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ARSENAL PLAYERS JOIN FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN FOR STRICKEN SOCCER STAR MARK FARREN

written by stephen May 5, 2015
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Arsenal FC stars Aaron Ramsey and Jack Wilshere have joined the fundraising drive for stricken former LOI star Mark Farren.

Earlier this week Mark Farren’s family released a statement in which they revealed the former Derry City strikers latest operation to remove a brain tumour had been unsuccessful.

They now desperately want him to undergo revolutionary treatment in Germany that they hope will save his life but the cost is a staggering €30,000.

However, the response from the footballing fraternity and beyond has been incredible and they’ve almost reached their initial target.

Signed Arsenal jerseys belonging to Jack Wilshere and Aaron Ramsey will be auctioned on E-Bay tomorrow with all proceeds going towards his treatment fund.

The Arsenal stars are just the latest in a number of high-profile players who have made donations.

Everton star Seamus Coleman and Wigan Atletic winger James McClean have also made significant donations to the treatment fund.

The family are encouraging anyone who can donate to continue to do so even if they reach there target, because they will have to stay in Germany for a significant amount of time during Mark’s treatment and the cost of living there will be no doubt be very expensive.

The family have also thanked EVERYONE who has made a donation and says they’ve been overwhelmed by the response so far.

 

ARSENAL PLAYERS JOIN FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN FOR STRICKEN SOCCER STAR MARK FARREN was last modified: May 5th, 2015 by stephen

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