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GOODLUCK Great North Run for Cystic Fibrosis Trust
By Tyne-talk October 4 2008
Tyne-Talks’ Rodders will once again be taking part in the Great North Run tomorrow (5/10/2008) in aid of the Cystic Fibrosis Trust which is a charity offering support to sufferers of the disease. Last year those running in aid of the Trust were invited to the NUFC training ground where they were supported by players such as striker Mark Viduka and then manager Sam Allardyce.
 

The run will be Rod's 4th for the trust. Members of Tyne-Talk and other Newcastle United FC fan sites have been very generous in donating to the cause - if you wish to sponsor Rod you still have time. Just click the following link.

SUPPORT RODDERS NOW CLICK HERE TO ADD YOUR DONATION 

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SUPPORT RODDERS NOW CLICK HERE TO ADD YOUR DONATION 

 

(Last Years Photos Of Rodders At The Training Ground)

 

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5 Oct, 2008 00:10 Report
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Re: GOODLUCK Great North Run for Cystic Fibrosis Trust
Thank you all very much for your fantastic support yet again. Tyne-Talk yet again comes up with the goods. I will update you with my results tomorrow.(Sm152)

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