jammie82uk Posted 15 November 2017 Posted 15 November 2017 Bidding Begins For Signed, Match-Worn Poppy Shirts The Blue Army can now bid on the signed, poppy-adorned Leicester City shirts worn by the Club’s stars during the Premier League fixtures against Everton and Stoke City! - Signed, poppy-adorned shirts worn against Everton and Stoke City are now up for auction- The Foxes collected four points from Claude Puel's opening two matches at the Club- Last season, over £16,000 was raised by the Blue Army on shirt auctions- Proceeds raised will go directly to the Royal British Legion Donning poppy shirts in a mark of respect to British servicemen and women who have lost their lives in conflicts all over the world, City collected four points from Claude Puel’s opening two matches. With all proceeds raised going directly to the Royal British Legion, bidding on match-worn shirts is the perfect opportunity to secure a piece of Foxes history while also contributing to a worthy cause. Last season, supporters helped raise over £16,000 from shirt auctions alone and now this season’s have been added to eBay to once again support the Legion’s tireless fundraising efforts. The successful bidder will be sent their shirts shortly after confirmation with a certificate of authenticity from Leicester City. Simply click on your favourite player below to place your bid! Wes Morgan Jamie Vardy Riyad Mahrez Harry Maguire Andy King Wilfred Ndidi Kasper Schmeichel*Kasper Schmeichel Demarai Gray Christian Fuchs*Christian Fuchs Marc Albrighton Danny Simpson*Danny Simpson Shinji Okazaki Islam Slimani Vicente Iborra Ben Chilwell Ben Hamer*Ben Hamer Daniel Amartey Alternatively, click HERE to go to a full list on eBay. * Two shirts are available for these players.
Illusion35 Posted 15 November 2017 Posted 15 November 2017 I have an unpleasant birthday coming up next month (born in 1977) I really really wanted Jamie Vardy's shirt but it's on £450 already and 6 days still to go on the auction! Think it would be fairer to raffle them as clearly only rich people can buy them
VLC86 Posted 15 November 2017 Posted 15 November 2017 5 minutes ago, Illusion35 said: I have an unpleasant birthday coming up next month (born in 1977) I really really wanted Jamie Vardy's shirt but it's on £450 already and 6 days still to go on the auction! Think it would be fairer to raffle them as clearly only rich people can buy them Vardys shirt will go for over a few grand i recon. Farer maybe but it is for charity so they obviously want to raise the most money possible. I got Albrightons the season we won the league and that wasnt mega money so worth keeping an eye on a few others.
VLC86 Posted 15 November 2017 Posted 15 November 2017 15 minutes ago, urban.spaceman said: None of those will fit me. Might be able to pick up a GTF on Ebay for cheaper
Suzie the Fox Posted 16 November 2017 Posted 16 November 2017 Bloody hell Iborra’s is at £410 already. Would have loved to have bought that one
FoxInTheBirstallBox Posted 16 November 2017 Posted 16 November 2017 Yayyyy more shit I can't afford!!!! I knew I should have bought the Jesse Lingard one a few years back, was only £60
GaelicFox Posted 16 November 2017 Posted 16 November 2017 @Rob1742 you must be trying to fill your boots on this auction
GaelicFox Posted 16 November 2017 Posted 16 November 2017 21 hours ago, Illusion35 said: I have an unpleasant birthday coming up next month (born in 1977) I really really wanted Jamie Vardy's shirt but it's on £450 already and 6 days still to go on the auction! Think it would be fairer to raffle them as clearly only rich people can buy them Well Said im the highest bidder and If I win it I’ll hold a raffle for Leicester children’s hospital ok ! £5 a ticket 1000 Tickets !
m4DD0gg Posted 16 November 2017 Posted 16 November 2017 13 hours ago, Illusion35 said: I have an unpleasant birthday coming up next month (born in 1977) I really really wanted Jamie Vardy's shirt but it's on £450 already and 6 days still to go on the auction! Think it would be fairer to raffle them as clearly only rich people can buy them Why is it unfair?
Wes Posted 16 November 2017 Posted 16 November 2017 3 hours ago, GaelicFox said: Well Said Its for charity. It would be crazy to limit the price.
rn9013 Posted 16 November 2017 Posted 16 November 2017 £1,000 already for Jamie Vardy's shirt. I dread to think how much that will go for in the end. Some people clearly have far too much cash, but it's for a good cause so fingers crossed it raises as much as possible. Does anyone remember when they used to auction these when we were crap, and we had to email in a sealed bid? How things have changed.
FLAN Posted 16 November 2017 Posted 16 November 2017 Imagine £2 raffle tickets. Sell them at home games and in shop. Easy make more than the auction and everyone has a chance
darbs Posted 16 November 2017 Posted 16 November 2017 1 hour ago, F1_AN said: Imagine £2 raffle tickets. Sell them at home games and in shop. Easy make more than the auction and everyone has a chance Rich people would buy more tickets which wouldn't be fair.
VLC86 Posted 16 November 2017 Posted 16 November 2017 1 hour ago, F1_AN said: Imagine £2 raffle tickets. Sell them at home games and in shop. Easy make more than the auction and everyone has a chance They wouldn't make more than the £16k odd they made last time I bet.
FoxesDeb Posted 16 November 2017 Posted 16 November 2017 I'd have happily paid £10 or £20 for a raffle ticket to be in with a chance, that's far more affordable for the average fan, and surely they would still make as much if not more money? As it is only people with more money than most can afford to bid. It just seems a shame that this is seemingly out of reach to the average fan.
Bryn Posted 16 November 2017 Posted 16 November 2017 I think on this occasion it's probably bettter that the club just makes as much money for charity, whichever way that is, I think that takes priority over accessibility to fans. One hopes that club aren't taking a cut.
FLAN Posted 16 November 2017 Posted 16 November 2017 It could be a means tested Raffle where the less disposable income you have the more tickets you can buy.
Blue and white Posted 20 November 2017 Posted 20 November 2017 Most are still around the £300-500 mark, and end on Wednesday morning.
LittlethorpeFox Posted 20 November 2017 Posted 20 November 2017 how can anybody moan about the price of something for charity
FoxInTheBirstallBox Posted 20 November 2017 Posted 20 November 2017 3 hours ago, LittlethorpeFox said: how can anybody moan about the price of something for charity Because when it's an auction most people can't get their hands on things like this, I collect a lot of city stuff but I'll never be able to buy something like this The closest thing I have to a poppy shirt is a signed match prepared Conrad Logan poppy shirt from when we went up
LittlethorpeFox Posted 21 November 2017 Posted 21 November 2017 15 hours ago, FoxInTheBirstallBox said: Because when it's an auction most people can't get their hands on things like this, I collect a lot of city stuff but I'll never be able to buy something like this The closest thing I have to a poppy shirt is a signed match prepared Conrad Logan poppy shirt from when we went up At least you've answered my question. Its so you can add an extra item in your city collection rather a few extra thousand quid going to charidee
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