Man Night: Manchester City sent three-Crown Trophy to Children’s Hospital for display,
Live broadcast on August 12th according to the Manchester Evening News, this week, Manchester City won three trophies last season-Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup, it was sent to Royal Manchester Childrens’ Hospital, allowing more than 150 sick children and staff here to have a look. Midfield glalish also specially recorded a video.
Manchester City won the “the treble” last season and demonstrated this historic achievement around the world this summer, including the warm-up match in Tokyo and the Community Shield Cup in Wembley last Sunday. Of course, Manchester City club also strives to involve the communities in their cities-their first public event after the Champions League final in Istanbul was to visit primary school students in Newton Heath Primary School in Manchester. On Tuesday, they sent these trophies to the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital for display.
In addition to the opportunity for hospital staff to take photos, three trophies were placed there all afternoon, allowing sick children to approach the three trophies held by Manchester City captain Jing Duan last season. To everyone’s surprise, in the room where the trophy was placed, there was also a projector playing a short video specially recorded by Manchester City midfield glalish, encouraging everyone to enjoy the time with the trophy, and you can take photos casually.
Facts have proved that this activity is very popular, not only Manchester City fans in the hospital, but also more other fans, everyone is eager to see “The Treble”, a feat that only two teams have achieved in the history of English football.
Angela Rowe, senior manager of community fundraising at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital Charity, said: “Many of our young patients are Manchester City fans, so for them, this is a very special moment-you can take photos with these trophies at close range. The video of Jack (Gralish) was even more unexpected, which was super special.”
“But to be honest, we also have the same number of fans here who are not Manchester City. It’s great to be able to see such a landmark achievement and become a part of football history at close range. When everyone walked into the room and saw these trophies, everyone’s expression lit up. We are very grateful to Manchester City for its organization up and down and sharing this day with our patients and families.”
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