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The forgotten story of ... how Cruyff and co almost missed out on the 1974 World Cup | Johan Cruyff | The Guardian
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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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Johan Cruyff: A different stripe. The player's refusal to bow to… | by Howler | Howler Magazine | Medium
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Johan Cruyff dead: why Cruyff refused to wear the trademark three stripes of Adidas at the 1974 World Cup | The Independent | The Independent
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What formation did Holland's Total Football side actually play? | Soccer | The Guardian
