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• Get the Kids Ready for the Euro 2008 Finals

  Soccer might not be the most popular sport here in the U.S.A., but for those of us who care, Spain will be playing Germany in the final match on Sunday. And assuming you won't be making it to Vienna this weekend, here are the options to get your little fan outfitted for the big match. Read More... Posted Jun 27 2008, 10:47 AM by moderndaydad with | with no comments Filed under: kids, clothing, spanish, soccer, spain, football, mdd, youth, youth jersey, germany, euro 2008, german, jersey, sports

• What Do Iron Maiden and Kids' Soccer Leagues Have in Common?

  Both of them have used iGoal, the portable, inflatable soccer goal, for practice sessions. And while your kids may not have the luxury of a team of roadies to transport their shin guards and cleats, they've got you, and you've only got two arms, and the iGoal, when not in use, collapses into its included bag for easy transport and storage. (Product shot after the jump.) Read More... Posted Apr 29 2008, 10:03 AM by Aaron Burgess with | with no comments Filed under: soccer, football, igoal, redyset, iron maiden, transportable soccer goals, kids' soccer leagues

• All-Star Potty Seat: Toilet Bowl to Super Bowl

  The official NFL website gift shop lets your whole family eat, drink and sleep football every day of the year -- not just Superbowl Sunday. But there's one area they don't have covered....  Read More... Posted Feb 02 2008, 10:07 AM by Sarah Verdone with | with no comments Filed under: toilet, gift, football, potty seat, Super Bowl, All-Star, Munchkin's

• Fair Trade Sports: the Oxfam of Football

  It's not often (or, you know, ever) you hear of a grass-roots, eco-friendly sports-equipment manufacturer, but not only is that just the niche Fair Trade Sports has risen to fill; it's also the strategy the company uses to sell its equipment at competitive prices. Take, for example, the just-in-time-for-fall Fair Trade football... Read More... Posted Sep 19 2007, 03:01 PM by Aaron Burgess with | with no comments Filed under: eco-friendly, fair trade, football, sports equipment