the 2020 Wrexham Community Cup - RedPassion.co.uk

Wrexham DSA · 5th February 2020, 20.10:44

Now in it's 3rd year, it takes place on Sunday 15th March in Bellevue park as our DSA All Stars team takes on Bellevue FC in a match that is anti discrimination and pro inclusion in every way.

This years trophy is dedicated to the memory of our great friend, committee man, Red Passion stalwart and all around top man Neil Dobie (SE19 Exile).

Our side will be mixed sex and mixed ability and we hope to have a good sprinkling of Wrexham heros such as The Beast and Gaz Owen. We have a large contingent coming up from Brighton to participate too.
The kick off is 1.00pm and after the match we will adjourn to the community hall in the park for food, hopefully music, speeches and a raffle which is sure to include some stuff for Wrexham fans.

Last year our team included former Wales captain Andy Melville, but the real highlight, which you'll surely see in no other game was our committee man Ian Parry getting out of his wheelchair to sub on to the pitch to take a penalty!

Any profit on the event will be split between Wrexham Foodbank and north east Wales branch of the MIND mental health charity.

We'd love to see some of you there to help make the day a real success.

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Wrexham DSA Squad Player Joined: Nov 2018 Racecourse Spot: Wheelchair Viewing Platform Real Name: none given Twitter: @	the 2020 Wrexham Community Cup Now in it's 3rd year, it takes place on Sunday 15th March in Bellevue park as our DSA All Stars team takes on Bellevue FC in a match that is anti discrimination and pro inclusion in every way. This years trophy is dedicated to the memory of our great friend, committee man, Red Passion stalwart and all around top man Neil Dobie (SE19 Exile). Our side will be mixed sex and mixed ability and we hope to have a good sprinkling of Wrexham heros such as The Beast and Gaz Owen. We have a large contingent coming up from Brighton to participate too. The kick off is 1.00pm and after the match we will adjourn to the community hall in the park for food, hopefully music, speeches and a raffle which is sure to include some stuff for Wrexham fans. Last year our team included former Wales captain Andy Melville, but the real highlight, which you'll surely see in no other game was our committee man Ian Parry getting out of his wheelchair to sub on to the pitch to take a penalty! Any profit on the event will be split between Wrexham Foodbank and north east Wales branch of the MIND mental health charity. We'd love to see some of you there to help make the day a real success.