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توییتر \ brendandunne در توییتر: «Strasser was Nike's marketing director in the '80s—intense guy. His nickname was Rolling Thunder, but Moore called him Robby. When he died of a heart attack in
Joe Pompliano on Twitter: "4) Nike's VP Rob Strasser and Peter Moore, the lead designer of the Air Jordan I & II, abruptly left Nike in 1987 to start their own footwear
