: Mon Mar 30, 2009 10:19 pm  

Link The Bradford Bulls last month arranged shipment of old replica shirts that have been donated by supporters as part of the clubs shirt amnesty. The shirt amnesty has been running for the past month and is in aid of under privileged children and young adults in India. Bulls Pastor Pete Dale said: “We have been overwhelmed by the response of the Bulls supporters and we have sent shirts to the Shelter in Bangalore. Dale continued: “Some of the people that will benefit from this project have very few clothes or possessions and are homeless: The donation of these shirts will offer a much needed change of clothing for those a lot less fortunate than ourselves. with many having no home or family network.” The shirt amnesty ended end of last month with supporters being offered up to £10 off 2007 home and away replica shirt.

Link The Bradford Bulls last month arranged shipment of old replica shirts that have been donated by supporters as part of the clubs shirt amnesty. The shirt amnesty has been running for the past month and is in aid of under privileged children and young adults in India. Bulls Pastor Pete Dale said: “We have been overwhelmed by the response of the Bulls supporters and we have sent shirts to the Shelter in Bangalore. Dale continued: “Some of the people that will benefit from this project have very few clothes or possessions and are homeless: The donation of these shirts will offer a much needed change of clothing for those a lot less fortunate than ourselves. with many having no home or family network.” The shirt amnesty ended end of last month with supporters being offered up to £10 off 2007 home and away replica shirt.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 10:33 pm  

thats because they need to make room in their wardrobes for their Giants shirts now