Around a thousand people turned out for the inaugural football match between Dilley’s Unathletico Madrid as they played GKN XI
Result was 4-2 to Dilley’s Unathletico Madrid
Luton FC manager Rob Edwards and legend Mick Harford have sent messages of support to a fan battling brain cancer.
A charity football match raised almost £6,000 for Brain Tumour Research. It was inspired by dad Adam Dilley, who had a lifesaving op just four days before.
Mick Harford was ref, and stayed until way after the game before heading to Preston for Luton’s weekend fixture
Result was 4-2 to Dilley’s Unathletico Madrid
Luton FC manager Rob Edwards and legend Mick Harford have sent messages of support to a fan battling brain cancer.
A charity football match raised almost £6,000 for Brain Tumour Research. It was inspired by dad Adam Dilley, who had a lifesaving op just four days before.
Mick Harford was ref, and stayed until way after the game before heading to Preston for Luton’s weekend fixture
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00:00Hi Adam, only a quick one, just to say I know you've had the op and wishing you all the
00:09strength and all the best, all the love in the world. And I'll see you soon my mate,
00:15alright? So I hope the family are all OK as well. Stay strong mate, alright? I'll see
00:20you soon. Take care, pal.
00:23Hi Adam, it's Mick. Adam, I know you've had a tough time the last few days, but the football
00:29club here are all thinking of you. I've just hit the training ground myself, Rob. Send
00:34all our best wishes from everyone, from the players, Gary, the board, sending all our
00:40love to you. I hope you recover well. I'm really looking forward to the game on Friday,
00:47get my red ticket out and my yellow card and my whistle. So I think it's really to help
00:52the charity. So just wishing you all the best and a speedy recovery. See you soon mate,
00:57bye bye.
00:59Come on you lads.