A group of 36 women at the Holland-Denmark World Cup match who wore identical 'Netherland orange' mini-dresses were forcibly removed from the stadium and questioned by police on suspicion it was an ambush marketing stunt by a Holland brewery. Two of the women have been charged. The rest just got into Dutch.
Saturday, 19 June 2010
A group of 36 women at the Holland-Denmark World Cup match who wore identical 'Netherland orange' mini-dresses were forcibly removed from the stadium and questioned by police on suspicion it was an ambush marketing stunt by a Holland brewery. Two of the women have been charged. The rest just got into Dutch.
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Does that makes the So. Africans, bush whackers?
ReplyDeleteIronically, Bavaria NV brewery got waaaay more publicity than if authorities had just ignored the ladies.
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