Johan Cruyff - Wikipedia
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Why Johan Cruyff refused to play with the three Adidas stripes
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 | talkSPORT
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When Cruyff Refused to Wear Adidas Trademark at the 1974 World Cup - Dieci Football Entertainment
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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
Johan Cruyff: Why the Dutch master wore the famous number 14 shirt | 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 | talkSPORT
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The time Johan Cruyff took a stripe off Adidas | For The Win
Johan Cruyff (Holland), World Cup74, Holland 4-1 Bulgaria at Dortmund. | Fussball, Wm 1974, Holland
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Johan Cruyff was football's greatest moderniser and all of the game remains deeply in his debt
Two Stripes: How sponsorship conflict made Johan Cruyff play the 1974 World Cup with a two striped Adidas kit - Footy Analyst
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 | talkSPORT
