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    • Chelsea Away 2010/11 Shirt
      The new 2010-11 Chelsea away shirt is available from 5th August 2010. The shirt from Adidas is black in colour with orange tint for a fairly unique design and is available in a full range of adult and junior sizes in both short and long sleeve. Shorts, socks and mini kits are also available online [...]
    • New 2010/11 Man Utd Home Shirt Available Now
      The new shirt is sponsored by AON and manufactured by Nike and is available in a full range of adult and junior sizes in both short and long sleeve. Shorts, socks and mini kits are also available online as well as a full range of hero shirts from Rooney, Owen, Giggs, Scholes or even your [...]
    • New 2010/11 Arsenal Home Shirt Online Now
      The new shirt from Nike is the traditional red with white stripes in colour and is available in a full range of adult and junior sizes in both short and long sleeve. Shorts, socks and mini kits are also available online as well as a full range of hero shirts from Arshavin, Bendtner, Nasri, Eduardo, [...]
    Official Mascot PDF Print E-mail

    Zakumi, official mascot of the 2010 World Cup in South AfricaThe official mascot of the 2010 World Cup is Zakumi. He is a Leopard (one of the African "Big Five") with green hair and was born on 16th June 1994. He will turn 16 in 2010 on the day South Africa play their second group match. 16th June is also Youth Day in South Africa.The year of his birth, 1994, marks the birth of democracy in South Africa so Zakumi is part of the 'born-free' generation in South Africa.

    The name Zakumi is made up of two parts: "ZA" is the international two letter code for South Africa and "Kumi" is the word for "ten" in many of of South Africa's local languages.