinite different colors for soccer shoes. From plain black to golden with special details, or with, two, three even four colors combined.

Comfort is a very important issue for the soccer shoes. A pair of uncomfortable soccer shoes can cause serious blistering. Usually new soccer shoes need to be broken in so that they adapt to the format of the foot to prevent the blisters.

However, with new technologies, comfort is constantly improving and eventually one will be able to put a new pair of soccer shoes on, play a game and not have any blisters.

Even though the design of the soccer shoes hasn't changed much in the last seventy years, the design is quite different from the first soccer shoes. Technology has changed the feel of the shoes and the weight of these that were once very heavy.

For good playing, soccer depends a lot on the quality of the soccer shoes worn. Professional and amateur players love to be different by using an uncommon color and designed soccer shoes.

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News Flash

Benitez begins Inter reign with Super Cup triumph

22.08.2010
Inter Milan recovered from a goal down to beat Roma 3-1 at San Siro and win the Italian Super Cup for the fifth time. Samuel Eto'o scored twice in the second half to break a 1-1 deadlock.It is Inter's fourth trophy in as many months having won the Serie A, Italian Cup and UEFA Champions League last season, and the first for Rafael Benitez as Inter coach after replacing Jose Mourinho in the summer. More silverware could be forthcoming on Friday when Inter play Atletico Madrid in the UEFA Super Cup in Monaco.

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Italian Serie A team 2010/2011

  1. Internazionale milan
  2. AC Milan
  3. Juventus
  4. Roma
  5. Fiorentina
  6. Udinese
  7. Napoli
  8. Parma
  9. Lazio
  10. Sampdoria
  11. Bologna
  12. Brescia
  13. Chievo
  14. Cagliari
  15. Palermo
  16. Lecce
  17. Genoa
  18. Catania
  19. Cesena
  20. Bari

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English Premier League Team in 2010/2011


1 Chelsea

2 Blackpool

3 Aston Villa

4 Wolves

5 Blackburn

5 Liverpool

7 Birming.

8 Sunderl.

9 Tottenh.

10 Man. Cit
11 Fulham

12 Bolton

13 Man. Utd.

14 Newcast.

15 Stoke City

16 Everton

17 Arsenal

18 West Ham

19 Wigan

20 West Br.

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Transfer English Premier Lea2010-2011

13 August

Ramires [Benfica - Chelsea] Undisclosed

Marvin Andrews [unattached - Wrexham]

James Baldwin [unattached - Forest Green Rovers]

Mario Balotelli [Inter Milan - Manchester City] Undisclosed

James Beattie [Stoke City - Rangers] Undisclosed

Abdulai Bell-Baggie [Reading - Port Vale] Loan

Ollie Cleaver [unattached - Forest Green Rovers]

Carl Dickinson [Portsmouth - Stoke] Loan

Jonathan Else [unattached - Forest Green Rovers]

Rene Howe [Peterborough - Rushden & Diamonds] Loan

Zak Jones [unattached - Forest Green Rovers]

Robert Koren [unattached - Hull City]

Yan Klukowski [unattached - Forest Green Rovers]

Ryan Mason [Tottenham Hotspur - Doncaster Rovers] Loan

Franck Moussa [Southend - Leicester] Free

James Norwood [Exeter - Forest Green Rovers] Loan

Cillian Sheridan [Celtic - CSKA Sofia] Undisclosed

David Syers [unattached - Bradford]

Jamie Proctor [Preston - Stockport] Loan

Ramires [Benfica - Chelsea] Undisclosed

Phil Walsh [Dagenham - Barnet] Loan



12 August

Kayleden Brown [West Brom - Tranmere] Loan

Jack Cork [Chelsea - Burnley] Loan

Tom Eaves [Oldham - Bolton] Undisclosed

Matt Lawrence [unattached - Gillingham]

Alex McCarthy [Reading - Brentford] Loan

Andrew Milne [unattached - Barrow] Undisclosed

Andrew Nicholas [unattached - Barrow] Undisclosed

Christian Poulsen [Juventus - Liverpool] £4.5m

Michael Welch [unattached - Altrincham] Non-contract


11 August

Kenwyne Jones [Sunderland - Stoke] £8m

John Mensah [Lyon - Sunderland] Loan



10 August


Colin Doyle [Birmingham - Coventry] Loan

Kyle Bartley [Arsenal - Sheffield United] Loan

James Coates [unattached - Altrincham] Free

Wayne Gray [unattached - Cambridge] Month-by-month deal

Seyi Olofinjana [Hull City - Cardiff City] Loan


9 August

Matty Blair [unattached - Kidderminster] Non-contract

Peter Enckelman [unattached - St Johnstone]

