Showing posts with label Arsenal FC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arsenal FC. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Joy of Shopping!!!

 
Looking @ something I probably won't need 

I am not scared to accept that I love shopping. Even though I don't enjoy it as much when I accompany others for their shopping opposed to my personal shopping, I can understand the pleasure that is derived from doing that purchase.

Shopping according to our conservative Indian culture is not healthy for budgeting of a family and I can understand and empathize with that line of thought. But over the years the world has changed (i know i know ... please bear with me :P ) and shopping has emerged as one wonderful hobby/habit/activity/addiction/stress reliever/...../etc. I am positive that everyone who does shopping has definitely planned for that particular purchase (I am smirking while writing that) in their budget (unless we are talking about addicts). Also many people regret doing a purchase after going through the life cycle of the shopper's experiment (primarily due to the quality of the delivered product)

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Is an Armoury at Bangalore a nice initiative?

                          @ARMOURY inside the Emirates Stadium

The Armoury (and yes its not Armory) is Arsenal's (Arsenal Football Club) flagship retail shop. The list of items available are really a consolidated wish-list of almost all things any Arsenal fan would dream of. It is located inside The Emirates Stadium (well the Ashburton Grove Stadium to all gunners) and is a must visit for people visiting on a Match Day. The list of items includes replica kits, tees(men,women & kids), jackets, scarfs,training gears (Nike),souvenirs and other miscellaneous stuff.

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

The Battle at the Dragon's Home

Today's blog will provide a brief preview on the upcoming Champion's League encounter between The Gunners (English Premier League) and FC Porto(Portuguese Liga). This match is played at the round of 16 level in the Champions League. On paper the Portuguese team looks stronger with all the advantage in this leg. They play at Estádio do Dragão (The Dragon Stadium with a capacity of around 50000) present at Porto which provides the hosts with vociferous support during crunch games.