๐ข Calling all Westfield & QPR Fans ๐ข
Westfield FC has just dropped their brand new Limited Edition Shirt , in collaboration with Owner & QPR centre back Steve Cook!
This stunning shirt is designed to capture the essence of the beautiful game, with a bold and vibrant design that's sure to turn heads on match day.
The shirt features a striking blue and white colourway, with a unique pattern that pays homage to the iconic Westfield FC brand. The front of the shirt boasts a bold, red Knight accountants logo with a stylized "WFC" logo on the left breast with GB Matchday Artwork Sponsor on sleeve while the back features the Macron Hastings Partnership logo and the option to have your own name and number or "5 Cook" proudly displayed - a nod to Steve Cook's iconic jersey number.
But that's not all! The shirt also features a range of innovative technologies, including moisture-wicking fabric, breathability, and anti-odor properties to keep you cool and comfortable throughout the game.
And as part of this exclusive collaboration, Westfield FC is offering one lucky winner a chance to win a signed shirt by Steve himself. (Check Next Post)
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to get your hands on this limited-edition shirt! Order now and be ready to take your match-day style to the next level!
For every sale made , Knight Accountants will donate ยฃ2 to a local children charity.
Release Date: 1st June 2024 Price: ยฃ40 Snrs ยฃ35 Juniors Limited Edition -
Get Your Hands On It: https://t.co/TqSZl1SpXv
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World Cup iconic moments:
๐ 20 June, 2006
๐๏ธ RheinEnergieStadion, Cologne
Joe Cole scores an incredible goal, on the volley from 35 yards, to put England into the lead in their Group B game against Sweden.
The moment the 'Golden Generation' shone.
I donโt really see much of a downside to @FA selling Wembley. The old Wembley was never owned by the FA and we won the World Cup there. Bags of money going into grassroots is way more important than owning a load of concrete. 2 steps back, 39 steps forward.