Paul Stansfield and Nick Bryant are well on their way to completing their second run for Stanno. After previously completing the 50 miles between Exeter and Yeovil they have taken on the challenge of running between Bristol Rovers Memorial Ground and Exeter City's home St James Park, aiming to be at St James Park in time for kick off between the 2 clubs. That is an incredible distance of 76 miles. They left Bristol at 8pm on Friday night and as of 11 am this morning they have only 7 miles to go. This is an incredible effort and if you would like to sponsor the guys you can do so by clicking on the following link: Sponsor Paul and Nick here
Thank you so much to Nick and Paul for putting yourselves through this again and huge thanks to everyone who has supported and sponsored them. It really does mean so much. xx
Saturday, 3 August 2013
Monday, 3 June 2013
Exmouth Youth Tournament A Great Success
A great big thank you to Brett Collins, Maggie Seager and everyone else associated with Exmouth United Football Club. The tournament was a great success and everyone had an amazing day. Over 500 young players competed and had a very enjoyable time with some great talent on show. All of us at The Foundation were very grateful to receive a cheque for £350 and would just like to thank everyone again for all their hard work in making the event such a success. Really looking forward to next years tournament. xx for more photo's click on Read More below:Sunday, 2 June 2013
Gary Blayney Completes Half Iron Man Challenge
Wow, I was extremely honoured and privileged to be able to watch Gary complete his first half iron man in Dungannon yesterday. The guys from Gary's triathlon club said he would be doing well to complete the course in around 6 hours. He smashed it by swimming 1.2 miles, cycling 56 miles and running 13.1 miles in an amazing time of 5 hours 17 minutes and 23 seconds. It was really inspiring stuff and we are so thankful that Gary decided to do this and raise money for Adam's Foundation. It was a really great day and was a great atmosphere with some seriously dedicated and fit athletes encouraging the life out of each other. Thank you so much Gary and seriously well done, looking forward to seeing you go on to a full Iron Man as you made that look easy yesterday. Wayne xx To see more photo's of Gary's monumental effort click on the read more link below:
Friday, 31 May 2013
Ross Juniors Football Club's 2nd Adam Stansfield Tournament a Huge Success
Here is a report and some photo's from the guys at Ross Juniors who did another great job in hosting their 2nd Adam Stansfield Tournament. Huge thanks from all of us, your hard work and efforts are so appreciated. xx
After the success of last year’s event the club ran another tournament in memory of the former Hereford United player, Adam Stansfield. This year the format was to be girls only and there were 2 age groups, Under 9 and Under 11’s. The club also arranged a game on the day from some very good footballers from the Ryefield centre.
There were 15 teams in attendance with teams travelling from as far as Bristol and Cardiff to play on the day. The Under 9’s was keenly contested and saw Ross, after winning a semi final penalty shoot out make it to the final to play local rivals Lads Club Tigers. The final went into extra time and Tigers prevailed with a fine goal to win narrowly 1-0.
The Under 11 section saw some excellent football too. The Mardy Tigers team from Cardiff were unstoppable and cruised to the final, where they were beaten by Lads Club Belles.
The trophies and medals were presented by Adam’s parents Roger and Gig who made the journey up from Devon.
After the success of last year’s event the club ran another tournament in memory of the former Hereford United player, Adam Stansfield. This year the format was to be girls only and there were 2 age groups, Under 9 and Under 11’s. The club also arranged a game on the day from some very good footballers from the Ryefield centre. There were 15 teams in attendance with teams travelling from as far as Bristol and Cardiff to play on the day. The Under 9’s was keenly contested and saw Ross, after winning a semi final penalty shoot out make it to the final to play local rivals Lads Club Tigers. The final went into extra time and Tigers prevailed with a fine goal to win narrowly 1-0.
The Under 11 section saw some excellent football too. The Mardy Tigers team from Cardiff were unstoppable and cruised to the final, where they were beaten by Lads Club Belles.
The trophies and medals were presented by Adam’s parents Roger and Gig who made the journey up from Devon.
Leominster Minors were the recipients of the £100 sports voucher for demonstrating great fair play throughout. The day was a fantastic success with over 500 visitors and money raised for The Adam Stansfield Foundation and Ross Juniors FC. The club would like to thank all parents who helped out an in particular Ross Lions for their continual support.
Friday, 24 May 2013
Ross Juniors Hold 2nd Adam Stansfield Tournament
Ross Juniors Football Club are holding their second Adam Stansfield Tournament this Saturday the 25th May. Registration for teams is at 9am with tournament staring at 9.30am. This years tournament has 2 groups, one of Under 9 girls and one... of Under 11 girls. The top teams will go through to a semi final and the winners of those into a final for each age group. There is also an adult disability game and a £100 fair play award. Last years event was a huge success and we expect this years to be just as good. Roger and Gig (Adam's mum and dad) will be attending to present trophies and are very much looking forward to another trip to Ross on Wye. If you would like to attend the address is as follows and your support will be very much appreciated by all: Ross-on-Wye Sports Centre, Wilton Road, ROSS-ON-WYE, HR9 5JA. Huge thanks to the guys for arranging this event, it is so appreciated. xx
Friday, 26 April 2013
I've tried, but I struggle to come to terms with losing Adam
Adam's wife Marie has given a very rare interview to the Express and Echo about coming to terms with the loss of Adam. The interview was given in what is bowel cancer awareness month and here is a quote from Marie given to the Express and Echo:
"Since Adam died I am often asked, 'how are you doing?'. I put the brave face on and say yes I'm OK but underneath it all I am still trying to come to terms with losing Adam.
"Our boys and our family keep me going and working on Adam's Foundation gives me something positive to look forward to. The love and support we have all received from our friends within football and outside has also helped us get to this point. Much of our work in Adam's charity is about helping young girls and boys get involved and play football but awareness is equally as important. Adam was a young fit professional sportsman so clearly this disease is not just for the old or unfit, up to 90 per cent of bowel cancers can be successfully treated if caught early enough so if you are worried at all please visit your doctor.
"If we can help save one family from experiencing what we have been going through for the last three years then at least some positives can come out of our loss."
To read the full interview follow this link : Express and Echo xx
"Since Adam died I am often asked, 'how are you doing?'. I put the brave face on and say yes I'm OK but underneath it all I am still trying to come to terms with losing Adam.
"Our boys and our family keep me going and working on Adam's Foundation gives me something positive to look forward to. The love and support we have all received from our friends within football and outside has also helped us get to this point. Much of our work in Adam's charity is about helping young girls and boys get involved and play football but awareness is equally as important. Adam was a young fit professional sportsman so clearly this disease is not just for the old or unfit, up to 90 per cent of bowel cancers can be successfully treated if caught early enough so if you are worried at all please visit your doctor."If we can help save one family from experiencing what we have been going through for the last three years then at least some positives can come out of our loss."
To read the full interview follow this link : Express and Echo xx
Thursday, 18 April 2013
Match worn 'Adam Stansfield Testimonial Shirt' signed by Richard Logan
This item has just listed on E Bay. A match worn 'Adam Stansfield Testimonial Shirt' signed by Richard Logan complete with signed Testimonial Programme.Huge thanks to 'Logie' for this. A Great friend to Adam, a great character and a great player. xx
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