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Phillip Hughes CW support banner at Melbourne and Sydney Test match
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James
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The left over money is still sitting there. Don't worry, there's no way I would run-off with it
We decided we'd hang onto it in case it was needed for postage and other associated costs. Once this is brought to a close, it will be donated of course with the CW community deciding where it goes.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Of course. Just good to have it spelled out. Thank you James
Red
The normal awards that everyone else has
I agree with this.
While we know our intentions, it's unclear what others would think of it, and I think a lot of people might be a bit skeptical that we are using the grief as a means of promoting CW.
And I kind of also feel like the time for public grieving might be over, and it might be best for us people not connected to Hughes to let his friends and family be with their grief.
Daemon
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Don't know where else to put this - Former Bengal U-19 captain Ankit Keshri succumbs to on-field injury - The Times of India
Red
The normal awards that everyone else has
Sheesh.
Adders
Cricketer Of The Year
Hey all,
Just wanted to see what everyone thinks we should be doing with this now. From most peoples recent comments in the thread it would seem the feeling is that this has run it's course and should now be put to bed? If that's what the community wants then we can donate the surplus funds to a suitable charity and decide what we want to do with the flag.
If anyone is still interested in taking the flag to an Ashes test I'm flying over to the UK in the middle of Jun so can bring the flag with me and save on the International postage, if not let's have some suggestions on a suitable charity to donate the funds to and also ideas on what we could ultimately do with the flag.
Just wanted to see what everyone thinks we should be doing with this now. From most peoples recent comments in the thread it would seem the feeling is that this has run it's course and should now be put to bed? If that's what the community wants then we can donate the surplus funds to a suitable charity and decide what we want to do with the flag.
If anyone is still interested in taking the flag to an Ashes test I'm flying over to the UK in the middle of Jun so can bring the flag with me and save on the International postage, if not let's have some suggestions on a suitable charity to donate the funds to and also ideas on what we could ultimately do with the flag.
Red
The normal awards that everyone else has
Love both these ideas.
harsh.ag
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Good ideas. Would be worthwhile to donate to an education charity in Nepal imo.
Hurricane
Hall of Fame Member
Common sense prevails.
harsh.ag
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Agreed.
GIMH
Norwood's on Fire
This is a great suggestion IMO
Red
The normal awards that everyone else has
Yep, you're right. Fair call.
Smudge
Hall of Fame Member
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THOMAS MANN
c/- Macksville RSL Club, Cooper Street MACKSVILLE 2447
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Leftover money (assuming that doesn't cost a heap to post) can go to a Nepal charity of James' choosing. Done.
THOMAS MANN
c/- Macksville RSL Club, Cooper Street MACKSVILLE 2447
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Leftover money (assuming that doesn't cost a heap to post) can go to a Nepal charity of James' choosing. Done.