Post by Larry on Sept 19, 2008 11:53:48 GMT 1
West Ham, are currently looking for a new shirt sponsor and a campaign has been launched by fans to get the club to
to have the logo for The Bobby Moore Fund for Cancer Research, to replace XL as our shirt sponsor.
I'm sure you'll all agree that this is a very worthy cause and can only be of benefit to the charity and those people suffering from cancer.
If you want to sign the petition just follow the link below if that dose not work just go to WWW.KUMB.com.
The campaign to have the Bobby Moore Fund for Cancer Research UK logo placed on West Ham United's shirts for the remainder of this season received further strong backing today.
The online petition created to campaign for the addition of the Moore logo in the space vacated by the demise of XL has now received more than 7,000 signatures since going online on Tuesday, with thousands more Hammers fans adding their support today.
West Ham United are currently considering several options to replace XL and have already spoken with a number of interested parties. KUMB.com have contacted the club's marketing department asking for their thoughts on the campaign; we are hoping to have some news for you tomorrow.
Meanwhile Adam Leatherbarrow has sent us the following new designs; have your say on those and the campaign here.
You can add your name to the petition by clicking here. Alternatively visit the Bobby Moore Fund for Cancer Research UK home page to find out more about the charity.
to have the logo for The Bobby Moore Fund for Cancer Research, to replace XL as our shirt sponsor.
I'm sure you'll all agree that this is a very worthy cause and can only be of benefit to the charity and those people suffering from cancer.
If you want to sign the petition just follow the link below if that dose not work just go to WWW.KUMB.com.
The campaign to have the Bobby Moore Fund for Cancer Research UK logo placed on West Ham United's shirts for the remainder of this season received further strong backing today.
The online petition created to campaign for the addition of the Moore logo in the space vacated by the demise of XL has now received more than 7,000 signatures since going online on Tuesday, with thousands more Hammers fans adding their support today.
West Ham United are currently considering several options to replace XL and have already spoken with a number of interested parties. KUMB.com have contacted the club's marketing department asking for their thoughts on the campaign; we are hoping to have some news for you tomorrow.
Meanwhile Adam Leatherbarrow has sent us the following new designs; have your say on those and the campaign here.
You can add your name to the petition by clicking here. Alternatively visit the Bobby Moore Fund for Cancer Research UK home page to find out more about the charity.
nah i signed it because all teams sould have sponsers !
