I’m not here to plug Nike (unless they want to send me some free boots of course) but their new ad is really rather good. Rooney should also grow that beard for real, it somehow suits him.

Time circuits on. Flux Capacitor… fluxxing. Engine running. Great Scott!

Five games, two goals and four assists including a familiar looking free-kick against Fulham. From then on it was all downhill from Deepdale.

Just look at this hideous act of violence rancid breath in the beach football World Cup. Switzerland are 3-nil up against Uruguay when Swiss keeper Nico Jung gets up close and personal with Uruguay striker Oli.

Now you see it, now don’t. Ibracadabra!

We’ve got a copy of the brand new Michael Sheen football DVD – “You’re the Boss” to give away plus a copy of Football Manager 2010.

Football just wouldn’t be the same without the brains and tactics of the football manager. Fresh from his critically acclaimed portrayal of the legendary Brian Clough in The Damned United, BAFTA nominated actor Michael Sheen presents a highly entertaining look at some of the most memorable football bosses of all time along with the highs, lows, and just the plain bizarre! Warner Home Video lifts the trophy with the release of Michael Sheen Presents You’re The Boss, as it comes to DVD on 9 November.

Michael Sheen Presents You’re The Boss focuses on the most celebrated practitioners of the much-loved-game – the football manager! He follows the hilarious, shocking and often mad side of some of football’s most lauded bosses from past and present: the famous gum chewing of Alex Ferguson and Mourinho’s dark frown, to Arsene Wenger’s goal celebrations and the famous Busby Babes. We also see the emotions and reactions from Shankly, Revie, Benitez, Clough, Paisley, Stein, Ramsey, Robson and many more.

This must-have DVD for followers of the game also features scores of football action including some classic games and managerial reactions. There are the good times, the goals, the celebrations and the achievements, but also the rants, the feuds and the scandals. We also take a look at those ‘special’ managers who simply through charisma, have a will to win by any means possible and the ability to make players and fans unconditionally believe in them.

Come and join Michael as he guides you through this funny, emotional and heart-pounding guide to some of the most spectacular, maddest and influential moments in the history of football. Michael Sheen Presents You’re The Boss is the perfect gift for the footie fans in your life and will make this year’s perfect stocking filler.

For a chance to win the DVD and game just answer this stupidly easy question and email your answer plus your name and address to comps@footballspotter.com

Which manager did Michael Sheen portray in The Damned United?

The winner will be picked out of a hat and the closing date is Monday 16th November 2009

Michael Sheen Presents You’re The Boss is available on DVD on 9 November courtesy of Warner Home Video

Football Manager 2010 is released on PC, Mac and PSP on Friday 30th October.

Football Manager 2010 – The Greatest Job on Earth

Gaaah! What was the hell was he thinking? Here’s Michael Barrymore making an early splash on FA Cup Final day 1984, as Watford prepare to take on Everton.

Brilliant goal from Clive Allen for Queens Park Rangers against West Ham back in 1984. The nonchalant celebration as if to say he does it all the time is a nice touch.

I’m not convinced the commentator is totally unbiased here but then neither is Clive Tyldesley whenever Man Utd are on…

Great piece of swearing here. While commentating on a roundup of the FA Cup first round in 1998 Sue Thearle drops her script and lets slip with some expletives.  Unfortunately this clip doesn’t quite capture how funny it was to hear it going out live and then followed by complete silence for the rest of the roundup.