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Podcast 41 - Charity

Podcast 41 - Charity

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In this week's podcast, Rich and Jack talk about all the latest news from the Premier League and a charity match that finished 547-529 after 57 hours of match action. The language focus is on vocabulary connected to giving money to charity and good causes.

 

 

How much did you understand?

Vocabulary 

In this podcast, Rich and Jack used some vocabulary that might be new for you. Try the activity below to see how much you understand:

"Watching the match on Sunday is a must for me."

"The Prime Minister won - I think it was a fix!"

Activity 1: In this activity, have a look at the vocabulary and try to match it to the correct definition.
Can you match the words to their definitions?

Alan Shearer, the Premier League's all-time top scorer, took part in a charity match, last weekend, that lasted 57 hours!

Language - Collocations

In the podcast, Jack and Rich used a lot of vocabulary that was connected to money, and more specifically, giving money to charity. There were quite a few words that were collocations, which are words that often go together. There are different types of collocation. The ones in the examples below are noun+noun collocations, which are sometimes called compound nouns. And the following two are verb + noun collocations.

Noun + Noun Collocations (Compound Nouns)

"It was the charity match for the Sport Relief Trophy."

"The charity event has already raised £370,000 for the Sport Relief charity."

Verb + Noun Collocations

"The Sport Relief Trophy is one of the events that is helping to raise money for Sport Relief."

"Young people are given opportunities to raise their self-esteem."

 

Activity 2: Collocations are very important in English. Look at the words in this exercise, they either follow the verb 'raise' or the noun 'charity' to form collocations. In this activity, put the words in the correct group to form the correct collocation.
Can you put the words in the correct group?

Manchester Utd's Wayne Rooney, taking part in a charity event for Sport Relief back in 2012.

If the listening was a bit difficult, you can listen again and read the transcript at the same time.
Listen to the podcast and read at the same time.

Rich: Hello my name’s Rich and welcome to this week’s Premier Skills English podcast.

Jack: Hi everyone. I’m Jack and every week we talk about football and help you with your English.

Rich: This week, we’re going to talk about all the latest action in the Premier League and we’re also going to look at some of the charity work Premier League players do when they are not on the football pitch. The language focus is on vocabulary connected to charity and good causes.

Jack: Last week we asked you how important fair play is on the pitch and how important politeness is off the pitch. All of you who commented said that both were very important. Alex from Ukraine said that fair play is a must. This is a nice expression. Must is usually used as a modal verb but you can also use it informally as a noun to tell people what they must do or see.

Rich: So you can say: watching the match on Sunday is a must for me. Or, when you visit Italy, visiting the Colosseum in Rome is a must!

Jack: Respect was another word that you used a lot. AssemJuve from the UAE, Aragorn1986 from Montenegro and SalvaGH from Spain all said that it was important to have respect for the other team. Respect is polite behaviour that we show to other people. And as Kwesimanifest from Ghana says; Being polite off the field is equally important.

Rich: We asked you how to decline a request politely and we noticed that there were a few words that you usually used. KopHG from South Korea used the phrase ‘I’d love to, but I’m afraid I can’t.’ This is a great phrase to use, I especially like the use of ‘afraid’ which usually means to be scared or frightened of something but in this expression is a polite way to say ‘I’m sorry’.

Jack: I also liked to see that you were using a lot of conditional sentences which is another way to show politeness. One thing to remember though, is that using long conditional sentences can be a bit too formal and might sound strange in a polite informal context with friends. Sometimes it’s better to just say I’d love to but I’m afraid I can’t.’ or a similar friendly refusal.

Rich: What’s been happening in the Premier League this week, Jack?

Jack: There have been two rounds of matches in the last week and it’s been a very good 7 days for Leicester City. Last Tuesday, Leicester drew 2-2 at home with West Bromwich Albion a result that was disappointing for a lot of their fans but the following day, Arsenal, Manchester City and Spurs all lost!  At the weekend, Leicester won away to Watford, while Arsenal and Spurs drew 2-2 in the North London Derby. With just 9 matches left in the season, Leicester City are 5 points clear at the top of the table.

