Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Take a look at Man Utd brand new away kit

Manchester United will look a bit of all white this season — thanks to their sparkling new away kit.

Alex Ferguson's Red Devils will adopt their pasty new colours for trips outside of their Old Trafford home for the forthcoming campaign.


The latest top features a black and red trim with a bold chevron print on the sleeves.


United captain Rio Ferdinand told The Sun: "The white shirt looks traditional and retro like the ones worn in the late 1970's, but the pattern on the sleeves makes it look modern too."

Using their 'Considered Design' programme, Nike created the shirt with minimal environmental impact by reducing waste during the design and development process.


The sportswear giant used discarded water bottles destined for landfill sites, chopped them into tiny flakes and melted them down into a yarn which was then spun to make the fabric for the jerseys.

Nani upstage Rooney this season.......with his new Lamborghini Gallardo

Wayne Rooney was upstaged on his return to training this morning by Manchester United team-mate Nani, who put the England striker in a spin with his hot new wheels.

Rooney arrived at the club's Carrington training headquarters in his red 10 plate Audi RS6.


Just days after colleague Anderson's near-fatal collision in his Audi R8 in Portugal, Nani cruised through the entrance gates in his flash Lamborghini Gallardo.

Rooney returned from his extended post-World Cup break after being embarrassed by pictures of him smoking on a rowdy night out at the weekend.

And Sir Alex Ferguson is under pressure to take action against the 24-year-old's off-field antics.

But the forward, who failed to shine in South Africa, was instead put in the shade by the Portugal winger's limited edition LP 550-2 Valentino Balboni.


One of just 250 made in the world, Nani's £150,000 motor made Rooney's red RS6 look incredibly lacklustre.

However Rooney, who owns an impressive fleet of cars including a BMW X5, Mercedes CLK, Cadillac Escalade and a Chrysler 300C, revealed he is far more comfortable in a more-modest saloon.







Once asked about his RS6 by car manufacturers Audi, United's official car supplier, Rooney said: 'A Saloon that's as quick as a Ferrari, that's my kind of car.

'I love how it looks, but not as much as how it goes. And the sound is just unbelievable.'