Football Academy Bratislava: Palace
Advertising Agency: Jandl, Bratislava, Slovakia
Creative Director: Pavel Fuksa
Art Director: Matus Nemcik
Copywriter: Adam Rovny
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10 Comments
I don't like the fact that this comes across as a portrait of totally predictable parents, that only send their children to a football
school to become rich and wealthy. sounds like a kind of modern slavery to me and the end to childhood.
with the background that manchester united just bought(!) a 5 year old player, this is really a bad role model for parenting and society.
I know it's meant to be funny, but it's not, it works at the expense of children & targets wrong interests in parents.
+1
agree ,sign up your child not because it has got talent and passion but because of the money... than we are surprised where is the young generation going and for what price... i dont mind the joke in advertising, in oposite i love it when people/ companies dont take themselves too seriously, the more funnier joke , the more i like them, but not sure if this one is a joke....
Martina
+1
I don't mind the joke. It's tongue n cheek.
I am not liking these ads at all.
Cute gag. Awkwardly told.
Will Think for Salary
Lame.
THERE'S NO HEAVIER BURDEN THAN A GREAT POTENTIAL
I don't mind too much that they are telling the parents to get their kids in the football school so that they will be rich. It's actually funny to say it out loud.
What is not funny is the copy. In any of them. Too direct, not clever, clumsy... Especially this one.
My 10-year-old nephew comes up with way better ideas than this stupid attempt at advertising. Shame on you, Jandl.