Rich: And what about West Ham? They’re looking good, too.

Jack: Yes, the Irons are up to fifth place and are only one point behind City, who are in the fourth and final Champions League qualifying position. Remember, West Ham are moving to the Olympic Stadium next season. If they had the Champions League there it would be amazing!

Rich: There was another match happening this weekend, too. It finished 547-529 and lasted 57 hours and was played over 3 days and over 1000 players took part.

Jack: What are you talking about, Rich?

Rich: It was the charity match for the Sport Relief Trophy.

Jack: What’s that?

Rich: Sport Relief is a charity that brings together people from the world of sport and entertainment to raise money for vulnerable people in the UK and the world’s poorest countries.

Jack: Ahh yes, I know it. It’s fun, they get lots of different people involved like, actors, football players, pop stars, TV presenters, and other sports people. I remember one charity event a few years ago, when there was a tennis match between a famous tennis player and the British Prime minister. The Prime Minister won - I think it was a fix!

Rich: A fix - a dishonest result? Surely not, I heard that the Prime Minister could have won Wimbledon when he was younger!

Jack: Lots of footballers have been involved in this event over the years. One year David Beckham had an interview with a spoof manager. It was very funny.

Rich: I love spoofs. Spoofs are when a comedian makes a funny copy of an original film or television programme. I think it’s good for the footballers too. In interviews after the match they are often very serious so it’s good to see that they don’t mind people making fun of them.

Jack: It raises lots of money, too, doesn’t it?

Rich: Yes, it usually raises over £50 million for its different good causes and charities.

Jack:  To raise money means to collect money from different people for something specific and you often hear ‘to raise money for charity’ or ‘to raise money for good causes.’ The word charity can be a countable or uncountable noun. When it is countable it means a specific organisation that raises money for people in need and when it is uncountable it means the general aim of raising money for people in need.

Rich: So, Sport Relief is a charity that raises money for, err, charity!

Jack: That’s right!

Rich: And the Sport Relief Trophy is one of the charity events that is helping to raise money for Sport Relief. It was a 5-a-side football match organised by the BBC with the Premier League pledging to match every pound that was donated by the public.

Jack: Donate is a verb that means to give money or food or clothes and other things to charity and pledge is a verb which means to promise money for something. The Premier League has pledged to match or give the same amount of money to the charity that is donated or given by the public.

Rich: The captains of the two teams were the Premier League’s record top scorer, Alan Shearer and ex-Leicester City midfielder, Robbie Savage. Both ex-players now work as  pundits on TV and radio for the BBC.

Jack: Pundit? That’s a tricky word. Pundits aren’t the same as commentators. Commentators are the people that talk about what is happening in the match and usually they are professional journalists. Pundits are usually ex-players who talk about the match at half-time and before and after the match. Anyway, who won the match?

Rich: As I said earlier, it finished 547-529 and it was Shearer’s team that won the trophy. Shearer said he was in bits after the match which I think means he was very tired and couldn’t move much after playing for 57 hours.

Jack: Yes, I bet he was in bits. I saw that there were quite a few famous people taking part. At one stage the referee was Manchester Utd’s Adnan Januzaj and he gave hip-hop star Fatman Scoop a red card because he didn’t stop fouling!

Rich: But, the important part is that the charity football match has already raised £370,000 for the Sport Relief charity. In the last 2 years, Sport Relief has helped nearly 200,000 children go to school and get an education and given children over 700,000 life saving vaccines in some of the world’s poorest countries.

Jack: Yes, I think it’s really important to remember how sport can bring people together to help people who are less fortunate than ourselves.

Rich: As some of our listeners may know, Premier Skills English is just part of a greater Premier Skills project that operates in 25 countries across Asia, Africa and the Americas.

Jack: Through Premier Skills, young people, including the most vulnerable in society, are given opportunities to become better integrated into their local communities, to develop their skills for employability and raise their self-esteem.

