stop me and buy some please
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Former rugby league player Gus O’Donnell is tackling the challenge of helping a North West hospital and Leigh Centurions are also playing their part in the fund raising challenge.
Gus who now works as a personal trainer at the Leigh Sports Village Gym is raising much needed cash to see a room being converted for specialist care on the maternity ward at Preston Royal Infirmary.
Leigh Centurions coach Neil Jukes has donated a signed ball and I am currently doing what I do best – selling raffle tickets to further promote, publicize and boost the fund.
Tickets cost £1 and further information is available by sending me a private message on Facebook.
The draw takes place on November 30.
Gus was a hooker who played for Wigan and Saints. There has been an excellent response to the hospital’s development project.
The winner will be contacted directly.
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sales not too bad but being out of season could do with more I always carry them with me stop me and buy some please

two weeks to before draw Autographed ball signed by Centurions of old will not be another one with these names on it

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