Football Tweet ⚽ on Twitter: "👀 Did you know? In 1974, Johan Cruyff, under contract with Puma, decided to make and wear a Netherlands shirt with only two stripes, to protest against
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Total Screamers Podcast on Twitter: "🇳🇱STAT OF THE DAY🧡 In the 1974 World Cup the Netherlands had Adidas as their kit manufacturer. At the time, Johan Cruyff was one of the few
Johan Cruyff dead: why Cruyff refused to wear the trademark three stripes of Adidas at the 1974 World Cup | The Independent | The Independent
Johan Cruyff was so powerful he was allowed to wear two stripes instead of adidas' trademark three on Netherlands jersey due to allegiance to sportwear rivals Puma
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Betfred on Twitter: "Brazil 1970. For many of the world's football fans, the 1970 World Cup, was the first time they had seen the yellow shirt, as it was the first to