Rich: If you want to find out more about the Premier Skills project, I’ve put a link on the side of this page. Now for this week’s questions.

Jack: Question 1: In this week’s podcast we spoke about an event that brought people together from sport and entertainment to raise money for charity. Are there any similar events in your country?

Rich: Question 2: Do you know any football clubs or football players that help people by raising money for charity? How can footballers and other famous people help charities?

Jack: And  Question 3: If you could start your own charity, who would you raise money for and why?

Jack: I see that you predicted the right result last weekend, Rich! You’ve got a couple right recently, you’re getting the hang of this!

Rich: Maybe I’m just getting luckier rather than getting the hang of it. I do like this idiom though, it means to understand something or learn how to use something. I always have problems when I get a new phone. I remember when I got my last one it took me ages to get the hang of it.

Jack: I know what you mean, that’s why I only change my phone every 5 years. You got the right result last week by saying the derby between Spurs and Arsenal would finish 1-1 but the honour of getting the result and correct score goes to Elghoul from Algeria and HakanUslu1881 from Turkey who both predicted a 2-2 draw. Well done to you both! What’s your prediction for this week, Rich?

Rich: This weekend sees a mixture of Premier League matches and the quarter-finals of the FA Cup. There are some big matches in the FA Cup this week and, for me, the most interesting is Manchester Utd against West Ham. The Hammers are in great form and have had some great results at some of the bigger clubs this season. Slaven Bilic is doing a great job in his first season as a Premier League manager and you could argue that midfielder Dmitri Payet has been the best player in the Premier League this season. I’m going to go for a draw with West Ham to win the replay. In the Premier League, Man City and Spurs have comfortable looking games and Leicester will have to wait until Monday to play their game against Newcastle Utd. Leicester might start feeling the pressure soon but I can’t see Newcastle stopping them. Final scores: Manchester Utd 1-1 West Ham with West Ham to win the replay in teh FA Cup and Leicester City 2-0 Newcastle Utd in the Premier League.

Jack: Right, anyway that’s it for today - we’ve run out of time! Thanks for listening. And don’t forget to write your answers to our questions, your predictions and anything you want to say about the website or football English in the comments below.

Rich: Don’t forget if you sign in, you can score points to see if you can get your club, your country and your name to the top of our leaderboard.

Jack:  Bye for now and enjoy your football!

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What do you think?

In this week’s podcast we spoke about an event that brought people together from sport and entertainment to raise money for charity.

  1. Are there any similar events in your country?

  2. Do you know any football clubs or football players that help people by raising money for charity? How can footballers and other famous people help charities?

  3. If you could start your own charity, who would you raise money for and why?

 

​Rich predicts that West Ham will beat Manchester Utd in the FA Cup after a replay and Leicester City will beat Newcastle Utd 2-0 in the Premier League this weekend. Do you agree?

Remember to write your predictions and answers to the questions above in the comments section below. Good luck!

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gil_foot
11/10/2022
FR
566
points

About Charity, I would also create a dedicated organism to be sure that all money go to the right thing, a kind of trustpilot for Charity because sometimes, you are not 100% sure that will help what you thought when you contributed.


gil_foot
11/10/2022 16:27
France
Arsenal
566

About Charity, I would also create a dedicated organism to be sure that all money go to the right thing, a kind of trustpilot for Charity because sometimes, you are not 100% sure that will help what you thought when you contributed.

gil_foot
11/10/2022
FR
566
points

Rich's prediction between West ham and ManCity won't work :)
But I agree with him on Leicester


gil_foot
11/10/2022 16:24
France
Arsenal
566

Rich's prediction between West ham and ManCity won't work :)
But I agree with him on Leicester

gil_foot
11/10/2022
FR
566
points

If I could raise my own charity, I would raise money for cancer.
This is the 1st mortality's cause in France and probably in the world or close to the number one.


gil_foot
11/10/2022 16:23
France
Arsenal
566

If I could raise my own charity, I would raise money for cancer.
This is the 1st mortality's cause in France and probably in the world or close to the number one.

gil_foot
11/10/2022
FR
566
points

Most of the French team raise or give money for charity.
It's the same thing for players and it's a great thing.


gil_foot
11/10/2022 16:19
France
Arsenal
566

Most of the French team raise or give money for charity.
It's the same thing for players and it's a great thing.

gil_foot
11/10/2022
FR
566
points

In France, we have the telethon like in many countries. This help a lot of children.


gil_foot
11/10/2022 16:18
France
Arsenal
566

In France, we have the telethon like in many countries. This help a lot of children.

