A giant vending machine is being propped up to give away iconic replica tops from the 1966 World Cup
Stunned commuters will be given the chance to swap their work shirts for an England top today.
A giant vending machine is being propped up to give away iconic replica tops from the 1966 World Cup.
To bag one, fans will need to trade in the shirt they are wearing in exchange for one of the iconic tops from when Geoff Hurst scored a hat-trick against West Germany.
Carlsberg is giving members of the public a chance to substitute their work shirt for an England shirt at Sheldon Square, London.
Over 300 shirts will be given away for today only and the brand is urging fans to get there early to avoid disappointment.
The beer brand has created a huge interactive vending machine to celebrate the 50 year anniversary of the famous national triumph.
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A spokesperson said: "The vending machine has been created by Carlsberg to celebrate the 50 year anniversary of England’s World Cup win in 1966, helping to get England fans behind the national team ahead of their first UEFA EURO 2016™ group game against Russia on June 11.
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"We have created a huge interactive vending machine and is asking people to remove their existing shirt, insert it into the machine, and receive a 1966 World Cup replica shirt in exchange!
"Shirt for Shirt is the latest activity to form part of Carlsberg’s ‘If Carlsberg Did Substitutions’ campaign, with the brand aiming to substitute ordinary experiences for the extraordinary for England fans across the country."
(Source: Mirror)
