Easily the best scarf I have right now. This is one of the special edition scarves that Yanks Abroad periodically puts out for major tournaments involved the US national team. Obviously, they know what they're doing. Sadly enough, I didn't see a ton of these on TV during the Gold Cup itself.
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
United States - Gold Cup 2007
Easily the best scarf I have right now. This is one of the special edition scarves that Yanks Abroad periodically puts out for major tournaments involved the US national team. Obviously, they know what they're doing. Sadly enough, I didn't see a ton of these on TV during the Gold Cup itself.
Tottenham Hotspur
DC United
My first ever DC scarf! Sadly, it's boring and corporate, especially since adidas uses this exact same template for every team in the league, down to the fonts on the reverse side. MLS has serious issues with merchandising, in case you couldn't tell.
Anyone who's looking for MLS scarves can make me an offer for this one.
West Ham United
Monday, December 3, 2007
Emerald City Supporters (Seattle Sounders)
ECS is the supporters' group for the Seattle Sounders. Seattle is the reigning bad-ass team of the USL 1st Division, having won their fourth title this year. ECS is, I think, only two years old, but they do good work and will be the supporters' group for Seattle's MLS team when it starts up in 2009.
This is another favorite because of the argyle pattern, which is the first genuinely unique thing I've seen on any football scarf.
AC Sparta Praha
Stanford University
La Barra Brava (DC United)
Texian Army (Houston Dynamo)
Despite DC not making it, I went to MLS Cup anyway and made it my mission to trade for another scarf. This one is what I came up, courtesy of a Houston fan in a massive sombrero and his wife. Texian Army is one of the Houston Dynamo's two major supporters groups, and they showed up to MLS Cup in style.
Timbers Army (Portland Timbers)
Friday, September 14, 2007
Santa Clara University
Santa Clara is one of the powerhouse programs in men's Division I soccer (Division I is the elite level of university athletics in the US).
Just got this one tonight at Buck Shaw Stadium in Santa Clara and watched SCU play Stanford to a 1-1 draw. Surprise, surprise, it's made by Sport Scarf and features their usual basic template.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
United States
Obviously, this a US National Team scarf.
This one was purchased by a colleague of mine who went to the June 2nd. US-China friendly in San Jose while I trekked to LA for an abysmal DC United game (0-0 against the Galaxy). It's a standard Nike template that they used for a whole slew of team scarves for the 2006 World Cup. I actually find it incredibly boring and am open to trades from any and all who want it.
San Francisco Seals
The Seals play in the PDL (Premier Development League), which is something like Conference football in England.
I actually bought this at a California Victory game in July or August. One of the Vics supporters is a part owner of the Seals and he was selling Seals gear at our tailgate. I'm pretty sure this is just one of the standard Sports Scarves (a company that does a lot of soccer scarves in the US) designs with Seals logos and type.
Scarving Time
So this is a "blog" about my burgeoning soccer/football scarf collection. It's not so much a blog as a place I'll post pictures and a little background on each of the scarves I get. I've only built a small collection over the past few months, but I'm hoping to really build a collection as I travel and hound friends and family who are traveling to bring back others. Of course, trades and exchanges with other scarf collectors are always welcome.
I am always on the lookout for scarves for the following teams in any number:
1. DC United
2. Tottenham Hotspur FC
3. FC Schalke 04
If anyone wants to trade, just send me an email!
I am always on the lookout for scarves for the following teams in any number:
1. DC United
2. Tottenham Hotspur FC
3. FC Schalke 04
If anyone wants to trade, just send me an email!
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