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hsn
21/06/2021
TR
5555
points

WHAT DO YOU THINK?
1-Yes. Generally, running or marathon to raise money for good causes.
2- There are many examples.
3- If I could start my own charity I would raise money for vulnerable people who are suffering from illness or violence.
PHRASES
• Some people prefer making fun of original ideas instead of to think on them.
• Sponsors pledged to cover all the education fees of unprivileged students during the years.
• It takes me a while to get hang of new things such as tool, machine and appliances so on .


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hsn
21/06/2021 10:36
Turkey
Tottenham Hotspur
5555

WHAT DO YOU THINK?
1-Yes. Generally, running or marathon to raise money for good causes.
2- There are many examples.
3- If I could start my own charity I would raise money for vulnerable people who are suffering from illness or violence.
PHRASES
• Some people prefer making fun of original ideas instead of to think on them.
• Sponsors pledged to cover all the education fees of unprivileged students during the years.
• It takes me a while to get hang of new things such as tool, machine and appliances so on .

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mobeckham
12/05/2020
TR
6536
points

Westham are on fire and Payet is an incredible player but I think United would win on aggregate because it's the only trophy left for us
Leicester would absolutely beat the Geordies


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mobeckham
12/05/2020 04:23
Turkey
Manchester United
6536

Westham are on fire and Payet is an incredible player but I think United would win on aggregate because it's the only trophy left for us
Leicester would absolutely beat the Geordies

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mobeckham
12/05/2020
TR
6536
points

I'd love to raise money for kids and their families who die in the places of war and damage
Kids who are in need of essential operations in Russia and different places
I love kids so I wanna give them everything for better education and happy life :)


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mobeckham
12/05/2020 04:22
Turkey
Manchester United
6536

I'd love to raise money for kids and their families who die in the places of war and damage
Kids who are in need of essential operations in Russia and different places
I love kids so I wanna give them everything for better education and happy life :)

mobeckham's picture
mobeckham
12/05/2020
TR
6536
points

Of course I know Mo Salah who currently plays for Liverpool who helps people in Liverpool and his own village in Egypt which is a remarkable gesture from him
Also Fredric Kanoute helps people in Sevilla and his own country
Regarding clubs , I always follow the magnifiecent efforts done in the Manchester United Foundation with the help of the players and all the staff
Lately I heard that Rashford donated food and money for more than 2 million vulernable people. What an achievement :)


mobeckham's picture
mobeckham
12/05/2020 04:19
Turkey
Manchester United
6536

Of course I know Mo Salah who currently plays for Liverpool who helps people in Liverpool and his own village in Egypt which is a remarkable gesture from him
Also Fredric Kanoute helps people in Sevilla and his own country
Regarding clubs , I always follow the magnifiecent efforts done in the Manchester United Foundation with the help of the players and all the staff
Lately I heard that Rashford donated food and money for more than 2 million vulernable people. What an achievement :)

mobeckham's picture
mobeckham
12/05/2020
TR
6536
points

Yes we do have events in Izmir especially in Ramadan that we collect money or food from people , put them in bags or small boxes then give them to the poor and vulernable people in need
I was previliged to be a part of this organisation for a few years that raises money and donate food


mobeckham's picture
mobeckham
12/05/2020 04:16
Turkey
Manchester United
6536

Yes we do have events in Izmir especially in Ramadan that we collect money or food from people , put them in bags or small boxes then give them to the poor and vulernable people in need
I was previliged to be a part of this organisation for a few years that raises money and donate food

sabanoleg
15/10/2017
UA
2337
points

Charity and volunteer organizations have a big influence in my country.


sabanoleg
15/10/2017 09:14
Ukraine
Arsenal
2337

Charity and volunteer organizations have a big influence in my country.

