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Mo Farah's Arsenal Running Spikes

It's not often we find ourselves venturing outside of the beautiful game, but sometimes you just have to acknowledge an individual and say fair play.

Proving that football speaks all languages and crosses all barriers is running sensation Mo Farah, who has personalised his running spikes to show his support for Arsenal. It's not the first time running has overlapped with football, as we previously saw with Usain Bolt.

British distance running ace Mo Farah was appearing at a Nike event in London, where he passed on advice to young track and field hopefuls. Mo received Arsenal FC inspired Nike Zoom Victory Spikes ahead of this Fridays race day at Crystal Palace, so perhaps for once we won't be boot spotting we'll be trainer spotting!

It's a great way to show your allegiance to your club, and with backing from one of the world's leading athletes Arsenal will be hoping to get their Premier League season off to a flying start (...sorry we know how bad that sounds!?!)

But what do you think of Farah's running spikes, great for an Arsenal fan with the club crest, detailing and even personalisation! Share your thoughts with the SoccerBible community online.

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