Crewe football club kicks off against celebrities for school fundraiser

By Gwyn Griffiths

9th Dec 2021 | Local News

Owen Warner aka Romeo in Hollyoaks and professional darts player Joe Cullen at the match.
Owen Warner aka Romeo in Hollyoaks and professional darts player Joe Cullen at the match.

A PROFESSIONAL darts player joined a Hollyoaks star for a charity football match which raised hundreds of pounds for a Crewe school.

Bradford-born world professional darts player Joe Cullen and Owen Warner, who plays Romeo in Hollyoaks, were among the line-up in the match at Alsager Town's Wood Park ground.

Dozens of people turned out to watch the stars, all members of Supporting Charities Football Club play Crewe-based Calm 84 FC, over two 60-minute matches.

The match raised money for Edleston Road Primary School in Crewe. Mark Dunning, manager of Calm 84 FC Crewe's step-son attended the school.

He said: "We've had an amazing year and this game was a celebrity match to raise money to buy books for the school.

"The weather wasn't great but everyone still had a good time and enjoyed watching some great football. We hope to have raised around £2,000."

Calm 84 FC Crewe raises awareness and funds for CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably), a leading a movement against suicide.

Calm provides a free confidential helpline 0800 58 58 58 staffed by trained professionals.

     

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