E:16/9 Win Some New Season Shoes (Puma)

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To all football-crazed fiends who missed out on owning a pair of the limited-edition Argentina original trainers, rejoice! PUMA is set to launch a second instalment, and this time it’s dedicated to one of football’s greats… long live the legend.
Summer 2007 revives the spirit of Argentina once again, but this time, PUMA pays tribute to a true sporting hero – Kenny Dalglish. Considered by many to be one of the all-time greats of British football, and later, equally respected as a manager; in honour of ‘King Kenny’, PUMA is launching the Argentina KD pack, exclusively available via super sneaker store, Size? UK.


Three signature colour-ways coupled with symbols inspired from Kenny’s days as a formidable footballing legend inject a truly unique story into a truly unique Puma shoe; a clover leaf depicts the glory of the green and white hoops of Celtic; Kenny’s iconic number 7 from the Liverpool reds, whilst a Thistle emblazoned on the navy blue of Scotland showcases the national pride Dalglish displayed on pitch, all complemented by tartan trim to reflect his Glaswegian background. Each colourway is strictly limited to just 240 pairs worldwide and Size? has them all.





But if queueing up at six in the morning with hundreds of other rabid trainer collectors doesn’t appeal, then simply answer the following question and submit your answers along with your address and shoe size to us via email to be in with a chance of winning one of the three pairs of the sought-after kicks that Arena didn’t steal.


What country is Glasgow in?

Scotland

Answers to [EMAIL="hollie.moat@emap.com"]hollie.moat@emap.com[/EMAIL] subject Puma competition

katiekittykat

Thanks very much - my OH would love these!

xx

jan03

thanks, i need some trainers and i'm too tight to buy a decent pair.
fingers crossed!

mattlyn73

Wonder if they supply these in a size 2

dovobet

Thanks - trainers look lovely. Would love the green pair to go with my new winter coat!!:o

tmore

As a point of pedantry...

Officially Glasgow is in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, though many would say Scotland. Technically Scotland is not actually a country.

isitenough

Sorry for being thick here, but I though Scotland, England, Ireland and Wales were all countries? Why else do they all have football teams?!(although I do understand what you mean in your post).