Heartwarming football related
Just seen two videos within a couple of posts over on X. This first one was Alex Iwobi from Fulham who has opened up a pop up shop in London where those that need it can collect free food for Christmas, including turkeys. The second is the annual Real Betis tradition where fans throw toys on to the pitch at a game this time of year to be given to local children.
There’s a lot of negativity about the game, and huge amounts of money these days but just two examples of how it can be a force for good.
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If we were to throw toys on the pitch, the club would have us all banned
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Just seen two videos within a couple of posts over on X. This first one was Alex Iwobi from Fulham who has opened up a pop up shop in London where those that need it can collect free food for Christmas, including turkeys. The second is the annual Real Betis tradition where fans throw toys on to the pitch at a game this time of year to be given to local children.
There’s a lot of negativity about the game, and huge amounts of money these days but just two examples of how it can be a force for good.
:xmasthumbup:
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Was just gonna post about Iwobi. Fair play, what a man.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football...s/c4g3pyk393vo
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Fantastic gesture, well done :xmasthumbup:
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If we were to throw toys on the pitch, the club would have us all banned
if you say you're English nowadays they throw you in jail
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if you say you're English nowadays they throw you in jail
When did that come in?
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bluesp
Just seen two videos within a couple of posts over on X. This first one was Alex Iwobi from Fulham who has opened up a pop up shop in London where those that need it can collect free food for Christmas, including turkeys. The second is the annual Real Betis tradition where fans throw toys on to the pitch at a game this time of year to be given to local children.
There’s a lot of negativity about the game, and huge amounts of money these days but just two examples of how it can be a force for good.
Great stories, it's really nice to hear of these things
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Our defence demonstrates incredible acts of generosity towards the opposition, and not just at Christmas.
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I saw another video earlier of an NFL quarterback, I think it was Matt Stafford, going to a house of two young boys who’d recently lost their dad. He went in and played video games with them. Truly wonderful to watch.
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if you say you're English nowadays they throw you in jail
My face is made of electricity and ham
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ninian opinian
Beautiful.
StT.
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That has made my Christmas. What a happy little guy. Well done Liverpool FC 👏