07 Feb 2012
| by John Reynolds
Sports brand Umbro is seeking fresh football brand ambassadors, with former England captain John...Terry is to face trial in July, accused of racially abusing QPR player Anton Ferdinand. He was stripped of the England captaincy by the Football Association last week.
The Chelsea defender was most recently used by Umbro last August, in a campaign to promote its latest England away kit.
An Umbro ...
26 Jan 2012
| by Elizabeth Pears
Admiral, the British sportswear brand that manufactured football kits for some of England's top...manufacturing sportswear in 1966, when England won the World Cup. The company was a pioneer of the replica kit ...
16 Dec 2011
| by Staff
1. 0 2 England rugby team
VCCP's O2 ad went beyond the usual rugby cliches to deliver a warm and humorous spot that stirred up a sense of passion that was unfortunately lacking on the pitch during England's Rugby World Cup campaign. A rare example of a sports team ...
01 Dec 2011
| by Jane Bainbridge
on the day England played the US. Indeed, one in 10 consumers say they are likely to buy more sportswear ...
09 Nov 2011
| by Staff
-profile sponsorship strategy. Recent activity focused on its sponsorship of the England rugby team during the 2011 ...
23 Sep 2011
| by Mary Howlett
free in celebration of the England team being crowned the highest-ranking Test side.
Other major ...
, the Wimbledon tennis tournament and the Henley Royal Regatta, as well as during England cricket matches ...
VIPs, plus cast and crew, the club took on a New England boarding-house theme, with black ...
22 Aug 2011
DDB Berlin's new spot for Reebok features Chad Ochocinco of the New England Patriots.
12 Aug 2011
| by Nicola Clark
in England and has expanded its factory in Northamptonshire.
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17 May 2011
| by Nicola Clark
in its marketing. A campaign launched just after England's World Cup exit, for example, boasted 'goal ...
England football manager Kevin Keegan in a campaign to inspire young people's career choices is one ...
14 Dec 2010
| by Nicola Clark
of incompetence during England s opening World Cup match this summer against the USA. As Steven Gerrard scored to give England the lead, 1.5 million of those watching the game on ITV were treated to the sight of an ad for Hyundai rather than the goal . England fans vented their wrath online, with some posters ...