WORLD
EXCLUSIVE - Blue Kipper are pleased to
GO OVER THE TOP
& announce the auction of THE FIRST EVER
SIGNED WAYNE ROONEY EVERTON SHIRT.
The Shirt is being auctioned for 'SHADO'
Charity. (reg no. 701325)
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Sam
Gets The Shirt
After
bidding £1000 for the Everton Shirt signed by Wayne
Ronney, Ov Collyer kindly donated the shirt back to Blue Kipper.
Together with Alder Hey Hospital, we had to find a good home
for the shirt. We couldn't have found a better Evertonian.
Sam
Jones is 11 years old, & is currently receiving treatment
in C3 ward in Alder Hey Hospital for bone cancer in his right
leg.
When
we arrived to present Sam with his shirt, he was already wearing
his own Everton shirt, had his Everton towel draped around
his bed, & was drinking from an Everton cup. Sam also
has a framed photo of his hero, Wayne Rooney next to his bed.
Call
Y'self an Evertonian?
Sam certainly is.
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The Shirt pictured below is signed "Best
Wishes, Wayne Rooney, Nov. 02"
This shirt
will be the most sought after item.
Ov
Collyer Wins The Shirt
Ov
Collyer receives the Everton Shirt signed by Wayne Rooney from
Gill Morley from the charity, SHADO |
The
bidding started at £100 & finished at £1000.
The bidder with the highest bid by 11.00am (BST) on Thurs 12th December
2002 was Ov Collyer.
Most importantly, 'SHADO' gets the cash.
THANKS
FOR ALL THE BIDS
| Date
|
Name |
Bid |
| 09/11/02 |
Ov
Collyer |
£1000 |
| 01/11/02 |
Steve
Leonard |
£850 |
| 01/11/02 |
Sean
Cunningham |
£825 |
| 29/11/02 |
Ov
Collyer |
£800 |
| 29/11/02 |
Danny
Morrison |
£750 |
| 27/11/02 |
Lee
Dolman |
£700 |
| 27/11/02 |
Danny
Morrison |
£600 |
| 27/11/02 |
Peter
Tyson |
£575 |
| 27/11/02 |
Dave
Styles |
£500 |
| 27/11/02 |
Scott
Molloy |
£400 |
| 27/11/02 |
Andy
Pike |
£360 |
| 27/11/02 |
Roy
Williams |
£350 |
| 27/11/02 |
Paul
Barton |
£340 |
| 26/11/02 |
Craig
Lewis |
£320 |
| 26/11/02 |
Danny
Morrison |
£300 |
| 26/11/02 |
Tommy
Gibbons |
£160 |
| 26/11/02 |
Bob
McDonald |
£150 |
| 26/11/02 |
David
Wells |
£140 |
| 26/11/02 |
Gregg
Ainsworth |
£130 |
| 25/11/02 |
Steve
Entwistle |
£120 |
| 25/11/02 |
Fred
O'Brien |
£100 |
SHADO
is a family support service working at grass roots level to improve
the quality of life of individuals and families with a variety of
issues. Using support, information and confidential counselling, SHADO
works with people from 8 years of age, and upward, depending on their
individual needs delivering what is often, life changing services.
SHADO has been based in Croxteth for 18 years.
The President is Bill Kenwright, & Patron is Cherie Booth QC.
THANKS
FOR ALL THE BIDS
