Nikefootball Australia

Time to Take Control

Bentley82 — Wed, 12 Jan 2011 00:18:27 GMT

Fabregas, Albrighton and Iniesta ensured the new CTR360 Maestri II took control on the pitch. Now it's your chance to do the same.

Take control. Get your CTR360 now

The Future Has Been Written

Bentley82 — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 01:01:07 GMT

The Future Has Been Written by Andres Iniesta.

Theo's Perfect Timing

BLOG_AU — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 01:38:46 GMT

Written off twice already this season, Arsenal are showing the fortitude and resolve it takes to win the title.

Cesc Fabregas' wonderfully worked one-two put them 1-0 up before Theo Walcott's darting run and composed finish, and Andrei Arshavin's near-post piledriver capped a dominant performance for the Gunners.

Two points separate first from third at the top of the Premier League. Arsenal are more than just contenders.

Should Walcott go to South Africa with England?

Have your say on the Nike Football Facebook page.

Bitter rivals, sweet victory

BLOG_AU — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 23:41:20 GMT

Cesc stands in the centre circle. His first North London derby as captain. His team 1-0 up. Time to kill the game.

The match re-starts. Cesc bursts out of the traps. Steals the ball, dances past one player, two, three. Then, with the goal at his mercy, calmly strokes the ball home.

SEE CESC'S PLAYER PAGE
SEE ARSENAL'S PAGE

In total control

BLOG_AU — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 23:18:06 GMT

The CTR360 is the ultimate control boot. Developed for players who pull the midfield strings. Players who specialise in killer through-balls. Players like Cesc.

On Saturday, Cesc wore the CTR360 for the first time, getting a chance to see how the boot would improve his game.

Over 90 minutes Cesc gave a stunning masterclass in the art of midfield play – setting up four of Arsenal’s six goals and netting one himself. No arguments who made the difference.

Want to dominate the game like Cesc?

Explore the CTR360

Start training now

CTR360 is ready for action

BLOG_AU — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 23:02:41 GMT

How do you make Cesc, Iniesta and Mascherano even better?

Give them a boot specifically developed for their game.

So this week, we gave the players who pull the strings in midfield, the ultimate control boot. One built to spark counter attacks, play defence-splitting passes, to dominate the game – the CTR360.

Look out.

See the boot

Control is everything

BLOG_AU — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 01:28:24 GMT

You don’t need to score to change games. It’s all about pulling the strings.

On Saturday, Cesc showed the impact of his game-winning control as his inch-perfect through-ball laid on the goal that won the three points.

Be the player, behind the player.

T-90 Ascente Testing – Arsenal

BLOG_AU — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 04:32:23 GMT

Date: 04.02.09
Location: London Colney
Weather conditions: Extremely cold. Temperature range from -5C to +5C. Conditions changed from sunny, blue skies to cloudy with snow and rain.
Pitch conditions: Ploughed snow. Ground soggy but firm.
Players and staff: Abou Diaby, Nicklas Bendtner, Jack Wilshere, William Gallas, Denilson, Eduardo, Mikael Sylvestre, Carlos Vela, Alexandre Song, Lukas Fabianski, Manuel Almunia, Arsene Wenger.

Tester’s notes
Freezing conditions. Heaviest snowfall in 18 yrs. Balls inflated to 12.5 psi exactly. Arsene had a juggle & some one-touches w Paul Johnson. “It’s good, it’s lively.” The keepers... Almunia worried. “Not good for goalkeepers. Again!” Sorry Manuel. (Great for fans though.) Team session. Wilshere : “Yeah, it feels good on the touch.” Shooting session: Ball flight and rotation were true. Some spectacular long-range shots. Get ready Premier League – spectacular goals are coming.

It’s More Than A Game

BLOG_AU — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 22:17:27 GMT

In a clip not broadcast on TV, see Cesc take on super-fan Tony Thomson at Pro Evolution Soccer. It's Arsenal v Barcelona with Sky Sports very own Chris Kamara on commentary. Who will the take the glory? Will Cesc score as himself? Will Chris shave that tache?

Have You Got What It Takes?

BLOG_AU — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 02:24:24 GMT

Making it at the top level is a tough ask. With thousands of talented players looking for their big break, it's up to football scouts to scour the world and spot the best talent first. Find out what the likes of Barcelona and Arsenal look for in a player.

Young Gun

BLOG_AU — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 06:51:51 GMT

Cesc's football career started at the age of 10 at Mataro in Spain. See how the young Fabregas rose through the ranks, going on to Barcelona before joining North London giants Arsenal. Plus hear what coaches and players from his early days think of the midfielder.

The Killer Touch

BLOG_AU — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 05:05:39 GMT

Just how good is Cesc's touch? In this challenge, Nicklas Bendtner and rising young star Ary help put the Spanish midfielder's skill to the test. Who can kill the ball dead on the spot and take the glory?

How to Build a Footballer

BLOG_AU — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 01:15:57 GMT

When a manager of the calibre of Arsene Wenger takes time to tell you the key to becoming a truly great player like Cesc Fabregas, you listen. See what the great man had to say on commitment and the desire to improve.

The Inside Opinion

BLOG_AU — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 05:37:22 GMT

Find out what highly decorated Arsenal old boys Michael Thomas, Paul Merson, and team-mate Phillippe Senderos think of Cesc's ability, the modern game and Arsenal's chances of silverware next season.

Next Level: Behind the scenes

BLOG_AU — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 07:47:51 GMT

You've seen the TV ad as it followed the evolution of a non-league player into a European star. Now watch the banter flow behind the scenes as the likes of Cesc Fabregas, Cristiano Ronaldo, Ruud Van Nistelrooy and Wesley Sneijder give their advice on how to make next season your best.