Lambert donates signed shirt

Date published: 05 December 2013


Former Dale striker Rickie Lambert has added his support to Rochdale AFC’s #BrandonsBeard appeal by donating his England shirt to the cause.

The shirt was sent to the club by Rickie following England’s friendly against Germany at Wembley last month and it is going up for auction, with all money raised going towards buying Brandon Beech his new specialist bed.

The shirt is signed by Rickie himself, plus some of his England team mates, including Tom Cleverley, Joe Hart, Andros Townsend Chris Smalling.

Bidding on the item starts at 6.00pm on Thursday 5 December and the lot will stay open until 4.00pm on Tuesday 10 December.

If you would like to submit a bid then email leighanne.coyle@rochdaleafc.co.uk

Please include the amount you would like to bid, your full name and a contact number.

Please note that bidding on the items starts at £100.

Assistant Manager Chris Beech, Brandon’s Dad, commented: “The support we’ve received for the Brandon’s Beard appeal has been staggering. Everyone at the club, and of course we as a family, have been totally overwhelmed at the kindness and generosity shown by everyone who has got involved or who has donated.

“I really can’t thank Rickie enough for sending us his England shirt. He has obviously gone onto play in the Premier League and at international level, so it’s brilliant to see that he still remembers his time at Spotland. He’s held in high regard here and rightly so, his footballing journey has been incredible.”

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