Stephen Jordan [unattached - Sheffield United]

Pele [unattached - MK Dons] Non-contract

Nicky Shorey [Aston Villa - West Brom] Undisclosed

Donovan Simmonds [unattached - Rushden & Diamonds]

Scott Sinclair [Chelsea - Swansea City]

Andrew Tutte [Manchester City - Rochdale] Loan


7 August


Conor Doyle [unattached - Derby]

Josh King [Man Utd - Preston] Loan

Jason Koumas [Wigan - Cardiff] Loan

Robin Shroot [Birmingham - Cheltenham] Loan

Lee Tomlin [Rushden & Diamonds - Peterborough] Undisclosed


6 August


Casper Ankergren [unattached - Brighton]

Takumi Ake [unattached - Chelmsford] Undisclosed

Pim Balkenstein [Ipswich - Brentford] Undisclosed

Scott Barrow [Port Talbot - Tamworth] Undisclosed

Julian Bennett [Nottingham Forest - Crystal Palace] Loan

John Bostock [Tottenham - Hull]

Andy Cook [Carlisle - Barrow] Loan

Adam Clayton [Manchester City - Leeds] Loan

Troy Deeney [Walsall - Watford] £500,000

Mame Biram Diouf [Man Utd - Blackburn] - Loan

Scott Griffiths [Peterborough - Chesterfield] Loan

Dean Holden [Shrewsbury - Rotherham] Loan

Shaun Jeffers [Coventry - Cheltenham] Loan

Lee Martin [Ipswich - Charlton] Loan

John Mensah [Lyon - Sunderland] Loan

Moreno [Vitoria Guimaraes - Leicester City] Undisclosed

Paul Murray [unattached - Hartlepool]

Carl Pentney [unattached - Colchester] Non-contract terms

Robbie Simpson [Huddersfield - Brentford] Loan

Bally Smart [unattached - Charlton] Non-contract terms

Fabian Yatorno [unattached - Hartlepool] Undisclosed


5 August


Gary Alexander [Millwall - Brentford] Undisclosed

Pim Balkestein [Ipswich - Brentford] Undisclosed

Ryan Bertrand [Chelsea - Nottingham Forest] Loan

Liam Darville [Leeds Utd - Tranmere Rovers] Loan

Rob Eagle [unattached - Grimsby]

Matt Fry [West Ham - Charlton] Loan

Marton Fulop [Sunderland - Ipswich] Undisclosed

Ben Gordon [Chelsea - Kilmarnock] Loan

David Grof [Notts County - Tamworth] Loan

Dean Holden [Shrewsbury - Rotherham] Loan

Kevin Holsgrove [unattached - Altrincham]

Oscar Jansson [Tottenham - Northampton] Loan

Lenell John-Lewis [unattached - Bury] Undisclosed

Damien Johnson [Plymouth Argyle - Huddersfield Town] Loan

Jake Jervis [Birmingham - Notts County] Loan

Zdenek Kroca [unattached - Luton Town] Undisclosed

Michael Liddle [Sunderland - Leyton Orient] Loan

Jean Yves M'voto [Sunderland - Oldham] Loan

Tom McCready [unattached - Altrincham]

David Mooney [Reading - Colchester] Loan

Paul Murray [unattached - Hartlepool]

Carl Pentney [unattached - Colchester] Non-contract

Dwayne Samuels [unattached - Grimsby]

Adel Taarabt [Tottenham - QPR] Undisclosed

Oumare Tounkara [Sunderland - Oldham] Loan

Sam Vokes [Wolves - Bristol City] Loan

Lawrie Walker [unattached - Morecambe] Undisclosed

Ross Worner [Woking - Charlton] Undisclosed


4 August


Darren Carter [Preston - Millwall] Loan

Stuart Hendrie [Atherstone Town - Morecambe] Undisclosed

Matt Marshall [unattached - Notts County]

Alan Martin [Leeds United - Barrow] Loan

Gary McDonald [unattached - Hamilton Accies]

Darel Russell [unattached - Presto

3 August


Kevin Austin [unattached - Darlington]

