Pele Paid $120K To Tie Shoes In World Cup, Sparked Feud Between Puma, Adidas
When Pele Got Paid $120,000 Just To Tie His Shoelaces
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Pele was paid huge $120,000 just to tie his laces at 1970 World Cup due to furious Adidas-Puma row | The US Sun
Pele Ties His Puma Shoes at the World Cup - Stakspay
Pele once got paid $120,000 to tie his shoelaces in the 1970 World Cup match against Peru | Sports News,The Indian Express
Pele Paid $120K To Tie Shoes In World Cup, Sparked Feud Between Puma, Adidas
Puma King Pele - Football Boots Vault - SoccerBible
When Pele was paid $120,000 to tie his shoes during a World Cup match
Pele paid $120,000 to tie shoes at the World Cup, sparking a feud between Puma and Adidas - US Today News
Joe Pompliano on Twitter: "8) As Pele approached midfield to tie his shoes, cameras zoomed in, and millions of people realized all at once: Pelé was a Puma athlete. The funniest part?
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Pele Paid $120K To Tie Shoes In World Cup, Sparked Feud Between Puma, Adidas
Pele Paid $120K To Tie Shoes In World Cup, Sparked Feud Between Puma, Adidas
Before the opening of the final match, Pelé asked officials for a moment to tie his shoes before beginning play. All of the world watched… | Pelé, Soccer cup, Facts
Puma broke the 'Pele Pact' and paid the Brazilian icon $120,000 to TIE HIS LACES | Daily Mail Online
