Heard your fans want Bradley Lowery to lead you out at Wembley . . . (1 Viewer)
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Sky Blue Harry H
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I think this would be a fantastic thing to do. Can the likes of CJ contact someone at the club, if the young lad is up to it? God bless him.
I was eleven in 87
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Sorry for my ignorance, who is Bradley?
Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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Maybe some kids from Coventry with similar illnesses could join him too?
I was eleven in 87
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I can see why that would be a fantastic gesture and I hope that he is well enough to be given the opportunity.
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Won Match of the Days December goal of the month.
In hospital having treatment for a Typre of terminal cancer but my word he is fighting. Fell asleep for a nap today cuddling Jermain Defoe.
Haway Brad, keep fighting.
The possibility of leading a team out at Wembley may just give him even more strength to keep fighting.
I was eleven in 87
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Thanks for the info and I couldn't agree more.
CJ_covblaze
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I'll make a call in the morning.
skyblue025
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Hilarious Hill!!!
Do you know someone who could make this happen??
Bob Latchford
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Most definitely ! keep fighting Brad .
CJ_covblaze
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I can ask. Think it's an excellent idea.
Nick
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Agreed, get a couple of young city fans there too.
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Ricketts
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Very good, and good luck to the lad.
However I'm sure we have a similar local child whose family aren't quite as good as social media and is just as deserving.
(I don't know of anyone but statistically there must be, let's find him/her and give them the day of their life.)
Or even a group of these children.
However I'm sure we have a similar local child whose family aren't quite as good as social media and is just as deserving.
(I don't know of anyone but statistically there must be, let's find him/her and give them the day of their life.)
Or even a group of these children.
Nick
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It does seem harsh to say it and I know it's been getting loads of media attention but the more I think about it the more I am sure there will be poorly kids in Walsgrave.
Bradley is getting to spend loads of time with his heroes and players like Defoe have made bonds and it is great that he is happy but I can't help but think there will be poorly young city fans out there that we don't hear about who can lead the team out.
That's not to say Bradley isn't a great cause and it is difficult to put it into words without it sounding harsh.
Bradley is getting to spend loads of time with his heroes and players like Defoe have made bonds and it is great that he is happy but I can't help but think there will be poorly young city fans out there that we don't hear about who can lead the team out.
That's not to say Bradley isn't a great cause and it is difficult to put it into words without it sounding harsh.
Ryan James
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A chant of 'One Bradley Lowery' in the 5th minute (Bradley's age) of the game too.
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rupert_bear
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Nick is correct there will be kiddies locally in a similar position to young Bradley where do you stop ?
These stories are heart rendering to say the least but unfortunately not isolated.
These stories are heart rendering to say the least but unfortunately not isolated.
Flying Fokker
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Why would a sunderland fan walk out in front of a Sky Blue team? Would you walk out in front of Villa? Didnt see nicks post before i posted but spot on.
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Skybluefaz
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Because that boy should be given the moon on a stick if he wants it. I take the point that there may be city fans in a similar position, but if the little man is up for it. I hope someone can make it happen.
Otis
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Well yep.
Needs exploring first.
Would be heartbreaking for a little kid here, a Sky Blues supporter, watching the game on TV and seeing a little Sunderland kid walking out at Wembley instead of him or her.
Need to enquire as to if there is anyone local going through a similar horrible experience who would have their day made by walking out at Wembley stadium first.
sw88
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The whole idea of #CancerHasNoColours thing is amazing! Not often does something bring football fans o close together!
A member of staff at the club is already aware, although that's only through a FB tag, so not sure if anything has began towards it being considered, or if anything will come of it, but I'd welcome it!
Following his story online is very moving.
A member of staff at the club is already aware, although that's only through a FB tag, so not sure if anything has began towards it being considered, or if anything will come of it, but I'd welcome it!
Following his story online is very moving.
Ccfc1979
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What better way to show the sort of club we are despite our owners than having Bradley, a Sunderland fan - one of our less 'friendly rivalry' teams - and several Coventry kids going through a similar devastating fight, leading us out at Wembley in front of 40,000 of some of the best fans in the country? Is that not what we all want to be, show and what an event like this should be doing and bringing together? SBITC can work on this - no need to involve our detached 'hierarchy'.
Have to agree. I think everybody here has deep sympathy and condolences for Bradley but this day is about Coventry City and if we have a young fan going through a similar experience then they should be given the opportunity instead.
Already sorted
You driving down that day - just so as to know to avoid the M1 :emoji_blush:
