International Women’s day at Chesterfield game

[Ooh aah Paskin]

Originally Posted by Vorporix

Ha ha - one of my favourite episodes

I don't think there is an episode of Father Ted I haven't loved!

[Vorporix]

Originally Posted by Ooh aah Paskin

I don't think there is an episode of Father Ted I haven't loved!

I have them all saved and still watch them regularly - superb comedy writing...and acting

[louisleftboot]

Originally Posted by Red Light

Thought this was already remembering friends and family day with a minutes silence pre kick off - having been displaced from last Saturday to accommodate the kids clubs in the Tech End event ?

Remembering the good old days - you when just turned up to watch a football match without a need for any other reason with perhaps the Fron Male Voice Choir or a Silver band pitchside pre match and half time - now wouldn't that be good ?

Who's actually that keen to get to the ground early enough to watch poets, brass bands and choirs anyway?

[ABd]

Originally Posted by louisleftboot

Who's actually that keen to get to the ground early enough to watch poets, brass bands and choirs anyway?

If it was an injustice driven brass band, I’d be there.

[dixienormous]

A what day?

[fezbob]

Originally Posted by ABd

If it was an injustice driven brass band, I’d be there.

How about a new injustice driven cheerleader troop? Bring back the Passionettes imho.

[Corner Flag]

Originally Posted by ABd

If it was an injustice driven brass band, I’d be there.

What on earth would that be then ?

[percy vere]

Originally Posted by Rob

https://www.wrexhamafc.co.uk/news/ne...v-chesterfield

Good to see this move: Wrexham AFC will also be supporting International Women’s day at the game against Chesterfield taking place on March 2nd 2019.

International Women’s day is held annually on 8th March and this years theme is 'the future is exciting. Let's build a gender-balanced world’.

At Wrexham AFC we are proud to promote inclusivity and it is great to see our games watched by an ever increasing number of female supporters.

To mark the occasion the teams will be led by our junior girls players, there will be a special article in the programme about Wrexham AFC Ladies team and Poet and spoken word artist Evrah Rose will be reading some of her poetry including a bespoke piece which has been written especially for the day about Wrexham AFC.

Evrah is an injustice driven poet and spoken word performer hailing from Wrexham and has received much acclaim recently with her no nonsense thought provoking poetry.

Wrexham AFC are delighted Evrah, who regularly attended games growing up, will be joining us for the day and we are looking forward to hearing some of her excellent work. Here: www.evrahrosepoetry.co.uk

Pity it wasn’t the Dover game

[ABd]

Originally Posted by Corner Flag

What on earth would that be then ?

Like a normal brass band, but with Mahmoud Abbas on bass trombone.