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Play where your heroes play in 2006!
Last year’s game was at Molineux on Friday April 29th.
Steve Bull / Robbie Dennison captained the home strip and
Don Goodman/Steve Froggatt captained the away strip.
 Now, Football Aid, in support of diabetes and local Wolves charities has announced it will again stage Football Aid at Molineux in 2006. You can bid to play at Molineux in this match either on the home or away strip teams. Some positions are available for half a match, others for the full 90 minutes. The positions available are shown on the plan here, which will be updated periodically. For the defininitve status though please visit the Wolves page at Football Aid which is here. (page down until you find Wolverhampton Wanderers entry and click on it)
Here is what Football Aid say about this great opportunity for you to play at Moli - or to buy it as a gift
Be a hero… for 90 minutes!
Ever dream of a dazzling debut for Wolves? Of hearing the crowd go wild as you step out onto the hallowed turf and lead your team to a thrilling victory? Of course you have…
And thanks to Football Aid, you can now live the dream! The beautiful game’s favourite football charity is back for 2006, giving YOU the chance to experience the thrills and spills, highs and lows, controversy and high drama of match day at Molineux.
Now entering its sixth season, Football Aid has delivered over 250 games on a UK Club, European and National stage, enabling 7000 fans to follow in their footballing heroes’ footsteps and pull on the revered jersey, run through the tunnel and play an adrenaline fuelled 90 minutes at the stadiums graced by their idols. With former Club legends captaining and managing the events, it’s a day that lives long in the memory and an opportunity not to be missed!
Whilst experiencing the chance of a lifetime, fans are also contributing significantly to a wide range of deserving charities, locally, nationally and around the globe, with the funds raised through participation. With Football Aid’s multi-beneficiary grant award scheme, funds raised go to Diabetes research, education and management and are also shared with charities nominated for funding by the Clubs. Football Aid were delighted to award a grant of £1,200 to the Wolverhampton Rhinos Wheelchair Basketball Club as a result of the Football Aid event at Molineux last year. The grant is helping to develop the junior section of the team, covering hall hire, wheelchair purchase, travel costs and balls.
Sir Bobby Robson, Football Aid’s Patron comments, “Football Aid provides a fantastic opportunity for Clubs to give something back to their fans, a thanks for their continued support, and simply by playing a game on the pitch of the Club they love, fans are making a huge difference to the lives of so many others. It’s a win-win situation and I believe everyone in Football can be proud of what we have achieved together so far.”
Playing your part in the Football Aid phenomenon could not be easier this season. With Football Aid’s SELF SPONSORSHIP scheme, whether you lie in a bath of beans, organise a sponsored fun run or the ultimate sacrifice, give up beer for the month, simply raise a targeted amount and guarantee your place on the Wolves team sheet!
Or simply buy your dream position now with Football Aid’s BUY NOW, PLAY LATER option!
Whatever your method, Football Aid has a shirt with your name on it. So call sales on 0131 220 5999 or visit the Football Aid website for the ultimate football experience!
You may use this poster for local promotion....
Extract from the Football Aid website - Registered Scottish Charity No: SC 30419
Your donation to Field of Dreams, however small, can make a huge difference to many people's lives. Field of Dreams’ primary aim is to support research directed towards finding a cure for insulin dependent Diabetes. Support will also be considered for research into strategies for the prevention of insulin dependent Diabetes and its complications, and for improving the lifestyle of children and young people with diabetes on a day-to-day basis. Voluntary and charitable organisations, supported by their local Football Club, who want to improve services and facilities to people within their local communities, will also benefit. As will national and regional organisations, supported by the Football Leagues, which are seeking to develop their services into new areas of need.
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