Children spending Christmas in Tameside Hospital were treated to a visit from Curzon Ashton's first team on Thursday night.
The visit, which included manager Adam Lakeland and club mascot Super Nash, was inspired by the club's mission to become an integral part of the local community. The children received a range of gifts courtesy of the club.
During their visit, Curzon's Community Foundation tweeted the following, whilst chairman Wayne Salkeld also offered his thoughts.
The entire @CurzonAshton playing squad are at Tameside Hospital with @adamlakeland @selkss & Super Nash delivering presents and chatting to the children who are unfortunately in the Ward, we hope you all get better soon and have a good Christmas 🔵⚪️ pic.twitter.com/ihqlO9EH85
— Curzon Ashton Community Foundation (@CurzonAshtonCF) December 15, 2022
Brilliant effort from everyone 🙌👏⚽️
— selkie69 (@SalkeldWayne) December 15, 2022
Weather permitting, the Nash will be looking to return to action this weekend with a trip to Altrincham in the FA Trophy third round.
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