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Andy Shaw fighting in charity boxing night
in aid of Mick Dunn who has terminal cancer
on tuesday 13 march i am fighting in a charity boxing night at walton club in aid of a work colleague Mick Dunn who is bravely fighting terminal cancer. it will be a fantastic night with 10 fights, all firefighters who have no or very little boxing experience so there will be some slug fests and major windmilling on show. if anybody wants to see a 48year old silly old fart probabley get sat on his arse then let me know. Tickets are £10 each. Also we are looking for sponsorship and raffle prizes donated so please try and help out in any way you can.
Thanks
Andy
Thanks
Andy
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just found out that Mikes brother Matty Dunn (amateur ref) is fighting our very own Jase Dean in a prison warden v prison warden bonus fight
Hi andy. i work in a travel agents and if we ever need raffle prizes give P+O ferries a ring they will usually give u a mini cruise to raffle off, worth a try? Good luck
i will go - will give you the dosh on Sat
Andy, I will have 4 tickets and will sort a raffle prize. Great cause and good luck with the event.
Thanks Laura ill pass that on to the lad doing the organising. Sue, Gary and Deb, I'm working tomorrow but Sher will be at training.
i'll have one
Sorry for not replying Andy but it has taken me 5 days to stop laughing since i read that Jaffa was fighting. I have been to see the Hull NHS and they have agreed to re open the Jason Dean Ward on floor 3 of Hull Royal Infirmary on this date. This is the ward that they reserved every saturday for him when he played rugby. On a personal note let me know if they are doing a charity cuddle match and i'll sign up for that.
Shaun, Andy has arranged a fight for you as per your request above. Brian McDermott has kindly offered to give up 2 minutes of his time, this includes the 1 min 50 secs tying his gloves.
he wont need that long
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