Three signed Albion shirts have been presented to deserving young players at different schools across Sussex.
Each player had received an achievement award from an AITC coach at one of their football sessions, and was lucky enough to be drawn out of a hat containing over 200 award-winners, to win a shirt.
The first shirt was presented to Teejay Rose at the Cedar Centre School in Brighton. Teejay won the award for scoring lots of goals in a training session, and received his signed shirt from his coach Paul Brackley. Paul told seagulls.co.uk, "Teejay has worked really hard, listened superbly and that has resulted in significant improvements to his game.
"His presentation was extra special as he received the shirt on his last day at the school, before he begins at a new school next term. We wish Teejay the very best of luck at his new school and he will be missed at our sessions."
The second shirt was presented to Alex Ewers at West Chiltington School. Alex won the award for his commitment and work-ethic during a training session.
Alex was lucky enough to receive his shirt in person from Gully, who flew in for the afternoon to present Alex with his prize in front of the rest of his school. Gully also had time for a quick dance in front of the kids and had a play fight with the head teacher. Well done to Alex and keep working hard.
The third shirt presented this week went to Eddie Upstill at Upper Beeding Primary School. Eddie won his award from the 'Mini-kickers' club he attends, and was also presented his signed shirt by Gully.
The Albion mascot took the time to have hugs with lots of the children, and also popped his head into some of other classrooms at the school to say hello. Congratulations to Eddie and keep up the good work.
