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Communications lawyer Norman Samnick, who was deployed to Brazil by Ross, turned out to be a little more difficult: Ross was willing to risk $ 2 million for three years of play while Pelé demanded $ 5 million for two years. In the end, the deal agreed was a complex five-part contract worth around $ 4.5 million in total that included $ 1 million for three years of play, $ 1 million for ten years of marketing rights, $ 1 million for a fourteen-year PR contract, and another $ 1 million for a music contract. Warner Communications money thus managed to lure arguably then still the biggest name in soccer out of retirement. In addition to huge amounts of money, due to Pelé's special status in Brazil as the country's national treasure, getting him to leave his homeland for the first time in his career involved a lot of politics as well, especially when the Brazilian president demanded that Pelé play another year in Brazil for the "good of his people". Ross called on his political connections in an attempt to soften the Brazilian government's position and eventually managed to get to the US Secretary of State
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also started to pick up – led by Pele's hat-trick, the Cosmos finally managed to avenge the losses to Tampa Bay by beating them at home in front 62,394 fans. However, this was followed by another inexplicable dip in form with five losses in seven games. Ross reacted immediately, throwing more big money into the squad, signing Brazil national team's former inspirational captain defender Carlos
Alberto who was about to turn 33 years of age. He joined the squad with only four games remaining in the 1977 regular season. By this time, the attendance was rising sharply as the team as well as the league started to catch major buzz. The summer of 1977 was the franchise's first true foray into big time: on August 14, the Giants Stadium was sold out for the Cosmos first game of the playoffs against
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with a roster that had players from every corner of the world. Attendance rose slightly to just over 20,000 in the first five games (3 of which Cosmos lost), but still not enough to Ross' liking. In search of more people in the seats, Ross decided to raise the bar again. He reached for the checkbook midway through the season and looked oversees for more big stars, signing 31-year-old German superstar Franz
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and eventual Cosmos GM Clive Toye discussed it as far back as 1970 and even made an approach to the player in spring 1971, one month after the Cosmos had been formed. However, in 1975 with Ross willing to spend the big money, conditions were finally there to make the dream transfer happen. He sent
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in almost empty stadiums with virtually no media coverage, the Cosmos were a rag-tag semi-professional operation, but most importantly Ross was hooked and very much interested to see the team do well. Scared of losing money, the ten original investors sold their stake in the franchise to newly
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2978:Windischmann
2243:Gardassanich
1851:D. Armstrong
1675:Seasons (14)
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697:Muhammad Ali
689:Phil Collins
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3927:Schillinger
3766:Morrissette
3717:Ja. McGuire
3220:R. Craddock
3199:Contiguglia
2649:Ntsoelengoe
2502:Jo. McGuire
2075:B. Craddock
1907:Beckenbauer
1893:Beardsworth
1542:Co-founders
1343:Time Warner
1224:January 30,
1074:Grove Press
993:December 3,
705:Andy Warhol
685:Mick Jagger
651:next season
639:Bobby Moore
635:Geoff Hurst
627:George Best
576:Real Madrid
428:Nickelodeon
310:Atari, Inc.
282:Nickelodeon
150:Time Warner
111:Time Warner
101:Founder of
93:Businessman
4118:Categories
4018:D. Stewart
3899:Rottenberg
3892:Rothenberg
3829:Phillipson
3724:McSkimming
3584:Kleinaitis
3507:Te. Howard
3381:H. Fleming
3332:N. Ertegun
3325:A. Ertegun
3192:P. Collins
3185:G. Collins
3136:G. Bradley
3129:B. Bradley
3094:Barriskill
2880:E. Stewart
2579:J-M. Moore
2523:McLaughlin
2488:P. McBride
2481:B. McBride
2432:Lenarduzzi
2404:Kropfelder
2355:Ti. Howard
2187:T. Fleming
2166:Etcheverry
2026:Cherundolo
1348:1989—1992
1274:January 4,
1249:January 4,
1089:August 18,
869:References
835:Unforgiven
655:S.S. Lazio
546:Clive Toye
314:Atari 2600
308:purchased
252:Ted Ashley
125:(divorced)
90:Occupation
61:1927-04-05
36:Steve Ross
3941:Schroeder
3878:J. Robbie
3871:E. Robbie
3864:Ringsdorf
3759:Ja. Moore
3745:M. Miller
3738:A. Miller
3409:M. Fowler
3402:D. Fowler
3395:S. Foulds
3388:P. Foulds
3339:Fairfield
3318:Epperlein
3234:G. Craggs
3227:E. Craggs
3206:Commander
3171:Chyzowych
3087:Baharmast
3066:Ardizzone
3031:Abronzino
2971:P. Wilson
2964:B. Wilson
2922:Venturini
2705:Patenaude
2677:L. Oliver
2670:A. Oliver
2586:Moorhouse
2572:Jo. Moore
2509:McIlvenny
2460:MacMillan
2334:Heinrichs
2271:Gonsalves
2257:Getzinger
2236:Gallagher
2047:Chinaglia
2012:Chacurian
1991:Caligiuri
1928:Bogićević
1921:Bocanegra
1865:Bachmeier
1519:10 (Pelé)
1433:all-stars
1000:gestures.
622:Santos FC
410:Visionary
400:DC Comics
354:Time Inc.
349:Time Inc.
304:In 1976,
301:to Ross.
194:U.S. Navy
117:Spouse(s)
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3990:Steelink
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3969:A. Smith
3913:Saunders
3731:Merovich
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3640:Lombardo
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3346:Feibusch
3290:Dresmich
3283:Dorrance
3276:Donnelly
3241:Cummings
3157:A. Brown
3059:Anschutz
3052:Anderson
3023:Builders
3006:Zerhusen
2866:Spalding
2859:J. Souza
2852:E. Souza
2838:B. Smith
2817:Schaller
2761:Renzulli
2684:Overbeck
2621:Myernick
2600:Morrison
2551:Milbrett
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2292:Granitza
2229:Gaetjens
2180:Ferguson
2019:Chastain
1984:J. Brown
1977:G. Brown
1970:D. Brown
1914:Bernabei
1534:Chairman
1453:Stadiums
1415:The Club
580:Juventus
384:Atlantic
178:Brooklyn
132:Children
4102:Zampini
4088:Yeagley
4081:Woosnam
4074:J. Wood
3955:Shields
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3850:Ramsden
3843:Pomeroy
3836:Piscopo
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3682:Manning
3661:Machnik
3654:MacEwan
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3542:Johnson
3535:Jeffrey
3500:Hermann
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3458:Guelker
3437:Giesler
3416:Gansler
3353:Fernley
3304:Edwards
3269:Donaghy
3262:DiCicco
3213:Cordery
3101:Berling
2999:Wynalda
2992:A. Wood
2985:Wolanin
2943:Wambach
2936:Wallace
2810:Salcedo
2754:Ratican
2691:Pariani
2656:O'Brien
2628:Nanoski
2474:Mausser
2411:Kuntner
2348:Holiday
2341:Higgins
2278:Gormley
2215:Friedel
2208:Fricker
2173:Fawcett
2138:Douglas
2124:Donovan
2117:Donelli
2096:Dempsey
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