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Join the fight on Twitter

DonJulio — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 15:00:22 GMT

One of the keys to fighting AIDS in Africa is helping to spread the word to bring attention to the problem. So use these Twitter tools to help get the message out and tell people about Lace Up Save Lives.

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Tweet #laceupsaveslives and turn your Tweets red. Show your support for the fight against HIV/AIDS by making your Tweets stand out in red. The more it stands out, the more people will see it and hear the story.
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You can also add a (NIKE)RED Twibbon to your profile image. It’s your chance to show everyone following you that you support Lace Up Save Lives and encourage more people to get involved.
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Get the message out by downloading the (NIKE)RED Twitter background image for your profile. This will show everyone who visits your Twitter page that you’re part of Lace Up Save Lives and help get them involved.
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Niki Meta: The Fanatic

akqa — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 15:54:05 GMT

Niki Meta used to dribble the ball around the walls of his flat in South East London. Now he travels the world as a Street League Player. He describes football as ‘my game’ and you can see why.

From kicking about as a kid to playing Street League, Niki tells us why he’s developed such a passion for all things football and the secret to the killer five-a-side player - control, technique, speed and power. Just like the Brazilians.

Tyrone and Byrone Andrews: The Battle

akqa — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 15:56:35 GMT

They’re brothers off the pitch. Rivals on it. Tyrone and Byrone play Power League to win. Brotherly love can wait.

Lightning speed, precision passing, the perfect finish. Is that what it all comes down to in those 30 minutes? The Andrews brothers seem to think so. Who’s to argue when you see how they play.

Sanders Omoshebi: The Athlete

akqa — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 15:59:05 GMT

“I love football. I’ll play it anywhere.” Sanders Omoshebi spends all his spare time with a ball at his feet, whether it’s behind the boiler at work or kicking up a storm on a pitch in South London.

Sanders tells us that belief in yourself is just as important as talent, and this young athlete has more than enough of both to make it as a pro.