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As most have already spotted, there is an entirely new set of Nike boot colorways currently being

As most have already spotted, there is an entirely new set of Nike boot colorways currently being worn by pro players across the globe. We have already hit on the very awesome Mercurial Vapor IX Fast Forward 06, which has received plenty of plaudits from fans on what could be one of the more iconic releases of the year. But there is also new versions of the Hypervenom, Tiempo V and the CTR360 Maestri to choose from. Below is a very brief breakdown of each to keep you updated and in check with the current market.

Find the entire range currently listed at soccer.com.

In what is expected to be one of the final CTR360 Maestri colorways we will see released, Nike has added a monotone blast of?Bright Crimson. If you didn’t know better, you might think that these are on fire the color is that deep, with the Chrome tongue is there as a handle! It is a straight forward release that eases the boot in retirement.

Available for $200.

Then there is this Blast Red Tiempo V, that has a similar personality to the CTR360 release but with a lot more pop. Personally, I love this look much more than the and it befits the modern feel of the new heritage silo. It is the white side swoosh that differentiates the release.

Available for $200.

In order to finalize the collection, Nike give the Hypervenom Phantom a coat of Yellow with some Mustard detailing across the top. This is a boot that has definitely received plenty of attention over the past week, with several top players taking to the pitch in them.

Available for $224.

We profiled this Mercurial Vapor IX last week and they are definitely the highlight of the Summer Collection. It is a colorway that players have been screaming for ever since the 2006 World Cup and Nike has obliged with this design. With the advancement of boot technology, it offers players a new-age performance with the same iconic look.

Available for?$224.

The entire range has a definite summer feel to it and you can see how Nike has paired up the silos in terms of visuals. At this point, the numbers of new colorway updates is stagering and can be confusing. These boots have their own unmistakable looks and should be around for a few months – at least!

Whats your opinion of the Summer 2014 collection and do you have one particular preferred version?

England fans will have been horrified at the news that Wayne Rooney may miss the World Cup 2006. Even if he makes a miraculous recovery, he is unlikely to be firing on all cylinders for England. Potentially Englands best ever footballer, Rooney will not be at his best for the World Cup 2006, if there at all.

Just last week I covered the news that Rooney would be wearing a new pair of football boots for the game. The week before I wrote about banning bladed football boots, for Englands sake.

Wayne Rooney wasnt wearing bladed boots when he injured his metatarasal. His new Nike Total 90 Supremacy, were traditional screw in boots, Alex Ferguson wont allow his players to wear bladed boots after Roy Keane broke a metatarsal.

Ferreira, who made the tackle on Rooney when he was injured, was wearing bladed boots, but after watching the replay its clear the blades of Ferreiras football boots were not responsible for the injury to Rooney.

So is there any blame to be attributed to anyone, or anything? Yes.

Having watched the replay of the tackle on Rooney over and over (watch it here), I believe that the break to the metatarsal was caused by the shin of Ferreiras trailing leg catching Rooneys football boot in the turf and twisting the foot.

When watching the replay, it is clear that immediately following his football boot becoming caught in the turf, you can see the top of Rooneys football boot twisting. This is where the metatarsal is located and when the bone broke.

Ferreiras right shin makes contact with the football boot of Wayne Rooney. The football boot twists Rooneys foot, breaking the metatarsal and leaves Rooney and England with a slim chance of success at the World Cup 2006.

I believe that this injury is a result of Rooney wearing his new Nike Total 90 Supremacy football boots. I believe this football boot and other modern football boots do not provide enough protection. Specifically in the case of the injury to Rooney, the sole of the football boots is too flexible and did not give enough support to Rooneys foot. The metatarsal injury was unheard of years ago, now with modern ligtweight foortball boots its responsible for 30% of long term injuries.

With the long list of International English footballers suffering from metatarsal breaks (Wayne Rooney, David Beckham, Gary Neville, Trevor Sinclair, Ashley Cole, Scott Parker, Michael Owen, Danny Murphy, Steven Gerrard), surely it needs some offical research into the matter. Not that it will help England and Rooneys chances of making the World Cup 2006.