Since the launch of England’s Euro 2024 kits, people up and down the country have been incensed by manufacturer Nike’s decision to meddle with the Cross of St George, found at the back of the shirt’s collar. The cross is traditionally red
The new kit for England men’s football team has sparked outrage due to the St George’s Cross on the back of the collar being changed from all-red to a multicoloured version that features purple and blue stripes. Manufacturers Nike said it was
Furious Nigel Farage hit out at a change to the St George’s Cross on new England football kits. The kits for the Three Lions unveiled by Nike ahead of the Euros later this year feature a cross on the collar of the
Arsenal have been warned to expect ‘trouble’ after their women’s side were forced to buy Chelsea socks from the Stamford Bridge club shop in a humiliating kit blunder. The north Londoners faced Chelsea in a top-of-the-table clash in the Women’s Super League
The controversy over France’s last-gasp win over Scotland last Saturday is refusing to go away with the World Rugby refusing to issue any clarification to the hosts as to why Sam Skinner’s last try wasn’t allowed to stand. With all teams given
Adidas have reportedly solved Manchester United’s kit issues which prompted some players to wear replica shirts during the early stages of the season. Several stars were reportedly left unhappy with how tight their kit fitted and complaints were lodged to the manufacturer.
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In August 2023, the London Fire Brigade revealed 40% of e-bike fires are caused by conversion kits (Image: Getty) A coroner has issued a warning about the dangers of e-bike conversion kits after a pensioner died during a house fire caused by
Several Manchester United stars have reportedly decided to start wearing replica items of kit during matches as they feel that the current Adidas fit for players is too tight. The Red Devils have made a poor start to the season, though their
Rugby World Cup star Charles Piutau has opened up on how he and his Tonga team-mates have been forced to wash their own kits and practice with replica rugby balls ahead of the tournament in France, dramatically highlighting the stark contrast in