Jason Beardsley [unattached - Macclesfield Town]
Kyle Bennett [unattached - Bury]

Tal Ben Haim [Portsmouth - West Ham] Loan

David Button [Tottenham Hotspur - Plymouth Argyle] Loan

James Chester [Manchester United - Carlisle] Loan

Callum Gittings [unattached - Kidderminster]

Tom Lees [Leeds United - Bury] Loan

Lee Molyneux [unattached - Plymouth Argyle]

Phil Picken [unattached - Bury]

Paul Terry [unattached - Darlington]

Sanchez Watt [Arsenal - Leeds] Loan

2 August


Lionel Ainsworth [Huddersfield Town - Shrewsbury Town] Undisclosed

Mikkel Andersen [Reading - Bristol Rovers] Loan

Mansour Assoumani [unattached - Stockport]

Scott Barrow [Port Talbot Town - Tamworth] Undisclosed

Mark Beesley [Cambridge United - Fleetwood Town]

Adam Bygrave [Histon - Hayes & Yeading] Undisclosed

Paul Caddis [Celtic - Swindon Town] Undisclosed

Wayne Curtis [unattached - Fleetwood Town]

Simon Ferry [Celtic - Swindon Town] Undisclosed

Exodus Geohaghon [Peterborough - Rotherham] Loan

Marcus Hall [unattached - Northampton Town]

Lee Harrison [unattached - Hayes & Yeading]

Peter Holmes [unattached - Hayes & Yeading]

Matt Marshall [unattached - Notts County]

Rod McDonald [unattached - Oldham Athletic]

Danny Philliskirk [Chelsea - Oxford] Loan

Kevin Smith [unattached - Notts County]

Steven Watt [unattached - Grimsby Town]

1 August


Marc Goodfellow [unattached - Barrow]

Matt Heywood [unattached - Barrow]

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Summer transfers in Italian Serie A

Bari

Spanish midfielder Jaime from Udinese; Goalkeeper Daniele Padelli on loan from Sampdoria; Defender Marco Rossi on loan from Parma; Defender Andrea Raggi on loan from Bologna; Midfielder Marco D'Alessandro on loan from Roma; French forward Abdelkader Ghezzal from Siena; Midfielder Nico Pulzetti from Livorno; Brazilian forward Barreto from Udinese; Argentinean midfielder Sergio Almiron (permanent signing) from Juventus for a fee of €5m.
Bologna

Midfielder Luca Siligardi on loan from Inter Milan; Defender Niccolo Cherubin from Cittadella; Slovenian midfielder Rene Krhin from Inter Milan for a fee of €3m; Defender Andrea Esposito on loan from Genoa; Goalkeeper Cristiano Lupatelli from Cagliari; Forward Riccardo Meggiorini from Genoa; Forward Daniele Paponi from Parma.

Brescia

Greek midfielder Panagiotis Kone from Iraklis.
Cagliari

Defender Dario Biasi from Cesena; Defender Lorenzo Ariaudo from Juventus; Midfielder Alex Pinardi from Modena.
Catania

Forward Fabrizio Lasagna from Paganese; Defender Giovanni Marchese from Chievo Verona; Brazilian midfielder Raphael Martinho from Paulista.
Chievo Verona
Uruguayan midfielder Mariano Bogliacino on loan from Napoli; Brazilian goalkeeper Jefferson Trazzi from Lecce; Defender Gennaro Sardo from Catania Calcio; Forward Mattia Minesso from Vicenza; Slovenian defender Bostjan Cesar on a free transfer from Grenoble.
Fiorentina

Argentinean defender Emiliano Insua from Liverpool; Polish goalkeeper Artur Boruc from Celtic Glasgow for a fee of €2m; Midfielder Gaetano D'Agostino from Udinese.
Genoa

Swiss midfielder Carlo Polli on loan from Chiasso; Portuguese defender Miguel Veloso from Sporting Lisbon for a fee of €9m; Argentinean midfielder Franco Zuculini on loan from Hoffenheim; Spanish defender Chico from Almeria; Defender Andrea Ranocchia on loan from Inter Milan; Forward Gianmarco Zigoni from Milan; Forward Mattia Destro on loan from Inter Milan; Nigerian forward Nnamdi Oduamadi from Milan; Sierra Leone midfielder Rodney Strasser from Milan; Portuguese goalkeeper Eduardo from Braga for a fee of €4.5m; Forward Luca Toni on a free transfer from Bayern Munich; Brazilian defender Diego Angelo from Naval; Hungarian forward Gergely Rudolf on a free transfer from Debrecen.
Inter

