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Sports and Science: technology in jerseys
fortheloveofsports.blogspot.com - 12/11/2007
Sports and Science: technology in jerseys
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Via The Daily Mail: Why Portsmouth's stars run longer and shoot harder JOHN EDWARDS Portsmouth are the only English club to latch on to a trend that was the talk of the rugby World Cup — ionized shirts, or 'wearable steroids' as the marketing bods soon dubbed them. South Africa were one of the rugby countries to use them and they won it. Developed by New Zealand kit firm Canterbury, the ...

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The Beautiful Game:  FREEZE! Give me all your links...

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The Beautiful Game — ... [That's On Point] Why does everyone -- yours truly notwithstanding -- love the EPL so much. [Vasco USA]. Another oldie, but Redknapp has Seattle connections. [There's Your Karma...]. Would it be Italian soccer without some Mafia involvement? [With Leather]. Beckham trains Snoop's kids. [Lion in Oil]. Some MLS ramblings. [Center Holds It]. Crazy technology in jerseys makes Portsmouth 2.7% better. [For the Love of Sports].

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