Best Transfer of the summer?

Last updated : 11 June 2009 By Andy Van Hagen
All the money raised from the Walsall's Allstars match at Boldmere St. Michaels back in April is now in the hands of John Taylor Hospice.

The game played on April 26th was a goal fest with Walsall coming out on top, winning 4-2. Former Saddler Charlie Ntamark made his first appearance for the 'Allstars' and was joined by a whose who of former WS1 talent including David Kelly, Stuart Ryder, Richard O'Kelly, Chris Marsh to name just a few and former trialist Clyde Winjhard. There was even an appearance from Walsall MAD's Greg Shilton in the 'Allstar' Walsall side.

The game was a great sucess and a total of £700 was raised.





























Ray Woods Marketing and Fundraising Officer of the League of Friends of the John Taylor Hospices said, we are really grateful to Alan, Andy (from Boldmere) and all those who helped in any way - including the great crowd of spectators who turned out."

The John Taylor Hospice helps patients with life threatening illnesses and their families in Great Barr, Sutton Coldfield, and the north of the City. It has a day hospice, an inpatient unit and community based nursing and bereavement support teams.

It is currently appealing for volunteers to help befriend those who have been bereaved. Full training will be given. The League of Friends of the Hospice can be contacted via their web site at www.johntaylorhospicelof.org.uk or Freephone: 0800 781 1898.