Please support this noble project

For those who have extra football stuffs, I hope you can support this noble project by Roy Moore and Craig Burrows. I met these two outstanding folks during the eve of the Azkals vs. Mongolia game in Bacolod and I've always thought the Philippines is lucky to have these two guys working to help out our poor folks.

Here's an appeal from Roy in the Pinoyfootball facebook page:

"Hi everyone. Please help share this link with everyone. We started a team in Payatas, the largest dumpsite in Metro Manila, and are joining a tournament in April. The kids are improving each week and soon we will open a drop-in centre for street kids using football to get them off drugs and into education and to think about their futures. Have a look here:"

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Please support this noble project – Sugod News Philippines said…
[...] get them off drugs and into education and to think about their futures. Have a look here:”source: football.cebunetwork.com                    Get Shareaholic March 16 2011 [...]
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Please support this noble project | Newest Football Updates said…
[...] More… Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Craig Burrows, mongolia, Philippines, Roy Moore, Sura Hashr Saad Al « Vegar Eggen Hedenstad, Stabæk Fotball (19 years, D/WB R, M RC) You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. [...]
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