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Food bank at West Ham game (p5)
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Mad Eyed Screamer
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At the end of Howard Bernstein?
kaz7
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What a great thing to do but a stain on this country that it's come to this,i won't get political as my view is already known
jimharri
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Let's try and keep political point scoring to the appropriate forum, thanks.
M18CTID
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Bring something decent if donating. I look in the trolleys in Tesco and Asda and it seems people chuck in any old shit and certainly not something most would buy for themselves. Smart price noodles at 10p a pack! FFS.
Ha ha. I tend to go for quality when doing this kind of thing. A couple of years ago when we played Huddersfield away (the one we won late on with that rebound off Sterling), myself and a fair few of the 1894 lot dropped some stuff off at their foodbank near the ground. The fact that we got pissed up first before making our way over to Sainsburys went in the favour of the recipients as we ended up getting a bit carried away and came out of the supermarket with shit loads more than we were planning to buy!
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Well done to those behind the scheme. I know the similar project at Everton inspired this.
We can all debate the politics of the issue and if that is what you want to do start a thread in the appropriate forum. This thread is about raising awaremess of the plans for todays game and beyond.
Again, well done to those involved and who donate.
We can all debate the politics of the issue and if that is what you want to do start a thread in the appropriate forum. This thread is about raising awaremess of the plans for todays game and beyond.
Again, well done to those involved and who donate.
oakiecokie
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Our local Mid Cheshire Branch has supported our local Food Bank for the past 2 years and made some wonderful donations for a very needy charity.
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Caviar and Dom Pom are very much needed in Mid Cheshire this time of year.Our local Mid Cheshire Branch has supported our local Food Bank for the past 2 years and made some wonderful donations for a very needy charity.
Mike Cledford
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9uCaviar and Dom Pom are very much needed in Mid Cheshire this time of year.
The ingredients for Scouse stew in Winsford. Plus cans of Guinness.