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alimiloud
01/04/2016
DZ
160
points

licter city


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alimiloud
01/04/2016 00:28
Algeria
Chelsea
160

licter city

KopHG
13/03/2016
KR
122
points

I predict that Hammers will go to semi-final and Newcastle get win against Leicester City.


KopHG
13/03/2016 12:00
South Korea
Liverpool
122

I predict that Hammers will go to semi-final and Newcastle get win against Leicester City.

KopHG
13/03/2016
KR
122
points

South Korea has a charity event by JS Foundation called Asian Dream Cup. JS Foundation was established by Ji-Sung Park who is former footballer of Manchester Utd. Asian Dream cup is charity match involved famous footballers and famous people. This charity match is raise money to help children in Southeast Asia.


KopHG
13/03/2016 11:56
South Korea
Liverpool
122

South Korea has a charity event by JS Foundation called Asian Dream Cup. JS Foundation was established by Ji-Sung Park who is former footballer of Manchester Utd. Asian Dream cup is charity match involved famous footballers and famous people. This charity match is raise money to help children in Southeast Asia.

KopHG
13/03/2016
KR
122
points

Thanks Rich for your compliment.


KopHG
13/03/2016 11:42
South Korea
Liverpool
122

Thanks Rich for your compliment.

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aragorn1986
11/03/2016
ME
3557
points

Famous people can help a lot, through organized actions of helping everyone who needs help. A friend in need is a friend indeed! Not only they help people but also give good example of generosity and compassion to all the others. They have power to attract the attention of a large number of fans.


aragorn1986's picture
aragorn1986
11/03/2016 17:40
Montenegro
Arsenal
3557

Famous people can help a lot, through organized actions of helping everyone who needs help. A friend in need is a friend indeed! Not only they help people but also give good example of generosity and compassion to all the others. They have power to attract the attention of a large number of fans.

HakanUslu1881's picture
HakanUslu1881
11/03/2016
TR
1761
points

Hakan Sukur


HakanUslu1881's picture
HakanUslu1881
11/03/2016 07:57
Turkey
Leicester City
1761

Hakan Sukur

Ruslanjon
10/03/2016
UZ
1079
points

I believe that MU will beat West Ham by 2-0


Ruslanjon
10/03/2016 15:35
Uzbekistan
Manchester United
1079

I believe that MU will beat West Ham by 2-0

Ruslanjon
10/03/2016
UZ
1079
points

In our country charity matches take place very often.The last charity match was organised by the football site championat.asia in order to raise money for the operation of little boy.Famous footballers,singers and actors took part in this match.The most interesting thing is that the money was raised not from the selling of tickets for the match,but everybody who took part in this match gave money as much as he can to the operation of little boy.Recenlty I've read that the operation has been done successfully and he is recovering.That sounds fantastic. Here is a link for the match http://championat.asia/ru/news/fotogalereya-xayriya-tadbiri-1


Ruslanjon
10/03/2016 15:34
Uzbekistan
Manchester United
1079

In our country charity matches take place very often.The last charity match was organised by the football site championat.asia in order to raise money for the operation of little boy.Famous footballers,singers and actors took part in this match.The most interesting thing is that the money was raised not from the selling of tickets for the match,but everybody who took part in this match gave money as much as he can to the operation of little boy.Recenlty I've read that the operation has been done successfully and he is recovering.That sounds fantastic. Here is a link for the match http://championat.asia/ru/news/fotogalereya-xayriya-tadbiri-1

HakanUslu1881's picture
HakanUslu1881
10/03/2016
TR
1761
points

I predict West Ham 3-2 Man Utd


HakanUslu1881's picture
HakanUslu1881
10/03/2016 12:33
Turkey
Leicester City
1761

I predict West Ham 3-2 Man Utd

HakanUslu1881's picture
HakanUslu1881
10/03/2016
TR
1761
points

It rarely happens in my country.
In summer of 2014,Chelsea,Besiktas and Fenerbahce got together and raised money for charity for people who lost their family in mine disaster in Soma,Manisa,Turkey.
If I could start my own charity,I would raise money for children's education because in my country,one of the biggest problem is education.There are lots of children who don't educate well in Turkey.


