Women’s Professional Soccer unveiled their 2010 PUMA jerseys at an event in Philadelphia last week. The 2nd year league has expanded in the run up to it’s first full season, which kicks off on April 10th. You can pre-order your club’s home shirt here.
Video from the unveiling:

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The closest I ever came to being a goalkeeper was when I tried out for the movie The Big Green (true story), but this ad makes me want to get between the sticks and see if I can stop a few shots. Seriously, these gloves look great. If they perform as good as they look, then they have to be a great set of gloves.

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I’m usually not a big whore for one company’s football equipment over another one, but Puma has always held a special place in my football conscience and on my feet. Most of the players I follow closely wear Puma boots and are sponsored by Puma, so I usually get a good look at what is new from their gear line and clothing line.

I came across this ad a few weeks ago and haven’t been able to get it out of my head. The ad reminds me of why I love this company and their equipment; it’s clean, not overly flashy, but still has style. Plus, the African kits the ad introduces look amazing. Check it out.

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Are you tired of your cell phone being boring and totally unsoccer-like?  Me either.  Yet it seems Puma thinks they are missing out on a target audience approaching the 2010 World Cup.  Puma have partnered with European telecom company Sagem to produce a limited edition Puma mobile.

While there is very little confirmed information regarding this at the present, the companies claim it will be “the first mobile device completely tailor designed, from the inside out.” No images or early prototype mock ups have been released yet.

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