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Pele was paid $120,000 to tie his laces at the 1970 World Cup
leading to a $120,000 payment for Pele to tie his laces at the 1970 World Cup. The story begins with two brothers in Germany way back in 1928. Forming a shoe company, the Dassler Brothers Shoe ...
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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 LEGENDARY Pele was paid a whopping $120,000 to tie his laces at the 1970 World Cup amid a bitter row between ... Brothers Adolf and Rudolf Dassler went into the shoe manufacturing business ...
Daily Mail2y
Pele was astonishingly paid $120,000 simply to TIE HIS LACES during the 1970 World Cup because of a bitter feud between the brothers who owned Puma and Adidas
footage has emerged of a remarkable incident from before Brazil's World Cup quarter-final against Peru in 1970 when Pele deliberately bent down to tie his shoelaces after being paid $120,000 to do ...
Los Angeles Times2y
Pelé, who rose from a Brazilian slum to become the world’s greatest soccer player, dies at 82
“His great secret was improvisation,” said Tostão, a former World Cup ... Pele quit his studies after being expelled for playing soccer during the school day. He soon took a job repairing ...