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HakanUslu1881
10/03/2016 12:32
Turkey
Leicester City
1761

It rarely happens in my country.
In summer of 2014,Chelsea,Besiktas and Fenerbahce got together and raised money for charity for people who lost their family in mine disaster in Soma,Manisa,Turkey.
If I could start my own charity,I would raise money for children's education because in my country,one of the biggest problem is education.There are lots of children who don't educate well in Turkey.

AleksandarR
10/03/2016
ME
518
points

Leicester City 3:3 Newcastle , it will be a good game


AleksandarR
10/03/2016 08:29
Montenegro
Manchester United
518

Leicester City 3:3 Newcastle , it will be a good game

Rich's picture
Rich
10/03/2016
ES
594
points

Six goals! I'll enjoy watching this match laugh


Rich's picture
Rich
10/03/2016 12:41
Spain
Liverpool
594

Six goals! I'll enjoy watching this match laugh

AleksandarR
10/03/2016
ME
518
points

I hope Manchester United can win 1:0 against West Ham


AleksandarR
10/03/2016 08:28
Montenegro
Manchester United
518

I hope Manchester United can win 1:0 against West Ham

aragorn1986's picture
aragorn1986
09/03/2016
ME
3557
points

If I could start my own charity I would raise money for children who fight various illnesses because they can't fight alone and they need our help to survive.


aragorn1986's picture
aragorn1986
09/03/2016 19:33
Montenegro
Arsenal
3557

If I could start my own charity I would raise money for children who fight various illnesses because they can't fight alone and they need our help to survive.

aragorn1986's picture
aragorn1986
09/03/2016
ME
3557
points

Recently there was a charity basketball event in my home town where all the money from tickets went for the children who struggle with cancer. If only there were more such events.


aragorn1986's picture
aragorn1986
09/03/2016 19:30
Montenegro
Arsenal
3557

Recently there was a charity basketball event in my home town where all the money from tickets went for the children who struggle with cancer. If only there were more such events.

Rich's picture
Rich
10/03/2016
ES
594
points

How big is basketball in Montenegro?


Rich's picture
Rich
10/03/2016 08:20
Spain
Liverpool
594

How big is basketball in Montenegro?

aragorn1986's picture
aragorn1986
10/03/2016
ME
3557
points

Well, it's very popular Rich. A few players were even playing key roles in their NBA teams. Sometimes I go with my friends and watch the regional league and currently two teams from this league are playing in the Euroleague.


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aragorn1986
10/03/2016 20:18
Montenegro
Arsenal
3557

Well, it's very popular Rich. A few players were even playing key roles in their NBA teams. Sometimes I go with my friends and watch the regional league and currently two teams from this league are playing in the Euroleague.

assemjuve's picture
assemjuve
09/03/2016
PS
3705
points

I predict that West Ham is going to win Man United 2-1.


assemjuve's picture
assemjuve
09/03/2016 19:21
Palestinian Territory
Liverpool
3705

I predict that West Ham is going to win Man United 2-1.

assemjuve's picture
assemjuve
09/03/2016
PS
3705
points

I predict that Leicester is going to win 3-1


assemjuve's picture
assemjuve
09/03/2016 19:20
Palestinian Territory
Liverpool
3705

I predict that Leicester is going to win 3-1

assemjuve's picture
assemjuve
09/03/2016
PS
3705
points

Raising money for charities is really well.


assemjuve's picture
assemjuve
09/03/2016 19:19
Palestinian Territory
Liverpool
3705

Raising money for charities is really well.

assemjuve's picture
assemjuve
09/03/2016
PS
3705
points

Steven Gerrard has a charity to help people,Liverpool also play some matches to raise money for people.


assemjuve's picture
assemjuve
09/03/2016 19:16
Palestinian Territory
Liverpool
3705

Steven Gerrard has a charity to help people,Liverpool also play some matches to raise money for people.

