WATCH: Curzon to open stadium kitchen to feed the homeless

Saturday, 11 April 2020 10:01

Curzon Ashton Football Club has agreed for Tameside Council to use the stadium kitchen to feed the homeless.

The club has also announced that the Tameside Stadium car park could be used a testing centre for Coronavirus.

Manager Mark Bradshaw gave an update on the current situation in the video below:

Our Head coach @mbraddys has gone first !
Keepy up challenge with anything !! , donate £10 and nominate another coach and so on .......

Please put your magic into this 🤪 @SalkeldWayne @selkss have been nominated next. #StayHomeSaveLives pic.twitter.com/mCoRfqVrYK
— Curzon Ashton Juniors (@CurzonYouth) April 9, 2020

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