Wear Your Shirt To Work


By Aston
March 19 2008

The Evening Star has started a campaign to get firms in Suffolk to allow their staff to wear football shirts on the 11th of April, ahead of the East Anglian derby on the 13th of April. The Star is suggesting that firms charge their staff £1 for the privilege of wearing their Town shirts and charge Norwich fans £2 for wearing their shirts (other fans can join in the fun for £1). The money raised will go towards the "somebody's daughter" fund which was started in memory of the five women murdered in Ipswich at the end of 2006.

If you want to organise a Wear Your Town Shirt To Work event in your workplace, please contact Josh Warwick on 01473 324840 or e-mail josh.warwick@eveningstar.co.uk.

Should I try to convince my Norwich supporting boss to go for this idea, leave your view below.

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Wear Your Shirt To Work
Discussion started by Singing The Blues (IP Logged), 19/03/2008 20:17
Singing The Blues
Singing The Blues
19/03/2008 20:17
Wear Your Shirt To Work

ITFC Aston
Aston
19/03/2008 20:18
Please remember before you all say yes, I'm the only Ipswich fan in the office and I'm about 500yards from Carrow Road.

Think of my life!

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ITFC LEGGI
19/03/2008 20:29
I wear various Town shirts at work everyday, coz "I'm ard as f u.ck", and I work with all the braindead leeds fans.

IP1_Massive
IP1
20/03/2008 16:02
Yes Aston you should, if you need a new job i can sort you out withsomething

Timmytractor
Timmytractor
20/03/2008 20:01
Aston may require a new head not a new job if he does! Ha Ha

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