French forward Jonathan Biabiany (loan return) from Parma; Defender Marco Davide Faraoni on a free transfer from Lazio; Goalkeeper Luca Castellazzi on a free transfer from Sampdoria.
Juventus

Defender Marco Motta on loan from Udinese; Uruguayan forward Jorge Martinez from Catania for a fee of €12m; Defender Leonardo Bonucci from Bari for a fee of €15.5m; Forward Davide Lanzafame on loan from Palermo; Goalkeeper Marco Storari from Milan for a fee of €4.5m; Forward Simone Pepe on loan from Udinese.
Lazio

Spanish defender Garrido from Manchester City for a fee of €2.5m; Uruguayan midfielder Alvaro Gonzalez from Nacional Montevideo for a fee of €2m; Australian midfielder Marco Bresciano on a free transfer from Palermo.
Lecce

Uruguayan midfielder Carlos Grossmueller from Schalke; Norwegian defender Tore Reginiussen on loan from Schalke.
Milan

Hungarian midfielder Attila Filkor from Inter; Romanian midfielder Cristian Daminuta from Inter; Midfielder Marco Ezio Fossati from Inter; Greek defender Sokratis Papastathopoulos from Genoa for a fee of €5m; Defender Luca Santonocito from Celtic; Goalkeeper Marco Amelia on loan from Genoa; Colombian defender Mario Yepes on a free transfer from Chievo Verona.
Napoli

Uruguayan forward Edinson Cavani from Palermo for a fee of €17m.
Palermo
Argentinean defender Ezequiel Matias Munoz from Boca Juniors for a fee of €4m; Goalkeeper Giacomo Brichetto (permanent signing) from Novara Calcio; Argentinean defender Santiago Garcia from Rosario Central; Defender Matteo Darmian from Milan; Polish defender Kamil Glik from Piast Gliwice; Forward Massimo Maccarone from Siena; Chilean forward Mauricio Pinilla from Grosseto; Swiss midfielder Pajtim Kasami on a free transfer from Bellinzona.
Parma

Portuguese forward Filipe Oliveira from Braga; Spanish midfielder Jose Fernando Marques from Espanyol; Argentinean defender Gabriel Paletta from Boca Juniors; Bulgarian forward Valeri Bojinov (permanent signing) from Manchester City; Brazilian defender Marcus Paixao Diniz on loan from Milan; Forward Gabriele Paonessa from Bologna.
Roma

Brazilian midfielder Simplicio on a free transfer from Palermo; Brazilian forward Adriano on a free transfer from Flamengo.
Sampdoria

Goalkeeper Gianluca Curci from Siena; Forward Simone Zaza from Atalanta.
Udinese

Spanish midfielder Carlos Calvo from Xerez; Czech forward Matej Vydra from Banik Ostrava.

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Summer transfers in English Premier League

Arsenal

French defender Laurent Koscielny from Lorient for a fee of €12m; Moroccan forward Marouane Chamakh on a free transfer from Bordeaux.
Birmingham

Spanish midfielder Enric Valles from NAC Breda; Serbian forward Nikola Zigic from Valencia for a fee of €7m; Goalkeeper Ben Foster from Manchester United for a fee of €7m.
Bolton

Spanish defender Marcos Alonso from Real Madrid for a fee of €2.4m; Forward Robbie Blake from Burnley; Bulgarian midfielder Martin Petrov from Manchester City.
Chelsea

Israeli midfielder Yossi Benayoun from Liverpool for a fee of €6m.
Everton

French forward Magaye Gueye from Strasbourg for a fee of €1m; Slovakian goalkeeper Jan Mucha from Legia Warsaw; Forward Jermaine Beckford on a free transfer from Leeds; Portuguese forward Joao Silva from Aves for a fee of €0.6m.Fulham

Swiss defender Philippe Senderos on a free transfer from Arsenal London.
Liverpool

Scottish defender Danny Wilson from Glasgow Rangers for a fee of €2.3m; Midfielder Joe Cole on a free transfer from Chelsea; Serbian midfielder Milan Jovanovic on a free transfer from Standard; Midfielder Jonjo Shelvey from Charlton Athletic for a fee of €2m.
Manchester City

