The Football Boot Awards had their inaugural year in 2007 and quickly established itself as the leading festival in the football boot industry. Originally consisting of five categories including ‘Most Comfortable’ and ‘Football Brand of the Year’ the Footy Boots awards were unlike anything that had preceded them. Whilst many doubted that such a niche topic warranted a genuine set of awards, the Footy-Boots.com audience – and readers of print partner Zoo Magazine – helped make the 2007 awards a real breakout success.

2008 saw the Awards expand at an unprecedented rate; as well as continuing partnership with Zoo magazine, the awards were lent further weight from Kitbag.com, Europe’s largest sporting good supplier and WorldSoccerShop the US leader.

Voters once again turned out in their droves, registering tens of thousands of individual voters nominating their favourites in a number of new categories expanded to include ‘Best Football Shirt’ and for the first time a ‘Panel’s Choice’ award; a team of experts from around the industry, including BBC Journalists, Ex-Players and former Boot Designers.

As 2007 and 2008 saw the rise of smaller boot companies, the 2009 Awards were a perfect showcase for new brands who had spent the last 12 months honing their craft. Two new brands picked up awards in the two newest categories – Safest Football Boot & Most Outrageous design.

The Football Boots Awards have developed a reputation among the biggest sports companies in the world – not just as an unmitigated success – but as a level playing field between Fortune 500 companies and outrageous upstarts, where good design is the only thing that matters to the ultimate target audience.

2010 sees the awards enter their 4th year, and promises to be the finest yet. A revamped interface promises to make voting this year even easier than before; coupled with extended voting time, Footy-Boots.com expects to receive more votes than ever. A new print partner has been established in the wildly popular Football Punk magazine, whilst Kitbag.com and WorldSoccerShop.com are both lead donors again.

For generations, football is proverbially regarded to be a man’s sport. In the past even there are few female fans of football because of the violence of the game and also because they never get known the rules. But it changes. As there are more and more women like the football game and more and more women like playing football, going out with cries of women. That when once there were male football sport jerseys on the market that women can just buy those over size, women crying for more fashionable for their football jerseys’ look.

Now there are really many female sports fans just as enthusiastic about their favorite NFL teams as guys. Just the same as men, women also want to express their enthusiasm by wearing sports jerseys themed with their favorite teams or adorned with the numbers and names of their favorite players. In the past, those oversize men’s sizes and cuts could fit women. Then there is really a fashion statement of female NFL jerseys needed.

Fortunately, there are really someone in the company’s major production this notice, recognizing that women constitute a good portion of their fan bases. Women are really longing for jerseys that reflect women’s enthusiasm for sports, but that also have a feminine twist. Gradually, women sports fans are finding that there are lots of NFL jerseys made especially with women in mind. Now you can find pink jerseys, vibrant jerseys, fashion jerseys or glittering jerseys from virtually any team in the NFL. However, it is safe to say that women’s fashion on sports jerseys is really making a splash in the sports world that those chic females jerseys are giving women fans one more thing to cheer about.

Moreover, there also have been some female football teams, women football clubs organized. There women are really in this sport world. But still these female teams are not mixed with male teams. However, it is really a cheerful thing for those chic female jerseys. Women can also enjoying the football matches wearing their pretty jerseys themed with their favorite team or players! That is a big progress and more will be hoped.