Off to a game this weekend? It’s going to be cold on those terraces, so don’t forget your scarf, gloves, hat, thermals, 2 pairs of socks, lined boots, hipflask. And your match ticket.

What would Dr Watson wear if he were around today? Halcyonmag, arbiters of the important stuff like football, style and film, pose this very question. Their conclusion is that a Savile Rogue scarf would be around his neck to accompany his Crombie coat.

The Sun has selected its six favourite scarves for men. Their choice for football fans is none other than our Savile Rogue Deluxe cashmere football scarf. A fine choice, we have to agree that there is no better football scarf.

If you’ve ever seen an impressive pre-match tifo on the continent and thought to yourself that it cannot be easy to coordinate such a large scale public art display, then Steaua Bucharest are here to prove you right with this very public mistake. The Romanian side suffered a nasty back-to-front digit in their ranks ahead of a recent home game. … Continue reading →

Interesting article about the history of the football scarf with a Plymouth Argyle slant in This is Plymouth. Conclusion: wool scarves are best. Bar scarves and vertical scarves started life as home-knitted. 40 years later you can have one in cashmere.

Savile Rogue scarves are recommended as the perfect Christmas gift by Sport Magazine.

Sunderland’s Keiran Richardson celebrated his goal against Wolves by revealing that he belongs to Jesus. Presumably a similar arrangement to Carlos Tevez relationship with Kia Joorabchian. For removing his shirt, the FA will fine him, whoever his owner is, in a game that Sunderland went on to lose 2-1. No miracles on Martin O’Neill’s first day as Richardson’s manager then.

Boca Juniors clinched the Argentine League title in Buenos Aires on Sunday. As you can see, the players celebrated by going straight to the local bar.

He loves a flamboyant undergarment, does Samir Nasri. He was spotted in the Man City dugout during last week’s game against Napoli wearing these flowery numbers. We thought they looked familiar, so went through the archive and found this photo of Nasri having a nap during his Arsenal days, sporting a similar line of floral briefs.

Celebrating a disallowed goal is always a bit embarrassing, but Napoli star Marek Hamsik would rather not remember this bizarre sequence of events during last night’s match with Juventus. Hamsik coolly converts a penalty before disappearing down a stairwell behind the goal, as you do. Realising he couldn’t stay down there all night, he comes back up the stairs, still … Continue reading →