So I've decided that based on the number of goals Simon Church scores next season I will donate a gift to a family living in poverty, I'm hardly a wealthy bloke in fact I'm still a student so the amounts are rather modest based on what I can actually afford, but I thought this would be fun and do some good.
5 goals - I'll buy a share in a farmyard worth £5 (
http://www.oxfam.org.uk/shop/oxfam-unwrapped/animal-lovers/share-in-a-farmyard-ou8026ml)10 goals - I'll buy chickens worth £10 (
http://www.oxfam.org.uk/shop/oxfam-unwrapped/animal-lovers/chickens-ou8003ml)20 goals - I'll buy a goat worth £25 (
http://www.oxfam.org.uk/shop/oxfam-unwrapped/animal-lovers/goat-ou8010ml)25 goals - I'll buy a goat couple worth £50 (
http://www.oxfam.org.uk/shop/oxfam-unwrapped/animal-lovers/goat-couple-ou8011ml)N.B. All League Cup, FA Cup and Championship goals (inc. Play-offs) are included.
You're all witnesses and you have my word on this. I'm not sure what the process of purchasing these things is, but when I do I'll post some proof at the end of season. Feel free to do the same, with Churchy or another player of your choice.
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Edit: nice gesture though!
I'll do the same, but for Nick Pope.
;-)
http://www.lsufoundation.co.uk/
If he is part of 10 goals, so assists and actual goals il donate £200 which is enough to put 1 child through school for 12 months. That includes books, clothes and 1 meal week.
(apart from £25 quid)
Is it bigger/older / younger / more milky / more meaty ?