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West Brom signs shirt deal 28/06/2010
HomeServe, the West Midlands-based home emergency company, has signed a deal to become the shirt sponsor of West Bromwich Albion Football Club.
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Uganda leader not interested in World Cup 25/06/2010
Uganda’s head of state, Yoweri Museveni, is urging his people to ignore the World Cup in South Africa, advising them to instead concentrate on helping the economy.
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Budweiser enjoys World Cup boost 24/06/2010
Budweiser has topped a list of World Cup sponsors’ online performance, but rival beer brands experienced a fall in searches, according to new research.
Data from Experian H...More>
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Wembley pitch consultants resign 24/06/2010
The pitch consultants responsible for Wembley’s much-criticised playing surface have resigned.
Sports Turf Research Institute (STRI) has been responsible for the pitch at t...More>
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Nike agrees Doncaster kit deal 24/06/2010
Nike has signed a deal to become the official kit supplier of Doncaster Rovers.
The sportswear giant has agreed a three-year contract with the Championship team.
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World Cup to boost South Africa ad market 23/06/2010
South Africa’s advertising economy is set to receive a $200m World Cup boost.
The Guardian reports that Nike, which is not an official sponsor of the World Cup, has just un...More>
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RBS urges Liverpool sale patience 23/06/2010
Royal Bank of Scotland Group says Liverpool fans must be patient and allow time for chairman Martin Broughton to find the right new owners for the club.
Supports angry at t...More>
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ITV warns Davids over on-air branding 23/06/2010
ITV has been forced to caution pundit Edgar Davids after he wore a top featuring branding for a clothing company he works with on air.
The former Holland international appe...More>
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Vuvuzela demand soars 23/06/2010
A Chinese factory has announced it will produce 25,000 vuvuzelas a day to keep up with demand.
The controversial plastic instrument has sparked debate at the World Cup beca...More>
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Adidas predicts World Cup sales boost 22/06/2010
Adidas has predicted that it will make 1.5bn Euros in sales of balls, shirts and other equipment linked to the World Cup in South Africa this year.
The German sportswear gi...More>
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