标题: Preston North End fan grabs Jermaine Beckford's football shirt from small boy [打印本页] 作者: lunuyhfmx 时间: 2015-10-6 04:39:35 标题: Preston North End fan grabs Jermaine Beckford's football shirt from small boy
She said: 'Ted was clearly the last one to have his hands on that shirt. He would have worn it even if it was all sweaty and smelly. It is the happiness it would have brought the child that matters.'
And, posting on Facebook, she wrote: 'How can you steal from an eight-year-old? Football is his life. My nephew is gutted. All he wanted to do is wear that shirt with pride, regardless of value.'
Shock:?Ted, from Failsworth, Manchester, attended the game with his family and was said to be 'in bits'
Upset: Ted (top right) ran towards his father Martin after the woman seemed to grab the shirt for her daughter
Jamaica international Beckford, 31, who made history by becoming only the third player ever to score a hat-trick in a play-off final, said: 'It was intended as a goodwill gesture.
How can you steal from an eight-year-old? Football is his life. My nephew is gutted? Helen Dockray, Ted?Dockray's aunt'I assumed it would go to a good home from someone who was able to enjoy the game. Hopefully, it will find its way back to the kid who caught it.'
The advert for the shirt was later posted from a Stretford address on classified website Gumtree for ?1,500, but has since been removed. It is not known whether this was a genuine advert.
But a happy ending is still possible, after Preston confirmed they will get Beckford to present his second Wembley shirt to Ted if he makes himself known to the club.
Three goals: Beckford (left) yesterday became only the third player ever to score a hat-trick in a play-off final
Online: The advert for the shirt was later posted from a Stretford address on classified website Gumtree for ?1,500, but has since been removed. It is not known whether this was a genuine advert
And Ted's mother Sarah said the brothers had a day out at Chessington World of Adventures in Surrey today after Leo's team won his final.
'I assumed it would go to a good home from someone who was able to enjoy the game Jermaine Beckford?A Lancashire Police spokesman told the Daily Mirror no crime had been committed, but added that its football intelligence unit would look into the case.
It comes after a baseball supporter was caught catching a fly ball at a game on May 16 - and showed off by kissing her biceps as a group of boys stood nearby, disappointed that they had not caught the ball.
Eventually, the Kansas City Royals fan turned and gave it away to a boy wearing a white jersey and mitt - but later in the game, ?over the aisle: 'Give me my ball back!'
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