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Chelsea stars get blue paint job for new Adidas film

Chelsea stars get blue paint job for new Adidas film

By Stephen Foster on April 9, 2013

Football really must be taking over the world if this new epic from Adidas and newish London agency The Corner is anything to go by. It’s to launch Chelsea’s new home kit – as if anyone cares, apart from Stamford Bridge-ites of course. Anyway there’s a certain pleasure in seeing John Terry and co dumped [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged adidas, chelsea, it's blue, John Terry, new home kit, stamford bridge, tv ad

Now Wieden+Kennedy London takes its turn for Nike in Euro 2012 penalty shootout

Now Wieden+Kennedy London takes its turn for Nike in Euro 2012 penalty shootout

By Stephen Foster on May 21, 2012

W+K Amsterdam scored mightily for Nike (and itself) with 2010′s ‘Write the Future’ World Cup epic for Nike (including the Cannes Film Grand Prix) and Now W+K London steps up to the penalty spot, hoping to find the corner of the net just as Didier Drogba did for Chelsea with the winning penalty in the [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Creative, News | Tagged amsterdam, cannes film grand prix, champion's league final, chelsea, Didier Drogba, engllish players, eton wall game, euro 2012, LeBron James, my time is now, nike, online content, tunnels, wieden+kennedy london, write the future, youtube hits

Don't just laugh at the politicians for 'pastygate' - we're out of touch with the the real world too

Don’t just laugh at the politicians for ‘pastygate’ – we’re out of touch with the the real world too

By Paul Simons on May 9, 2012

The last one being a bank holiday weekend we decided to do the traditional thing and drive to the coast. We went west from London down to the Christchurch/Lymington area. Very nice part of the world and the views of the Isle of Wight were pretty spectacular. What hit me was the instant arrival in [...]

Posted in Agencies, Clients, Finance, News, PR | Tagged central london, chelsea, Dave Trott, George Osborne, groups, hampstead, hello tosh, kfc, pastygate, pimlico, politicians, social media, Toshiba, twitter, Waitrose

Who would like a Jose Mourinho cartoon and cuddly toy? Value £3.75m

Who would like a Jose Mourinho cartoon and cuddly toy? Value £3.75m

By Stephen Foster on December 13, 2011

Real Madrid’s Special One must be the first football manager to inspire a children’s cartoon series and the merchandise to go with it (you can’t imagine anyone wanting the Sir Alex Ferguson version can you)? Sports Stars Media is aiming to float on London’s AIM stock exchange with the intention of raising £1.75m to fund [...]

Posted in Media, News | Tagged aim float, barcelona, cartoon, chelsea, comby's island, football, internazionale, Jose Mourinho, Jose Mourinho and the special ones, merchandising, porto, real madrid, Ruben Dias, sports stars media

Whoops - sponsor crisis as Manchester's big-spending clubs flop out of the Champion's League

Whoops – sponsor crisis as Manchester’s big-spending clubs flop out of the Champion’s League

By Stephen Foster on December 7, 2011

It’s a bad night for both Manchester United and Manchester City in the Champion’s League – Man U lost 2-1 to Swiss ‘no-hopers’ Basel and City beat Bayern Munich but failed to qualify for the knockout stages because Napoli beat Villareal in Spain. So, for the first time in years, England has only two teams [...]

Posted in Clients, News | Tagged abu dhabi, arsenal, barcelona, basel, bayern munich, Champions League, chelsea, David Gill, Glazer family, manchester united, manchster city, napoli, real madrid, Sir Alex Ferguson, villareal

It's Uzbekistan against America in Arsenal boardroom battle

It’s Uzbekistan against America in Arsenal boardroom battle

By Stephen Foster on May 25, 2011

What happens on the pitch is only half of it in football these days (but it always has been a game of two halves) with footballers clogging up the courts with injunctions and boardroom battles. London Premiership team Arsenal, for decades supposedly run by gentlemen in contrast to the vulgar types in charge at other [...]

Posted in Clients, Finance, News | Tagged Alisher Usmanov, arsenal, Arsene Wenger, chelsea, Danny Fiszman, David Dein, emirates stadium, Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith, manchester city, manchester united, north london, Peter Hill-Wood, Roman Abramovitch, Stan Kroenke, steel magnate, uzbekistan, walmart

Does Didier Drogba really score as one of the BBC's top 100 historical  objects?

Does Didier Drogba really score as one of the BBC’s top 100 historical objects?

By Stephen Foster on October 8, 2010

Not the highly collapsible Chelsea striker himself but his shirt (No 11) which has been named as one of the contenders to be the final object in the ‘history of the world in 100 objects’ currently being promoted by the BBC and the British Museum. “Why?” asked audibly underwhelmed radio presenter Evan Davis of the [...]

Posted in Media, News | Tagged BBC, chelsea, coca-cola, Didier Drogba, Evan Davis, history of the world in 100 objects

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