'test is' fun?
arif..second single maksud ko yg "long road to ruin" ke? kalau yer..a ah..dah dengo...ni aku letak kat mytube nih on the right...the first tube ;)
btw, everton is playing sunderland this weekend at goodison park and i hope we can take all 3 points..please! but i found this article from evertonfc.com a bit hilarious especially the mascot!
The other important aim of the Male Cancer Awareness Campaign is to help build a culture where embarrassment does not prevent men from addressing problems with intimate parts of their bodies.
The charity is currently touring the country raising awareness and Everton is one of their designated stops. During half-time of the Blues’ game with Sunderland on Saturday November 24, Mr Testicles – the charity’s mascot will be on the pitch at Goodison Park.
Patrick Cox, founder of the Male Cancer Campaign said: “Male Cancer Awareness Campaign would like to thank all the management, staff and players for their support and commitment.
“Everton have shown that its a Premier League club with balls - with so many supporters, the majority of them being men. Everton is looking after its supporters by insuring they are aware of Male cancer. With Everton’s support we hope to increase the awareness of prostate, bowel and testicular cancer and save lives and raise the funds needed to support our charity.”
Mark Rowan, Head of Communications, said: "We're pleased to be able to support this very important cause. It is vitally important to raise awareness regarding cancer in men."
For more information about the campaign, click here.
You can support male cancer awareness by making a single or monthly donation by clicking here.
btw, everton is playing sunderland this weekend at goodison park and i hope we can take all 3 points..please! but i found this article from evertonfc.com a bit hilarious especially the mascot!
hmmm looks familiar :P huhuhuhu
MR TESTICLES AT GOODISON
Everton are delighted to support the Male Cancer Awareness Campaign.
Throughout this week the Blues are aiming to raise awareness of prostate, bowel and testicular cancer.
The charity was established in 2005 to highlight the growing number of men dying of testicular cancer in the prime of their lives. Acknowledging prevention and early detection of the disease is the one of the main objectives of the organisation – which has been awarded as one of the United Kingdom’s most innovative charities.
The other important aim of the Male Cancer Awareness Campaign is to help build a culture where embarrassment does not prevent men from addressing problems with intimate parts of their bodies.
The charity is currently touring the country raising awareness and Everton is one of their designated stops. During half-time of the Blues’ game with Sunderland on Saturday November 24, Mr Testicles – the charity’s mascot will be on the pitch at Goodison Park.
Patrick Cox, founder of the Male Cancer Campaign said: “Male Cancer Awareness Campaign would like to thank all the management, staff and players for their support and commitment.
“Everton have shown that its a Premier League club with balls - with so many supporters, the majority of them being men. Everton is looking after its supporters by insuring they are aware of Male cancer. With Everton’s support we hope to increase the awareness of prostate, bowel and testicular cancer and save lives and raise the funds needed to support our charity.”
Mark Rowan, Head of Communications, said: "We're pleased to be able to support this very important cause. It is vitally important to raise awareness regarding cancer in men."
For more information about the campaign, click here.
You can support male cancer awareness by making a single or monthly donation by clicking here.
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