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kwesimanifest
09/03/2016
GH
4779
points

if i had a chance of raising funds for people it would be those who are physically challenged and visually impaired that they are incapacitated to to any meaningful work for a living.


kwesimanifest's picture
kwesimanifest
09/03/2016 12:52
Ghana
Manchester United
4779

if i had a chance of raising funds for people it would be those who are physically challenged and visually impaired that they are incapacitated to to any meaningful work for a living.

elghoul's picture
elghoul
09/03/2016
DZ
3988
points

Madjid Bouguerra who played for Algerian Team and Glasgow Rangers helped people by raising money for charity.
If I start my own charity I would raise money for organising international holidays for young people like the one that Algiers City had made in 1958 with holidays for French and Algerian children in French/Bretagne.
I do agree for Rich prediction about Leicester vs Newcastle but I think Man United will beat West Ham and get the qualifier.


elghoul's picture
elghoul
09/03/2016 12:50
Algeria
Manchester City
3988

Madjid Bouguerra who played for Algerian Team and Glasgow Rangers helped people by raising money for charity.
If I start my own charity I would raise money for organising international holidays for young people like the one that Algiers City had made in 1958 with holidays for French and Algerian children in French/Bretagne.
I do agree for Rich prediction about Leicester vs Newcastle but I think Man United will beat West Ham and get the qualifier.

kwesimanifest's picture
kwesimanifest
09/03/2016
GH
4779
points

abedi pele, tony yeboah, asamoah gyan and stephen appiah all help people by raising money for charity.


kwesimanifest's picture
kwesimanifest
09/03/2016 12:50
Ghana
Manchester United
4779

abedi pele, tony yeboah, asamoah gyan and stephen appiah all help people by raising money for charity.

Rich's picture
Rich
10/03/2016
ES
594
points

I remember Tony Yeboah playing for Leeds in the 1990s. He was brilliant!


Rich's picture
Rich
10/03/2016 08:18
Spain
Liverpool
594

I remember Tony Yeboah playing for Leeds in the 1990s. He was brilliant!

kwesimanifest's picture
kwesimanifest
09/03/2016
GH
4779
points

current black stars players play to raise funds for aged players who ain't playing anymore and have some financial constraints in Ghana. Some of the proceeds from such games are sent to charity homes to assist orphans.


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kwesimanifest
09/03/2016 12:48
Ghana
Manchester United
4779

current black stars players play to raise funds for aged players who ain't playing anymore and have some financial constraints in Ghana. Some of the proceeds from such games are sent to charity homes to assist orphans.

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aragorn1986
10/03/2016
ME
3557
points

That's very nice kwesimanifest.


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aragorn1986
10/03/2016 20:38
Montenegro
Arsenal
3557

That's very nice kwesimanifest.

kwesimanifest's picture
kwesimanifest
09/03/2016
GH
4779
points

man utd 2-1 west ham


kwesimanifest's picture
kwesimanifest
09/03/2016 12:45
Ghana
Manchester United
4779

man utd 2-1 west ham

Alex_from_Ukraine's picture
Alex_from_Ukraine
09/03/2016
UA
6570
points

As concerns Rich's second prediction, I envisage a tough game for the excellent Leicester, and as a result - a draw. Something like 2 : 2.


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Alex_from_Ukraine
09/03/2016 02:32
Ukraine
Liverpool
6570

As concerns Rich's second prediction, I envisage a tough game for the excellent Leicester, and as a result - a draw. Something like 2 : 2.

Rich's picture
Rich
10/03/2016
ES
594
points

I thought Newcastle might change their manager before this match (rumours of Rafa Benitez), but it looks like they are going to stick with Steve McClaren. I think this is good news for Leicester.


