Newcastle United pitch in to £50,000 fundraiser to fix AFC Wimbledon pitch
Graham Stacey, 50, from Hook in Hampshire, set up the fundraiser – which has surpassed its target of £50,000 – after the Cherry Red Records Stadium was hit with flooding and appeared to have a sinkhole in the pitch after some areas of the country saw more than a month’s worth of rain in 24 hours on Monday.
Newcastle United have stepped in with a generous donation of £15,000 to help AFC Wimbledon repair the flood damage at Plough ...
AFC Wimbledon and Newcastle United will meet at St James’ Park in seven days time. However, this is already building into a ...
AFC Wimbledon fans and the wider football community have been contributing to fundraiser after the League Two club's Plough ...
Newcastle United fans have been among those generous supporters who have helped raise more than £34,000 for AFC Wimbledon to ...
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AFC Wimbledon’s vice president Ivor Heller has told talkSPORT the club could spend around £1million on repairing their pitch.
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Newcastle United hand Wimbledon £15,000 in classy gesture after ground damageNewcastle United have handed Wimbledon £15,000 towards repairing Plough Lane after flooding damage. Graham Stacey, a former board member of the Dons Trust, the democratic supporters' organisation ...
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