. I hope to see a few there and raise money for a good cause and have an enjoyable day out.Will let you know of more details as soon as possible.
Charity game at The Grove
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beastyyeltz
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Charity game at The Grove
Hi all, just thought I'd let you all know that Midlands Soccer Coaching (a Saturday football coaching course for U17's and below, run by ex-Birmingham city player Paul Tate) are organising a charity game on Sunday 4th May which will be played at our hallowed turf, The Grove. The game will be between Ex-blues over 35's vs Dad's army and friends. Dad's army consists of the dads of the kids who play on the Saturday course and others, although a few of the kids who play on the Saturday, including me, will be playing too. All proceeds go to charity so your attendance will be welcomed. Your support for Dad's army would be welcome too, since we're coming up against ex-professionals . I hope to see a few there and raise money for a good cause and have an enjoyable day out.
Will let you know of more details as soon as possible.
. I hope to see a few there and raise money for a good cause and have an enjoyable day out.Will let you know of more details as soon as possible.
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JohnC
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Re: Charity game at The Grove
which charity?
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beastyyeltz
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Re: Charity game at The Grove
I think its called Autism Birmingham or something like that. I know it is an autism charity
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RobYeltz
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Re: Charity game at The Grove
How much will it cost me to kick Paul Tait?
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The artist previously known as AVFCYELTZ
The artist previously known as AVFCYELTZ
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beastyyeltz
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Re: Charity game at The Grove
He won't be playing he has an injury so he is managing the blues over 35's. I'm sure if you stand behind the dugout he might be an easy target!
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dazzlingdazza
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Re: Charity game at The Grove
Brilliant ! Not sure yet but a few weeks ago I was asked to play in this ! Lol. If things stay the same you will be entertained as well as making some money for charity !
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beastyyeltz
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Re: Charity game at The Grove
It should be a great day, I mean I'm loving training! All we do since we have about 25 in the squad we just play 11-a-side games! So it should be great fun playing but also we are hopefully raising a lot of cash for a great cause!dazzlingdazza wrote:Brilliant ! Not sure yet but a few weeks ago I was asked to play in this ! Lol. If things stay the same you will be entertained as well as making some money for charity !
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andy
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Re: Charity game at The Grove
Paul Tait, Bluenose hero! I'll never forget the shirt at wembley. 
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Johnny Bud
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Re: Charity game at The Grove
Paul Tait was my childhood hero! Infact, Paul Tait is still my hero.
What a player- what a t-shirt!!
What a player- what a t-shirt!!
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watsisnerm
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Re: Charity game at The Grove
my young god-son read this and, bless him, he said "did birmingham city used to be a good team in the old days then?" i replied "yes, they did actually, but you wont remember, it was long before your time" (he`s only 34)andy wrote:Paul Tait, Bluenose hero! I'll never forget the shirt at wembley.