I have a problem. A serious serious problem. I don't even wear the shoes I buy FFS, I live in trainers. However, my shoe collection keeps growing and if somebody doesn't hide my card away from me, it'll grow even more. Clicky here to see the current collection (minus five or six pairs I cannot for the life of me find). It isn't as bad as the twin's problem, because I don't own more shoes than I can possibly get through in a lifetime. However, I do constantly find new ones I want. Here's a run down of the top 15 'I waaaaant' pairs on my list right now.
1 - Steve Madden, Twistedd Blush. $104.97
2 - Prada, Ruched Criss Cross Sandals. £466
3 - Faith, Lutter. £40
4 - Fergie, Women's Blast Sandal. $89.95
5 - Ebay wins at life, but brand etc, no idea. I still want them. £12.99
6 - Nine West, Vampy. $89
7 - Christian Louboutin, Very Brode. Currently £135, was £437.
8 - New Look, Piped Suede Shoes. £30
9 - New Look, Studded Peep Toe Shoe. £25
10 - Schuh, Sparkle Zebra High Heels. Currently £30, were £74.99
11 - Rascal, Bright Orange Butterfly Sandals. £59
12 - Christian Louboutin, Pique 140 Sandals. $995
13 - Aldo, Simonelli. £54.98
14 - Aldo, Ohlson. $100
15 -Steve Madden, Loyyall. $89.95
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Friday, 15 January 2010
Shoe addict = me
Sunday, 10 January 2010
Failage alert
It;s 10 days into the new year. I have not blogged yet. And it's not like I haven't had stuff to blog about. There's been plenty, I'm just too lazy. I'm currently a little bit sick, so I'm not going to blog properly until i get better, but there will be stuff coming up. Like my heavily work based start to the new year. The snow in England. Again. And perhaps most importantly, Vicente's return. Yeah, he's playing again. Yay! Anyway, really, blogging soon!
Monday, 14 December 2009
FML
There's going to be a proper post on the Valencia-RM game later today. I've not been in the mood to rewatch until now. There's going to be a lot of anti Madrid ranting. And probably swearing. And a lot of Valencia bias. But hey, it's my blog, I'll say what the fuck I want. This is just a warning for people not to read or comment that I am being offensive when the post goes up later. I don't really care how rude I'm being. My team lost and they didn't deserve to. I reserve the right to bitch as much as I like.
However, I would like to say that I am partially taking the blame for what happened. I think. I mean, I have this ritual that I've been doing for years. It's a personal superstition and I've never broken it. Except the Friday before the game. And look what happened there. I promise not to do it again.
EDIT: I can't do a match report on this game. I'm sorry, I don't trust myself to make any remotely coherent and inoffensive comments.
Tuesday, 8 December 2009
Who is your WORLD player of the year?
Nominees for 2009 Fifa World Player of the Year award:
Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal), Real Madrid
Andres Iniesta (Spain), Barcelona
Kaka (Brazil), Real Madrid
Lionel Messi (Argentina), Barcelona
Xavi (Spain), Barcelona
Out of these guys, Xavi or Iniesta. I'm sick of Ronaldo and Messi winning it all. Other footballers exist, yes? And my reasons for boycotting the Ballon d'Or are still valid here. David Villa is statistically better than any of these guys. End of fucking discussion. I'm out.
Monday, 7 December 2009
Yay, we're third!!!
This post is totally late. I apologise. I'm just kind of lazy when it comes to writing these on the day because I'm too busy concentrating, and then I don't rewatch again for a day or two because it's too stressful.
Anyway, Valencia played away at San Mames this weekend. That is a notoriously difficult place to travel to. Athletic Bilbao are very strong at home and the supporters are very vocal. This was clear in the La Liga fixture between the two teams, which Valencia managed to just about edge out. The first half was tense affair, the away side proving the more attacking of the two but without a goal to show for it. Fernando Llorente limped off midway through the half, dealing a devastating blow to the home side's attack.
Just after the restart, Bilbao suffered another blow when they were forced into their second substitution of the evening, Susaeta being replaced by Muniain. Despite the poorer start, it was Bilbao who took the lead in the 57th minute, Cesar making a very good save but unfortunately for him, only managing to push the ball into the path of the oncoming Muniain (who if I am not mistaken is 16 years old!!!) The lead didn't last too long though, and David Villa (who else...) scored the equaliser just minutes later, after having missed a one on one and chipping the ball over the goalkeeper but wide of the goal.
The home side were dealt a further blow to their chances when Koikili was sent off just after the 70th minute for a second yellow, leaving them a defender down against a pressing Valencia side. The winning goal for Valencia came from an unlikely source, Jeremy Mathieu scoring his first for the club following his summer transfer. It wasn't quite game over yet though, and despite the one man advantage, Valencia came a post's width away from throwing away another 2 points in the dying minutes, following a somewhat dubiously given penalty kick against Navarro. Still, despite the numerous heart attacks, they held on for the win, allowing them to leapfrog Sevilla into third and leaving them three points behind Real Madrid ahead of their meeting next weekend.
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