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adidas unites Westpac NSW Blues Fans for the Biggest BLUE March to the MCG ahead of State of Origin Game II

Tide Comms < 1 min read

adidas will transform its Cremorne store into the ultimate Westpac NSW Blues fan rally point on Wednesday 17 June, inviting supporters to gear up, connect and march to the ‘G in a bold show of support ahead of State of Origin Game II.

From 4:30pm, adidas Cremorne store will become home to the BLUE Zone - a pre-game destination designed to bring fans together before the march to the MCG.

Fans are invited to arrive early, connect with fellow supporters and get game-day ready with free heat-pressed patches, temporary tattoos, face painting, giveaways, a team photo moment, exclusive adidas LED wristbands, fan message wall and adidas merchandise available for purchase - all designed to help build a visible sea of blue across Melbourne ahead of one of the biggest nights in Australian sport.

At 6:30pm, supporters will depart adidas HQ as part of the BLUE March, creating a unified procession through Melbourne toward the MCG and building momentum ahead of kick-off.

adidas invites Melburnians and travelling Westpac NSW Blues supporters to head to adidas Cremorne store for the ultimate pre-game rally before Game II.

EVENT DETAILS:

Date: Wednesday 17 June

BLUE Zone: Open 4.30pm – 8:00pm

Location: adidas, Shop 3, 65 Dover Street, Cremorne, VIC 3121

BLUE March: Departs from adidas store at 6.30pm

Arrive at MCG: 7:05pm approx. 


Contact details:


For all media invites, requests and further information, please contact

Zoe Morley, [email protected], 0413 408 677.

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