Team branding - uniting a team.

With a summer of sports, Euro 2016 and Wimbledon not long ended and the London Anniversary Games, Olympics, and Paralympics to look forward to interest in sports, supporting sporting men and women, and team spirit is at a high.

Regardless of the sport what unites team mates together is their kit. Team branding - the kit, logo and team motto – unifies a team and enhances camaraderie whilst providing supporters with a way to recognise their team and allow them to show support by wearing the same kit.

Looking at the benefit of team branding in sport, along with team branding in other activities, Firelabel are creating an infographic all about branding your team. When they asked me for my opinions on team branding it got me thinking about how team branding has influenced my interest in sports and enjoyment in activities.

Mini-Daddy.

Bug is a little Mini-Daddy. Bug loves his daddy so much, looking up to him and wanting to copy his daddy from having the same clothes as daddy to joining him in his interests. 

Recently Bug and Daddy have been enjoying special time together enjoying Daddy's interest of playing football. They have had many an enjoyable afternoon playing ball together with Bug mastering his footie skills as he scores goals galore.

Love the beautiful game with Asda's exclusive World Cup range.

Even though the FIFA World Cup has already kicked off there is still time to bring some football cheer into your home with the Asda exclusive World Cup range. 

Not only do Asda have offers on hi-tech products to keep you connected to all the World Cup action they also have a great selection of World Cup themed decorations and accessories with prices starting from as little as 50p.  Football fans can show their support and bring the excited spirit of the World Cup into their home as they watch the action by picking up some footie themed bunting, flags, cups and stickers at Asda.

Celebrate Father’s Day with Hallmark and win big for your Football Dad.

Bug’s dad is football mad, he loves playing and watching football and is especially excited about the upcoming FIFA World Cup. 

As Lee is mad about the beautiful game I have entered a fab competition perfect for the footie mad dad in our family, and with Father’s Day fast approaching the footie prize would make an awesome gift to show him how much we love and appreciate him. 

Hallmark are offering you the chance to win an amazing experience for your dad with the Hallmark Father’s Day Prize Draw.  If you are the lucky winner you will win Two Tickets To Tour Your Dad’s Favourite Sports Stadium!!

The winner of the Hallmark Father’s Day Prize Draw will be able to choose a stadium tour of their choice from a variety of stadiums including Man United’s Old Trafford stadium, Liverpool’s Anfield stadium, Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium and Fulham’s Craven Cottage stadium.

Get ready for the World Cup action with Asda.

With the World Cup fast approaching footie fans are getting excited and ready for the when the World Cup finally kicks off.  To help football fans get ready for the World Cup Asda have some kicking deals.

To get the ball rolling on the excitement of the World Cup Asda have offers on Medion tablets with a preloaded football themed game to get fans in on the football action.

The Medion 10" Lifetab is also on offer - 

Was £167 Now £147 

with exclusive Super Striker 2 game preloaded.

* Sponsored video * Dream the Blues campaign - Samsung and Chelsea FC.

Living with a footie fan who is an avid supporter of the beautiful game and both Lee and I being champions of great campaigns aimed at children I had to share about Samsung Electronics’ ‘Dream the Blues’ campaign alongside Chelsea FC.

The Dream the Blues campaign provides children from a number of countries across the globe with a once-in-a-lifetime football experience.  The campaign which covers four continents and eight different countries aims to encourage football-loving children aged 9-13 to develop their football skills and achieve their football dreams with a little help from English Premier League club Chelsea FC.

This year’s Dream the Blues campaign is the second season of the campaign following on from last year’s successful launch of the Samsung Dream the Blues campaign with Chelsea FC.  The campaign is an expansion of the Samsung-Chelsea FC Youth Football Camp programme which has been providing children with the opportunity to be trained for the next generation of football players since 2007 with the initiative having benefited 5,000 children across the World so far.