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T90 Laser IV: Make Yours Count

sinyew.tan — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 16:29:10 GMT

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Do you finish with Sneijder's precision? Higuain's power? Pato's composure? Show the world your Perfect Strike. Add your goal to the T90
Strike Counter.

Every goal counts

T90 Laser IV: Count the Glory

sinyew.tan — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 16:10:40 GMT

The T90 Strike Counter has launched. Recreate your moment of glory and tell us what made it the Perfect Strike.

Was it a last minute tap-in or a booming volley? Did you curl it into the top corner or sweep it in with your weaker foot? Put your strike into the T90 Strike Counter with how and where you scored.

Show us what made your strike perfect.

One Game Changes Everything

sinyew.tan — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 09:10:09 GMT

Juventus and an in form Claudio Marchisio face their historic rivals.

Pato, Ibrahimovic and Robinho carry a threat few sides can contain.

In the fight for the Serie A title, one game can change everything.

Going All Out

sinyew.tan — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 02:53:02 GMT

After last night's goal rush, the European stage is set and it's one for the attacking players to exploit.

Pato, Ronaldinho, Robinho and Ibrahimovic will look to continue the trend at the San Siro; Essien and Malouda can add to their goalscoring starts to the season; Ronaldo has the chance to open his account.

At the Emirates, Arsenal can take inspiration from their destructive performance at the weekend; the Gunners will look to the attacking threat of Arshavin and Chamakh.

Will we see another night of goals? Which players will have an impact tonight?

Inside The Pro with Pato

sinyew.tan — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 02:20:24 GMT

For a team of youth players in South Africa, it was a day they will never forget.

At the Nike Football Training Centre in Soweto, Brazilian star Pato shared insights in the Players Lounge on training, mental and physical preparation, and what it takes to not only constantly get better, but be the best.

That was supposed to be it. But then he surprised the kids by stepping onto the pitch with the team and showing them exactly what he was talking about.

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Brazil Bring It

sinyew.tan — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 19:15:23 GMT

After the unveiling of the new national team kits last week, Brazilian players across the globe put in some scintillating performances over the weekend.

Alexandre Pato’s double guided the Rossoneri to victory to keep the pressure on the league leaders, while on the blue side of Milan, Maicon’s dynamic performance galvanised the Serie A champions; his equaliser sending Inter on their way to a crucial 3-2 away win to maintain their four-point lead.

It was another roaming full back, Dani Alves, who put in the hard yards to inspire Barcelona to victory and send the champions back to the top of La Liga. His telling assist made the difference in a tight game at the Nou Camp as Barca prevailed 2-1.

Players and managers talk about playing for the shirt, and with Brazil's (RED) friendly against the Republic of Ireland on March 3rd looming, it’s all about national pride this week.

What They Wear: Pato

nike_in — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 11:51:09 GMT

Fact is, you can only create the world’s best boots if the world’s best players are willing to put their feet in them and tell you what they need. And when you know the new Mercurial Vapor IVs were built with input from the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Franck Ribery, Didier Drogba, Robinho, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and breaking Brazilian star Alexandre Pato, you know you’ve got something pretty special on your hands. When Pato took a break from turning defenders inside out and dropped into Nike HQ to road-test his new Mercurial Vapor IVs, we needed a speed gun just to keep up with his feet. Check out the video and see how a day with Pato helped make the MV IV what it is today: the fastest, deadliest boot there is.

Pato, Brazil vs Sweden

nike_in — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 11:48:30 GMT

You never get a second chance to make a first impression.

Having already scored on his debut for Sport Club Internacional in Brazil and again in his first appearance at the San Siro for A.C. Milan, did anyone really doubt what would happen when Pato pulled on his country’s strip for the first time against Sweden?

As the saying goes, if you’re good enough, you’re old enough.