by chief » Wed Sep 02, 2009 9:32 am
by class act » Wed Sep 02, 2009 10:15 am
by Jabber » Wed Sep 02, 2009 10:33 am
class act wrote:Lets hope Chief that the money collector's from amateur league don't charge these pink tshirt wearing lads and ladettes to get through the gate at some of the fenced games,whilst trying to raise money for a great cause.Well done to all involved,you have 100 % support from our club .
by itsmyclub » Wed Sep 02, 2009 10:58 am
by Keepitreal » Wed Sep 02, 2009 11:38 am
by Jabber » Wed Sep 02, 2009 11:40 am
Keepitreal wrote:=D> Well said IMC, also had a friend pass away with breast cancer and at 32 was way to young leaving 2 kids, so hands in deep and give generously.
by itsmyclub » Wed Sep 02, 2009 1:59 pm
Jabber wrote:Keepitreal wrote:=D> Well said IMC, also had a friend pass away with breast cancer and at 32 was way to young leaving 2 kids, so hands in deep and give generously.
spot on, my uncle of all people had breat cancer, i didnt even realise it affected men, but there you go, thats why i said i'd pay for them to come into the ground if they got charged.
Ps i still dont think the league has a heart.
by itsmyclub » Wed Sep 02, 2009 11:37 pm
by turk186 » Thu Sep 03, 2009 8:15 am
by aceman » Thu Sep 03, 2009 9:19 am
by class act » Thu Sep 03, 2009 10:55 am
by chief » Thu Sep 03, 2009 11:02 am
by itsmyclub » Thu Sep 03, 2009 11:03 am
class act wrote:I to have been touched by breast cancer with my wife being a victim of this dreaded disease ,but she is one of the lucky ones,so I to am passionate about this cause,so whether or not my club continues to play through the finals series we are supporting the footy budget and this fantastic cause,so don't turn away when a pink tshirt seller approaches you,welcome them and donate to the breast cancer foundation buy a budget and throw some dollars into the tins and together we can all help raise some huge dollars.
by itsmyclub » Thu Sep 03, 2009 11:03 am
class act wrote:I to have been touched by breast cancer with my wife being a victim of this dreaded disease ,but she is one of the lucky ones,so I to am passionate about this cause,so whether or not my club continues to play through the finals series we are supporting the footy budget and this fantastic cause,so don't turn away when a pink tshirt seller approaches you,welcome them and donate to the breast cancer foundation buy a budget and throw some dollars into the tins and together we can all help raise some huge dollars.
by class act » Thu Sep 03, 2009 11:06 am
itsmyclub wrote:class act wrote:I to have been touched by breast cancer with my wife being a victim of this dreaded disease ,but she is one of the lucky ones,so I to am passionate about this cause,so whether or not my club continues to play through the finals series we are supporting the footy budget and this fantastic cause,so don't turn away when a pink tshirt seller approaches you,welcome them and donate to the breast cancer foundation buy a budget and throw some dollars into the tins and together we can all help raise some huge dollars.
All of us have to keep pushing this cause for the next month - it is just so important to raise money for this great foundation
by class act » Thu Sep 03, 2009 11:09 am
chief wrote:It's great to see that everyone is getting behind the Footy Budget and supporting the Breast Cancer Foundation.Lets spread the word so that everyone knows when they see a PINK TSHIRT they are there selling the budget for a great cause and collecting funds.Good Luck to all Involved especially the pink lads and ladettes,lets hope for an awesome result and good weather.
by aceman » Thu Sep 03, 2009 11:44 am
class act wrote:chief wrote:It's great to see that everyone is getting behind the Footy Budget and supporting the Breast Cancer Foundation.Lets spread the word so that everyone knows when they see a PINK TSHIRT they are there selling the budget for a great cause and collecting funds.Good Luck to all Involved especially the pink lads and ladettes,lets hope for an awesome result and good weather.
The last time I looked the weather prediction is mainly fine around 16 degrees ,so lets hope there is huge crowds at all games.
by class act » Thu Sep 03, 2009 12:16 pm
aceman wrote:class act wrote:chief wrote:It's great to see that everyone is getting behind the Footy Budget and supporting the Breast Cancer Foundation.Lets spread the word so that everyone knows when they see a PINK TSHIRT they are there selling the budget for a great cause and collecting funds.Good Luck to all Involved especially the pink lads and ladettes,lets hope for an awesome result and good weather.
The last time I looked the weather prediction is mainly fine around 16 degrees ,so lets hope there is huge crowds at all games.
Until you are touched in some way by this disease, I don't think you realise how bad it really is.
My wife's mother & oldest sister both had the problem which inevitably led to their deaths, another sister has had a breast removed, my youngest son's mother in law has recently had breast surgery to remove growths, so it's a cause that has had a major impact in our lives.
Can everyone please do whatever they can to assist this cause.
by itsmyclub » Thu Sep 03, 2009 1:29 pm
class act wrote:aceman wrote:class act wrote:chief wrote:It's great to see that everyone is getting behind the Footy Budget and supporting the Breast Cancer Foundation.Lets spread the word so that everyone knows when they see a PINK TSHIRT they are there selling the budget for a great cause and collecting funds.Good Luck to all Involved especially the pink lads and ladettes,lets hope for an awesome result and good weather.
The last time I looked the weather prediction is mainly fine around 16 degrees ,so lets hope there is huge crowds at all games.
Until you are touched in some way by this disease, I don't think you realise how bad it really is.
My wife's mother & oldest sister both had the problem which inevitably led to their deaths, another sister has had a breast removed, my youngest son's mother in law has recently had breast surgery to remove growths, so it's a cause that has had a major impact in our lives.
Can everyone please do whatever they can to assist this cause.
So true I thought our world was about to fall apart when my wife was diagnosed,but The Breast Cancer Founadtion support group were fantastic help to us,so I plead to everyone to get behind this cause and dig deep ,you never know when you may need some help and support as we did.
by aceman » Thu Sep 03, 2009 2:14 pm
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