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Hamdan AlSaadi
Prof. Jackie
English 113A
October/04th/2015
Adidas Commercial
Adidas gives you a positive energy to achieve what you want. It makes
powerful, so you can face challenges. When I use adidas apparels or supplies I can
feel the power that it have, and the energy that it gives. You should try adidas
apparels or supplies because it gives you more energy, it has a secret power, and
makes you ready to face your challenges.
(The ad begins) In 2006, it was a sunny day in Netherlands. On a soccer
field in an old neighborhood I was setting on a one-chair sofa next to a green old
car, wearing a red t-shirt and a black short from adidas, and watching Ahmed
playing with his new adidas soccer ball (2006 world cup soccer ball). I asked
Ahmed Do want to play a soccer?
Ahmed said: Sure.
We played rock paper scissor, so the winner will start picking players to his team
first. We started counting one two three I choose scissor and Ahmed choose paper,
so I won the first challenge. I started my team by picking Cisse (France soccer
player). Cisse entered the field wearing a number nine blue adidas France soccer
team jersey. Ahmed picked Kaka (Brazil soccer player). Kaka entered the field
wearing a yellow adidas jersey. Then I picked Zidane (one of the best soccer

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players in the history from France). Zidane was wearing the same jersey as Cisse
but with a number ten. Ahmed picked David Beckham to be in his team (England
soccer player). David Beckham entered the field wearing a white adidas t-shirt
with a new haircut style as usual. I picked Defoe (England soccer player). Defoe
entered the field with new white sleeveless top, white short, and white shoes from
adidas. Ahmed picked Oliver Khan (best soccer goalkeeper in the history from
Germany). I picked Lampard (England player). Ahmed picked Beckenbauer (one
of the best soccer defenders in the history from Germany). I started laughing when
Ahmed picked Beckenbauer because he is 62 years old at that time.
Suddenly, the young Beckenbauer entered the field wearing a white 1970
German soccer team long sleeve with a number five jersey wearing a captain
armband on his left arm. I was shocked, and everyone was shocked when they saw
the young Beckenbauer entering the field. I was thinking for a player who is
Comparable with Beckenbauer. Zidane is known as a tranquil player he came and
advised me to pick up Platini (France soccer player). I accepted Zidans advice
because he has an experience in the soccer world, and picked up Platini. Platini
entered the field wearing a blue 1980 France soccer team jersey. Platini and
Zidane shacked hands and started talking. Ahmed beats Cisse in the coin
challenge, so he won the ball.
I gave Defoe a new goalkeeper gloves. Our teams are ready for the
challenge. Im the captain now and I got Cisse, Zidane, Defoe, Lampard, Platini,
Raul (Spanish player), Arjen Robben (Netherlands soccer player), Viera (France

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soccer player), and Nakamura (Japan soccer player). Ahmed has Kaka, David
Beckham, Oliver Kahn, Beckenbauer, Gerrard (England soccer player),
Schweinsteiger (Germany soccer player), Riquelme (Argentina soccer player),
Ballack (Germany soccer player), and Kevin Kurny (Germany soccer player).
I directed the players and I guide them for their places on the field. I
directed Lampard and Arjen Robben to switch their places. I checked that every
player got the right position. There were eye contacts between the players. its the
challenge. Ahmed checked if his team players are ready for the match. Ahmed
asked (with a high voice): Are you ready?
I said: Yes.
And there the match (challenge) begins. I felt that adidas is not the end of the
challenge. Its the beginning of the challenge. The ad screen changed to black and
its written on the middle with a white color IMPOSSIBLE IS NOTHING. The
advertisement screen is changed again to a black color with an adidas logo on the
middle in white and adidas official website on the bottom of the page in white
(www.adidas.com/football).

(Beckham, Zidane, Kaka in Amazing Adidas commercial/ Jos+10)

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