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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
By Stephen Foster on July 13, 2012
Former England football captain John Terry was acquitted today in a magistrate’s court (not a criminal court) of calling rival footballer Anton Ferdinand a “fucking black cunt.” Terry’s defence was that Ferdinand had used these words to him and Terry had repeated them back to him, with satirical intent. Now if you believe this you’ll [...]
Posted in Clients, Media, News | Tagged Anton Ferdinand, BT, court case, football association, John Terry, Premier League, racist language, sky
By Stuart Smith on July 12, 2012
Pink: it’s the new black. Brands are falling over each other to ‘out’ themselves as fellow travellers in the Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay and Transgender community (hereto after, LBGT). First we had Kraft, with its Gay Pride rainbow cookie (left), posted on a Facebook page. Then Google joined forces with Citigroup and Ernest & Young to [...]
Posted in Clients, News, Politics, PR | Tagged bisexual, citigroup, ernst & young, facebook, gay, google, Ian Ayre, John Terry, Kraft, lbgt, lesbian, liverpool fc, liverpool pride, oreos, transgender
By Stephen Foster on February 8, 2012
Let’s try to look at this logically. Football is a big business in the UK (BSkyB’s humungous profits depend on it, almost entirely). We have a very expensive Premier League of high-performing clubs, some of whose players are English. The finances of the England team depend on the willingness of supporters and commercial backers, sponsors, [...]
Posted in Clients, Finance, Media, News, PR | Tagged 1966, Anton Ferdinand, bskyb, David Bernstein, england manager, Euro finals, fa chairman, Fabio Capello, football association, James Lawton, John Terry, manchester city, Patrick Barclay, Peter Scudamore, Rio Ferdinand, sponsors, Wayne Rooney, wembley stadium, world cup
By Stephen Foster on October 29, 2010
Cheryl Cole is a singer who became famous with Girls Aloud (then in her maiden guise as Cheryl Tweedy), became a solo artist, a judge on the X-Factor and who married England footballer Ashley Cole (they’ve just divorced). And she seems, at 27, to be just about the most famous person on the planet. Last [...]
Posted in Media, News | Tagged Ashley Cole, Cheryl Cole, John Terry, Piers Morgan
By David O'Reilly on September 6, 2010
Judging by initial reactions among the PR and sponsorship communities it looks as if Wayne Rooney’s endorsement deals are safe for the present, despite the lurid stories at the weekend alleging his prolonged involvement with a £1200 a night prostitute. Rooney is believed to earn over £7 million a year from sponsorship and advertising contracts [...]
Posted in Clients, Media, News | Tagged Ashley Cole, coca-cola, John Terry, nike, nokia, Peter Crouch, Wayne Rooney, world cup
By David O'Reilly on June 17, 2010
Plenty of action on the PR front today. Disgraced football pundit Robbie Earle has turned to former News of the World editor Phil Hall to attempt to rebuild his reputation after his sacking by ITV. As reported here yesterday, Earle was fired after match tickets provided for use by his family and friends helped Dutch [...]
Posted in Agencies, Clients, News | Tagged bmw, Crystal, itv, John Terry, Phil Hall, Robbie Earle, Rolls Royce
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