ABOUT THE BRAND
Today, more than 265 million people are playing football
BRAND VALUES
Football´s Coming Home 1848
History
Football´s Coming Home 1848 reflects the historical origins of football
Old Values
Football´s Coming Home 1848 refers to the “old values” of football: integrity, respect, community
Personal Story
Football´s Coming Home 1848 reflects the personal story of each “kicker” and football fan
Personal stories like . . .
. . . the moment you held your first leather football in your hands
. . . your trousers with grass strains
. . . your jumpers for goalposts
. . . friendships developed out of every day’s street football matches
. . . all your dreams about your football idol
. . . all these unforgettable football highlights and moments
. . . your first time in the stadium
. . . every perfect moment in every match
ACHIEVING GOALS
BY STRONG EMOTIONAL BRAND LICENSING PARTNERSHIP
Football´s Coming Home 1848 . . .
. . . has the utmost respect for the visionaries of the world wide most popular sport
. . . brings to life the personal story of each football fan and player
. . . support and promoting the fairness, fellowship and enjoyment of football
BECOME PART OF IT
THE ORIGINAL SPIRIT OF FOOTBALL - LIVES ON
Cambridge Rules
The „Cambridge Rules“ are the first codified rules of football, defined by a committee at Cambridge University. They embrace the true principles of the game and are the predecessor of modern association football. Just a few years later football spread like wildfire and evolved from a „sophisticated sport“ to the most popular sport around the world.
1966
World Championship in England
International Football came back home to England with the World Championship that England mastered as World Champion at the former Wembley Stadium in London.
1996
„Football´s coming home“
In 1996 the song „Three Lions“ by Baddiel & Skinner & Lightning Seeds was made public, the key message „Football´s Coming Home“ became the synonym for all football fans around the world.
2020
European Championship
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