The Nike 'Write the Future' campaign has released its second series of shirts, baring the larger than life slogan. Part two of the line is headed up by a shirt that features Homer Simpson and Cristiano Ronaldo.
The Nike Write the future campaign must maneuver carefully with its ads because Nike is not the official sponsor of 2010 FIFA World Cup and this means they cannot make direct mention of the tournament. However, with a t-shirt that says Ronald'Oh on the back, I think everyone gets the picture.
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