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adidas_official via eBay has adidas Men's Juventus Away Jersey on sale for $27.99 when you apply coupon code PLUS20 at checkout. Shipping is free. Thanks chimesong
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BVB is Puma. Juve is Adidas. Different manufacturer.
Why would you embarrass the man like that...
(On a side note, FCA is Jeep's parent company, and their Italian subsidiary for Fiat is based in Turin, just like Juventus....seems beyond coincidence)
(On a side note, FCA is Jeep's parent company, and their Italian subsidiary for Fiat is based in Turin, just like Juventus....seems beyond coincidence)
The Agnelli family holds majority share in FCA and also owns Juventus. No coincidence.
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Isn't that the home kit with the traditional stripes?
This is their away jersey, they still have the black and white stripes at home. Usually only the away jersey changes every year. I do like their home jersey better too.
Hit the nail on the head. Before Jeep it was New Holland, which is under CNH...majority owned by Fiat (again the Agnelli family). Having grown up in Torino I can confirm everything is revolved around the family. Similar is Detroit Lions playing at Ford Field, both under the Ford Family. It'll be only a matter of time before the Ford symbol will be sprawled across the Lion's jersey, and other teams with their sponsors. I believe Barça was the last European hold out to resist a sponsorship on the jersey.
Sì che?