Nick Murrell, whose son Ellis plays for Town’s U15s, is auctioning a home shirt signed by the current first team squad to raise funds for Prostate Cancer UK and the Academy.
Nick is taking part in the London to Amsterdam cycle challenge in June along with his friend Paul Culley and is dedicating his ride to his wife’s uncle, Fred Grimble, who died from prostate cancer last year.
To bid for the shirt, either email Nick here or call him on 07545 967588. Bids will close on March 31st. Nick and Paul also have a Just Giving page which is taking donations ahead of the trip.What to read next:
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