Try wins on World Cup night

They said 'Try to win' and that's exactly how it was!

Sunday evening ended with Italy's fantastic victory at the World Cup Germany 2006, the most important sports appointment of the year which saw Italy take the top step of the podium for the fourth time.

Behind the 25thousand Italian flags flying in Berlin that night, there was an exceptional man. A down-to-earth guy but with the sophisticated interior mechanisms that allowed him to talk about …hunger for victory.

A self-effacing but direct coach. The brain behind our beloved World Cup matches has done it…from behind his early morning silences, from his bench…from behind his glasses.
And from behind that simple, straightforward sign of strength and elegance that made Try his ideal partner.

On that night of nights, the Cup had been kissed, Marcello Lippi touched the bridge of his glasses and for a moment he was able to close those eyes that had never shown any of the emotion he was feeling on the inside.

Through him and his intense expression of determination, had a loyal ambassador. A true sportsman and as energetically inventive as the glasses he wore with his intense vivacity.
For Allison the victory was twofold.

On the one hand, it added a note of pride to the Try brand that has always left its mark because of its creative speed and contemporary design.
On the other hand, it entered Italian history in its own way: elegant and discreet, but ineradicable.
Because after the two victories in the Thirties and the celebrated win in '82, now there is the most splendid, the most certain: the one on Sunday night.

In addition to his face, as with all legends it is a sign that will be remembered.
A mark. Try.