Coca-Cola' Launches "Add A Zero" Weekend

By: Mariners Net
Date: 15/03/2007

WITH just six weeks left in 'Coca-Cola's' 'Buy A Player' promotion and loads more money available for fans to claim for their club's transfer funds, 'Coca-Cola' is launching 'Add A Zero' weekend giving fans the chance to multiply some cash prizes by ten!

Between Friday 16th March at 12pm and Monday 19th March at 12pm every winning prize of 50p, £1, £10, £100 and £1000 on Coke Zero packs will be multiplied by 10!

'Coca-Cola' has already given away over £500,000 to Football League Clubs in this year's promotion.So far Hull City lead the way after life-long fan, Geof Pearson, won £250,000 for his club and £10,000 for himself in a special one off prize draw last month.

Championship side Leeds United are in second place on the Buy-A-Player league table with £10,084.50, thanks in no small part to Paul Taras who won £1000 recently. 'Coca-Cola' Leagues 1 and 2 are also well represented in the top ten, Swansea City are in sixth place with £4,404.50 and MK Dons in ninth with £3,876.50.

So with 42 days left of the promotion there's plenty of time for fans to win their share of the £10m prize fund for their club, and with one in every two packs guaranteed to win, there are still plenty of chances to give your club a windfall for next season.

Any fan buying a promotional bottle or multi-pack of 'Coca-Cola' or 'Coca-Cola' Zero will be in with a chance of winning a prize for their club's transfer fund. Prizes range from 50p all the way up to £100,000. The winners of the £100,000 prizes will also win a personal cash prize of £10,000.

Fans need to simply text in the unique code found on promotional bottles or multi-packs + Grimsby to 80094 or enter it at www.coca-cola.co.uk/football. Upon entering, fans will find out instantly if they are winners of money for their club.

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