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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.

Challenging history

sinyew.tan — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 17:44:35 GMT

Barcelona and Inter completed the first round at the Giuseppe Meazza. The Italians are ahead but the blue and reds haven’t had the last say yet. They’ve demonstrated time and time again that a champion never gives up. Now is the time to push themselves.

90 minutes separate one of them from the grand finals. Can Inter hold on to the lead with the help of Sneijder, Maicon and Stankovic? Or will Barcelona triumph again with Zlatan, Pedro and Alves’s bullet train speed?

Barca’s players are already sharpening their claws. If there is one thing the team has shown on innumerable occasions, it’s that in 90 minutes, a whole chapter of football history can be written.

In Camp Nou, only one result can appear on the board. Victory.

Write the future.

Fight for semifinal

sinyew.tan — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 12:21:08 GMT

We are not already to the end, but when you want to conquer Europe, the only keyword is “win”.

Tonight at San Siro, all the eyes will be on Wesley Sneijder and on his T90 laser III: master accuracy is needed.
At this point you can’t wait for opponent’s errors, you have to face it and put on the pitch every weapon you have.

It’s time for Sneijder to make the difference.

On Target: Essien and Sneijder

sinyew.tan — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 07:10:27 GMT

A weighted slide rule pass opens up the defence. A clinical one-two beats the offside trap. The ball is effortlessly eased out onto the wing...

We all live for the goals and the glory but sometimes it’s the simple things that win a game. Sometimes, it’s all about the pass. Just ask Wesley Sneijder and Michael Essien.

The T90 midfielders have been in precise passing form this season and are proving that accuracy is about more than just scoring goals - not that either midfielder has been goal shy this season.

With both players boasting high pass completion records in their respective leagues so far, they’re setting a benchmark in how to control a midfield and the game.

Which midfielders will meet the standard come the end of the season?

Have your say on the Nike Football Facebook page.

Derby Demolition

ManishTilwani — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 03:01:42 GMT

The best teams learn from experience and build upon the past. Inter Milan did just that in only the second week of the season, and against their crosstown rivals, with whom they share a stadium. How’s 4-0 for a derby thrashing? If week one had Italian football fans questioning the defending champions, week two provided all the answers.

Inter’s new signings made the difference on Saturday, having a hand in nearly every goal. Wesley Sneijder, only signed by the team on Friday, was a surprise starter and tested the goal early. From their it was engineered destruction. Inter never let up. All that preparation showed from tactics to the intangibles. From building the squad, to preparing them properly, Inter were kings for the day, an unstoppable machine every team in Italy will now be fearing.

Scoring For Fun is Next Level

nike_in — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 09:00:16 GMT

You're 3-1 up in the last seconds of the game. You've won the group by a mile.
No-one can match you for points. Goal difference makes no difference.
You could take the ball over to the corner flag and run the clock down.
Or you could be Wesley Sneijder.

The Challenge

nike_in — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 11:47:01 GMT

How badly do you want to be a footballer?