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Training ground arrival time

By davelcfcwalsh, in General Chat

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StanSP

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I've contacted [email protected] to get a signed shirt before for a birthday. 

 

The club were quite good about it and quite accommodating. They said there'd be a bit of a delay which is understandable as clubs don't do signings every day/week etc, but I actually got it within a month I think. At a cost, by the way!

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davelcfcwalsh

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Thanks for that 

She has been in contact with the club regarding a donation but nothing has been received.

She has to fundraise the money without spending money if you know what I mean.

This is why I said I would take her to the training ground to get one of my shirts signed to auction off.

If anybody would like to help in making this possible please do so by donating to the link 

https://www.gofundme.com/f/african-adventures-volunteering-2024

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VLC86

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They will definitely give you a stadium tour for four to auction, or they did a few years ago when I was going similar.

 

Otherwise, I’ve not done it at Seagrave but at Belvoir drive they used to arrive between 9.30 and 10.30 and leave at about 3ish if I remember rightly.

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grobyfox1990

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31 minutes ago, Costock_Fox said:

They will definitely give you a stadium tour for four to auction, or they did a few years ago when I was going similar.

 

Otherwise, I’ve not done it at Seagrave but at Belvoir drive they used to arrive between 9.30 and 10.30 and leave at about 3ish if I remember rightly.

Yeh did the same for me

VLC86

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9 minutes ago, davelcfcwalsh said:

Thanks for that info 

If anyone else could help with more information that would be great

https://www.gofundme.com/f/african-adventures-volunteering-2024

I contacted loads of local companies and was donated loads of great prizes for a raffle.

 

escape rooms, restaurants, crazy golf, cafes etc etc. If you put in the effort and email loads of local companies you will do well out of that.

 

Outside the stadium after games is a good place for signatures.

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Daggers

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2 hours ago, davelcfcwalsh said:

Yeah she's emailed loads 

Raffled off 2 derby tickets the other week lol

But made £130 

Was that to ensure the tickets went to someone else?

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Wrighty22

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4 hours ago, StanSP said:

I've contacted [email protected] to get a signed shirt before for a birthday. 

 

The club were quite good about it and quite accommodating. They said there'd be a bit of a delay which is understandable as clubs don't do signings every day/week etc, but I actually got it within a month I think. At a cost, by the way!

How much?

davelcfcwalsh

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40 minutes ago, Daggers said:

Was that to ensure the tickets went to someone else?

Funny thing was they could pick any match they wanted to go too lol

Shows they never sell a full house 

Plus I had Forrest fans having a go lol

But it all helped just that little bit more for my daughter reaching her goal of nearly £2,500 to get to Africa

So it's much appreciated

https://www.gofundme.com/f/african-adventures-volunteering-2024

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yorkie1999

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On 12/04/2023 at 18:40, davelcfcwalsh said:

My daughter is trying to raise funds for a school trip to Africa to volunteer in Kenya next year.

I'm trying to get players to sign a shirt for her to auction off.

Was going to go to the training ground to try and do this but not sure what time players arrive? 

If anyone could help it would be much appreciated.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/african-adventures-volunteering-2024

Your best bet is to ring the club up, my wife did it when her aunt was poorly and all the players signed a card for her, thought it was a cracking gesture

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