Serbian defender Aleksandar Kolarov from Lazio for a fee of €19m; Ivory Coast midfielder Yaya Toure from Barcelona; Spanish midfielder David Silva from Valencia for a fee of €32m; Midfielder Alex Henshall from Swindon Town; German defender Jerome Boateng from Hamburger.
Manchester United

Mexican forward Javier Hernandez from Guadalajara Chivas; Defender Chris Smalling from Fulham.
Newcastle

Defender Sol Campbell on a free transfer from Arsenal London; Midfielder Dan Gosling on a free transfer from Everton; Defender James Perch from Nottingham Forest.
Stoke City

Goalkeeper Carlo Nash from Everton; Belgian midfielder Florent Cuvelier from Portsmouth.
Sunderland

Argentinean defender Marcos Angeleri from Estudiantes for a fee of €1.8m; Defender Titus Bramble from Wigan Athletic; Egyptian midfielder Ahmed Al-Muhammadi from ENPPI; Belgian goalkeeper Simon Mignolet from Sint-Truiden; Paraguayan midfielder Cristian Riveros from Cruz Azul.
Tottenham

Brazilian midfielder Sandro from Internacional.
West Brom

American goalkeeper Boaz Myhill from Hull City for a fee of €1.8m; Spanish defender Pablo Ibanez on a free transfer from Atletico Madrid; Romanian defender Gabriel Tamas from Auxerre; Irish midfielder Steven Reid on a free transfer from Blackburn Rovers.
West Ham

Israeli defender Tal Ben Haim on loan from Portsmouth; French forward Frederic Piquionne from Lyon for a fee of €1.2m; Mexican forward Pablo Barrera from Pumas for a fee of €4.7m; German midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger from Lazio for a fee of €3m.
Wigan

Dutch defender Ronnie Stam from Twente for a fee of €4m; Scottish midfielder James McArthur from Hamilton for a fee of €0.5m; Oman goalkeeper Ali Al-Habsi on loan from Bolton Wanderers; Argentinean forward Mauro Boselli from Estudiantes for a fee of €6m; Paraguayan defender Antolin Alcaraz on a free transfer from Brugge.
Wolves

Irish midfielder Stephen Hunt from Hull City; French defender Steven Mouyokolo from Hull City; Scottish forward Steven Fletcher from Burnley for a fee of €7.8m; Belgian defender Jelle van Damme from Anderlecht.

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English Premier League transfers in 2010/2011 season

Latest transfers in English Premier League


dateplayertofromm€
Aug '10Tal Ben HaimWest HamPortsmouth
Jul '10Boaz MyhillWest BromHull City1.8
Jul '10Ronnie StamWiganTwente4
Jul '10Sol CampbellNewcastleArsenal London
Jul '10Marcos AlonsoBoltonReal Madrid2.4
Jul '10Aleksandar KolarovManchester CityLazio19
Jul '10Marcos AngeleriSunderlandEstudiantes1.8
Jul '10Titus BrambleSunderlandWigan Athletic
Jul '10Danny WilsonLiverpoolGlasgow Rangers2.3
Jul '10Dan GoslingNewcastleEverton

The most expensive transfers

dateplayertofromm€
Jul '10David SilvaManchester CityValencia32
Jul '10Aleksandar KolarovManchester CityLazio19
Jul '10Laurent KoscielnyArsenalLorient12
Jun '10Steven FletcherWolvesBurnley7.8
May '10Nikola ZigicBirminghamValencia7

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adidas balls have been played at all FIFA World Cups since 1970?adidas started develoving high-performance match balls in 1963,when most balls were heavy,brown and painful to kick.When FIFA first commissioned adidas to provide the Official Match Ball for the 1970 FIFA World Cup in Mexico,the company had already become the world's leading football brand.
For the 1970 FIFA World Cup,adidas introduced the Telstar.Like all other balls in its time,the adidas Telstar was completely made of leather;however,unlike any other ball it fetured 32 hand-stitched panels ( 12 black pentagons and 20 white hexagons ),creating the roundest sphere of its time.
The revolutionary design of Telstar wrote football history:it was the first white football ever to be decorated with black pentagons.Mexico 1970 was the first live televised FIFA Word Cup and the revolutionary design of Telstar-the name drives from "Star of Television"-made the ball far morevisible on black and white television.Until this day,the adidas Telstar remains the archetype of all generic footballs

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