Rich's picture
Rich
10/03/2016 08:17
Spain
Liverpool
594

I thought Newcastle might change their manager before this match (rumours of Rafa Benitez), but it looks like they are going to stick with Steve McClaren. I think this is good news for Leicester.

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aragorn1986
13/03/2016
ME
3557
points

The Spaniard, has been given a short term contract with the hope he can turn things around for the Magpies. Newcastle is not in good shape but might come back and stay in the PL.


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aragorn1986
13/03/2016 13:12
Montenegro
Arsenal
3557

The Spaniard, has been given a short term contract with the hope he can turn things around for the Magpies. Newcastle is not in good shape but might come back and stay in the PL.

Alex_from_Ukraine's picture
Alex_from_Ukraine
09/03/2016
UA
6570
points

I think Rich is right in the first prediction. West Ham is going to win after a replay.


Alex_from_Ukraine's picture
Alex_from_Ukraine
09/03/2016 02:27
Ukraine
Liverpool
6570

I think Rich is right in the first prediction. West Ham is going to win after a replay.

Alex_from_Ukraine's picture
Alex_from_Ukraine
09/03/2016
UA
6570
points

If I was to start a charity I'd raise money for the children of Donbass who were injured or got disabled after their homes were bombarded.


Alex_from_Ukraine's picture
Alex_from_Ukraine
09/03/2016 02:25
Ukraine
Liverpool
6570

If I was to start a charity I'd raise money for the children of Donbass who were injured or got disabled after their homes were bombarded.

Alex_from_Ukraine's picture
Alex_from_Ukraine
09/03/2016
UA
6570
points

I know that Andriy Shevchenko helps his school where he was taught by his own money and inventory. I think we have such people in Ukraine who raise some sums for charity but these facts are not widely covered in the media.


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Alex_from_Ukraine
09/03/2016 02:22
Ukraine
Liverpool
6570

I know that Andriy Shevchenko helps his school where he was taught by his own money and inventory. I think we have such people in Ukraine who raise some sums for charity but these facts are not widely covered in the media.

Alex_from_Ukraine's picture
Alex_from_Ukraine
09/03/2016
UA
6570
points

As far as I know we here in Ukraine haven't had any similar events. I mean raising money for charity. There was raising money for the war in Donbass two years ago, to my shame. :-(


Alex_from_Ukraine's picture
Alex_from_Ukraine
09/03/2016 02:16
Ukraine
Liverpool
6570

As far as I know we here in Ukraine haven't had any similar events. I mean raising money for charity. There was raising money for the war in Donbass two years ago, to my shame. :-(

SalvaGH
09/03/2016
ES
841
points

I really think that raising money for people in need is of great value and is a way of improving our lives by doing a small effort. I am pretty sure that many people will appreciate that efforts.


SalvaGH
09/03/2016 00:03
Spain
Manchester City
841

I really think that raising money for people in need is of great value and is a way of improving our lives by doing a small effort. I am pretty sure that many people will appreciate that efforts.

SalvaGH
08/03/2016
ES
841
points

Regarding the Leicester City's Premier League match. I agree with Rich in that Leicester will win but I think the final score will be 3-1 though.


SalvaGH
08/03/2016 23:58
Spain
Manchester City
841

Regarding the Leicester City's Premier League match. I agree with Rich in that Leicester will win but I think the final score will be 3-1 though.

SalvaGH
08/03/2016
ES
841
points

In respect with the West Ham - Man.United game, I'm afraid I don't agree with Rich. I think they will draw. I bet on a 1-1.


SalvaGH
08/03/2016 23:55
Spain
Manchester City
841

In respect with the West Ham - Man.United game, I'm afraid I don't agree with Rich. I think they will draw. I bet on a 1-1.

Rich's picture
Rich
10/03/2016
ES
594
points

That's what I predicted, I think smiley


Rich's picture
Rich
10/03/2016 08:15
Spain
Liverpool
594

That's what I predicted, I think smiley

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