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Zinedine Zidane visits Japan. He visits the adidas store, where he introduces the new adidas Predator football boot. After that he trains with Japanese kids ...
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Athletic wear sales tend to run in cycles.
Interest often peaks around major sporting events and companies
assoicated with star athletes see their sales rise as the athletes medals move up the metal scale. With 2010 approaching, adidas sees its biggest marketing event of every four ...
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Adidas Plans Huge Push Behind World Cup and New Zidane Boot
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Was Zinedine Zidane’s Retirement Just a Clever Marketing Ploy?
World Cup Soccer - South Africa 2010 —
Some advance warning: This post is going to be mildly critical of Zinedine Zidane. Nothing too harsh, because – as for many people – he was one of my favourite players to watch. The vision, the touch, the roulettes, the shiny bald patch. Loved it. But that’s also the reason I’m about to mildly criticize him. Don’t worry, this will all make sense in a minute.
My disappointment with Zizou is as follows: The man retired from football in July 2006. That’s well over three years ago. Yet despite no longer being a professional footballer, Zinedine Zidane still keeps trying to sell me ...
Video: Zidane In Japan For Adidas
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Zinedine Zidane is big in Japan. Already retired from soccer, he is having no trouble in keeping himself occupied. Zizou was in Japan to help launch the new Adidas Predator boot. He was greeted by thousands of adoring Japanese fans everywhere he go
Video: Zidane launches Adidas predator in Japan
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VIDEO: Zidane the entertainer
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Anyone else wishing they were an international celebrity right about now?
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