World Cup South Africa 2010

The whole country will once again be at a stand still this afternoon as England take on Slovenia in their final group match. It literally is everything or nothing today, a win or lose situation. After two shocking games they have a lot to prove to their fans, and pretty much themselves as well. But as we said before, we know they can do it.

Come on England!

Miller High Life

Part of the Greasy team made another addition to their Nike SB collection with the Dunk Low "Miller High Life", originally rumoured to be nicknamed "Marvin The Martian", the June quickstrike dropped in a 12 pack last week at Kong. A nice choice of materials and attention to detail all make for a good looking shoe.

World Cup South Africa 2010

Tonight at 6:30pm hundreds and thousands of us will be tuning in to ITV1 to watch England's second match of the South Africa World Cup. After a sketchy start last week against the USA all eyes will be on the team to see if they can do better against Algeria tonight. Us here at Greasy know they can do it.

Come on England!

Jeff Koons BMW Art Project

Sort of keeping on the theme of cars. Once again BMW doing it nicely with the help of American artist Jeff Koons. He was commissioned for design duties involving this epic 17th instalment on the BMW Art Project. The M3 GT2 shown below. As I said, doing it nicely.

All photos taken by schompbmw

24 Hour

More and more films are popping having been shot on the Canon 5D Mark II, this 13 minute video titled "24 Hours in 19500 Frames" was shot at the 24 hour race at the Nürburgring last month. Tim and Nick Hahne of Stereoscreen.de are to thank for this truly stunning capture, where BMW claimed victory.

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Trimm Trab

A stand out shoe in recent weeks with its bold colourway, influenced by table top football, a reissue of the 1970's Adidas Trimm Trab. First opportunity to see these in the flesh and they didn't disappoint.

"Does It Make You Want A Biscuit?"

Recieved a phone call earlier this afternoon seeing if I wanted to take the trip over to Birmingham, having not been for a while I thought why not. Today gave an opportunity to catch up on the latest collections in shops in hand, and a long deserved day out for the Canon.

With all those ridiculous rumors that have now been quashed of England fans not being allowed to wear their nations shirt during the World Cup in pubs, it was good to see "The Rocket" was flying the St. George with pride.

On return to Coventry the clouds were stretching from one horizon to the other, providing a great view to remember all of the days events.