Wenger isn’t too impressed – but given that his man-in-form Marouane Chamakh is one of the key perpetrators of the Snood we’re sure he’ll turn a blind eye to this fashion crime as long as the Moroccan keeps scoring.Īs usual, when Arsenal do one thing, rivals Tottenham will try and do something different – as you can see from this picture – it seems that Spurs stars are getting a Snood as part of their football training gear.

Carlos Tevez brought attention to the garment this weekend after throwing his neck-warmer to the ground after scuffing a chance against Birmingham City this weekend.įor those of you who haven’t followed the rise of the quasi-scarf, the Snood seems to be following on from high-temperature baselayers and gloves in becoming the latest on-pitch accessory for players who really, really don’t like being cold.Īnd it’s not just players used to warmer climes that are opting for some neckwear either, as the coastal winds clearly became too much for Blackpool’s DJ Campbell, Bolton’s Bulgarian Martin Petrov and even Sunderland’s Scottish ‘keeper Craig Gordon becoming what are affectionately known in the offices as ‘Snood Doggs’.Īrsenal Gaffer Arsene Wenger was recently quoted in a press conference as saying he doesn’t understand the trend, in fact claiming ‘In a period of Global Warming’ he finds the whole craze ‘quite amazing’. Nike Air Force Nike Waffle One Nike Club Fleece adidas Stan Smith Nike Air Max ZM950 Nike Zoom Type Nike Air Max 2021 Nike Dunk adidas Ozweego adidas Forum New Balance 327 Nike Tech Fleece Nike Vapormax Nike React Nike Air Max Nike Air Max 95 Nike Air Max 270. If there’s one thing that pundits here in the UK can’t seem to get their head around, it’s the use of the ‘Snood’ in the Winter football season.ĭescribed by fashionistas as the ‘combination of Scarf and Hood’, the Snood is the latest bit of gear designed to keep you warm on the pitch.

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