Needing £2million of charitable funding a year just to keep going, Francis House Children's Hospice is a

refuge for terminally-ill children and their families.

Ultimately, it is a place where many youngsters come to die. Stephen Ireland is committed to raising funds for this worthy charity.

Stephen raises money by auctioning signed shirts from team-mates and opponent’s match worn shirts through his website. Many of the game's big names have already helped.

At the recent match between Manchester City and Chelsea, Sunday March 12th 2009, John Terry, Frank Lampard and Carvalho gave Stephen their match worn shirts to auction after reading about the work he was doing. All these shirts are available to bid on at

www.stephenireland.com

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This is great chance for someone to own a genuine match worn shirt and help a a very worthy charity at the same time.

Cheers for your time

Normally we ban spammers however I think we can all agree this is a little different so I am leaving it on.

Normally we ban spammers however I think we can all agree this is a little different so I am leaving it on.

Thank you, :D from one blue to another

that sounds cool - if only I knew what to do now!

Click on the link below

Stephen Ireland's Website

and click on the link at the tiop right of the page

Not that I have the spare cash laying around, but I'm always slightly dismayed that the Chelsea ones are "best offer" deals!

Ben Haim £99? We got him for free didn't we?

Ben Haim £99? We got him for free didn't we?

Yes, but we probably paid to get rid of him :unsure:

Been nicer if they managed get the guys to sign the shirts also

Hats off to Stephen Ireland and the organisation. Good on ya Loz.

Hats off to Stephen Ireland and the organisation. Good on ya Loz.

Apparently, they are worth more if they are not signed or washed or so we've been told. Oh and thanks for the support

Apparently, they are worth more if they are not signed or washed or so we've been told.

Yea I've been told that too about sites selling other garments!

Very good cause this, so thanks for posting it. Good on Stephen Ireland too