
If you’re like me and enjoy watching football but don’t quite have the required level of skill to play it (only just not quite mind) then robot football could be a good closed season alternative. Read the rest of this entry »

If you’re like me and enjoy watching football but don’t quite have the required level of skill to play it (only just not quite mind) then robot football could be a good closed season alternative. Read the rest of this entry »
We’re probably a bit late reporting on this one but as England are playing today it seemed appropriate to mention the Philips Universal Remote - World Cup Party Edition.
The World Cup remote control is shaped and colored like a football pitch. The buttons are colored and positioned as opposing players but must admit it’s a formation I’ve never seen before.
The only reason I’d need this remote when watching a game would by for it’s ingenious other purpose, an inbuilt bottle opener. Sensibly it doesn’t include a counter like that other bottle opener we wrote about.
You can get the football remote from Phillips, found via Ideal Gadget.
We’ve a few more football gadgets for you. Apologies perhaps to our US visitors and people who aren’t keen on football, but we hope you can bear with us for the next four or five weeks….

As our regular readers will already know, the World Cup festival of football is just a few days away and the coolest gadgets team are hot on football gizmos at them moment.
Here’s a fun idea for men’s public toilets – a urinal sieve with a set of goalposts.

Our friends over at The Gadget Store have noticed we have a small affection for the beautiful game (football to those that don’t know what I’m talking about) and have kindly donated a box full of England flags to give away to our readers.
So if you want a free St. Georges flag (3ft x 5ft or a car flag) leave a comment to this post saying what you like about gadgets and football. Make sure your leave a real email address (which we will never ever share) so that we can get a physical address to send the flag to. All flags will be given out on a first come first served basis.

Thanks again to The Gadget Store for this cool freebie.

We’ve filed these bizarre contact lenses under “Football Gadgets”. They’re certainly striking – if you’ll pardon the football pun!
These cool-looking contact lenses were manufactured by a German optician, Stephanie Berndt, to celebrate the forthcoming football World Cup.
I may of mentioned this before but in case nobodies noticed I’ll repeat that I’m a bit of a footie fan.
World Cup fever also seems to be spreading to the various gadget sites and shops. Firebox being no exception have just released the Magnetic Car Flag.

We wrote about the original Powerdesk earlier in the year. It looks like this is another company that wants to show their support for England in the upcoming World Cup by releasing a special addition Powerdesk suitably decorated with a big red cross.
The World Cup Model will set you back a hefty £8,000, I think you can probably go and watch it in person for less than that.
Further info on the Powerdesk in our earlier post, we found the World Cup Edition via Stuff.