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Anyone know anywhere in the city which sells the official program? I don’t want to be buying one in the ground and carrying it around all evening.

Martin Chalk
  • 10 Jul 2021 8:32 AM
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  • Christopher Granby
    Christopher Granby
    • 21 Jul 2021 9:10 AM

    In reply to Andrew McCarthy:

    I got mine from reachsports on Monday. A bit slow but the price was good.
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  • Chris Hance
    Chris Hance
    • 21 Jul 2021 10:08 AM

    In reply to Christopher Granby:

    Also ordered from Reach a day or two before the final and arrived yesterday. I saw on their twitter feed that they had dispatched all orders on Friday I think.
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  • Garford Beck
    Garford Beck
    • 21 Jul 2021 1:05 PM

    In reply to Philip Hackett:

    Hi Philip,
    If you’d be kind enough to let me have your address, please, I’ll post you a copy of the programme from the England-Denmark semi-final and the final to give to the children, or raffle off to raise funds. The semi-final programme is not now available from Reach, so the pair, together, might raise a few quid for the hospice.
    Kind regards,
    Garford Beck.
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  • Philip Hackett
    Philip Hackett
    • 21 Jul 2021 3:40 PM

    In reply to Garford Beck:

    Hi Garford,
    You really are to good
    I am not great with this techie stuff (ask David Lilley)
    If you could address them to
    Philip Hackett
    Acorns Childrens Hospice,
    103 Oak Tree Lane,
    Selly Oak,
    Birmingham
    B29 6HZ

    Please give me your address or something and at least let me refund you the postage
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  • Garford Beck
    Garford Beck
    • 21 Jul 2021 3:41 PM

    In reply to Philip Hackett:

    Hi Philip,
    Don’t worry about the postage. I’ll get that sorted tomorrow and will send recorded delivery. I’ll confirm with you when I’ve dispatched the package.
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  • Philip Hackett
    Philip Hackett
    • 21 Jul 2021 3:54 PM

    In reply to Garford Beck:

    Cheers Garford,
    I'll have to meet up with you somewhere and at least buy you a pint (and David Lilley and another gazillion members who have helped me out over the last 40 odd years of following England
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  • Garford Beck
    Garford Beck
    • 21 Jul 2021 4:19 PM

    In reply to Philip Hackett:

    It’d be a pleasure.
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  • Peter salnicki
    Peter salnicki
    • 22 Jul 2021 9:18 AM

    In reply to Philip Hackett:

    Philip & Garford - great work both of you
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  • Garford Beck
    Garford Beck
    • 23 Jul 2021 11:21 AM

    In reply to Peter salnicki:

    Hi Peter,

    Thank you for your kind words, but, really, I've done nothing, here. Philip's the one with the connection to the Acorns Children's Hospice and I don't know if he works there, or is a volunteer, or, God forbid, he has a child staying there. I've never knowingly met Philip, but either way, he's the hero here, not me. All I've done is sent him a couple of spare programmes which I hope bring a smile to a football-loving child's face, or, in some small way, raise a bit of cash for the hospice. But, again, thank you for being supportive, Peter, it is appreciated.
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  • Garford Beck
    Garford Beck
    • 23 Jul 2021 11:23 AM

    In reply to Garford Beck:

    Philip,

    Largish package sent recorded delivery, today, to the hospice, marked for your attention. Grateful if you would confirm safe receipt.

    Thanks,
    Garford.
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  • Philip Hackett
    Philip Hackett
    • 23 Jul 2021 2:28 PM

    In reply to Garford Beck:

    Hi Garford,
    As soon as it arrives I will let you know, the volunteers manager has said she is going to auction the programmes once we are allowed to operate under some form of normality.
    Many thanks once again
    Phil
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  • Garford Beck
    Garford Beck
    • 23 Jul 2021 2:31 PM

    In reply to Philip Hackett:

    Nice one, Phil. I’ve also enclosed a few extras for your good self by way of thanking you for all your doing for what I’m assuming are very seriously and/or terminally ill children.
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  • Philip Hackett
    Philip Hackett
    • 23 Jul 2021 2:35 PM

    In reply to Peter salnicki:

    Hi Peter,
    Thanks for the kind words, I am a volunteer worker at the hospice, I am retired now after many years as a children's social-worker.
    I work as a volunteer with the NHS and split my working week between Acorns and the NHS so still busy busy.
    Like all charities it has been a very difficult time both from a working practice point of view and also in Acorns case a financial one as well with the charity shops being closed for long periods of time and the many fund raising events having to be cancelled due to Covid.
    Thanks to Garford's generosity the programmes should raise a fair bit when we can actually physically hold an auction.
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  • Philip Hackett
    Philip Hackett
    • 23 Jul 2021 2:36 PM

    In reply to Garford Beck:

    Thanks again Garford
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  • Garford Beck
    Garford Beck
    • 23 Jul 2021 2:45 PM

    In reply to Philip Hackett:

    There you go, Peter, a real hero. I take my hat off to you, Philip. If there’s anything EnglandFans FC can do to raise awareness, or play a fundraiser, let us know. You’ll see elsewhere on the forum we’re involved in a fundraiser for the Ambulance Staff Charity a week on Sunday. I’ve sent you a few tickets for the game, but don’t worry if you can’t make it.
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