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Lots of people across the country get involved in Keep Your Eye On The Ball.  Whether it's organising a football tournament or raffling off signed shirts, any money raised goes a long way in helping to stamp out male cancer. Here are a few events people have organised in aid of Keep Your Eye On The Ball:

Scotland FC win the Building Services World Cup

CHT Scotland FC win the CIBSE Building Services World Cup

Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th June saw the second Building Services World Cup take place in Liverpool.  Teams included members of the building industry and saw Hannah's Heroes CHT Scotland FC win the coveted cup, impressively undefeated over their 7 games.

The Building Services World Cup has raised a fantastic amount for Everyman over two years, watch out for next June!

 

Wolves players dress to impress

Kevin Doyle and George Elokobi of Wolves' bare all for Everyman!

The Wolverhampton Wanderers teamed up with Birmingham's most luxurious store, Harvey Nichols, to stage a fashion show with Everyman benefiting from 25% of ticket revenue and all profits from the evening's auction and raffle.

 

The event was hosted at Molineux in the Hayward Suite on Wednesday 7th April where over 200 enjoyed the show. 

 

Matt Jarvis was among those players who put themselves forward to run the gauntlet from their team-mates. "It's for charity so we all agreed to do it", said the winger.  "There'll be a lot of banter but it was all good fun and for a very good cause."

 

Keeper Marcus Hahnemann was among those looking on from the sidelines, he said "Everyone knows someone who has had prostate or testicular cancer, it affects so many people out there.  The more money we can raise the better in terms of helping as many people as possible and hopefully funding some more cures for it."

 

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