利物浦2015年2月10日「看得见的希望」落场版球衣第二波

爱4号的胖子

科普帖外加利物浦球衣大神

我勒个去

这样的公益太有意义了

普通朋友

楼主开球衣博物馆吗？

爱4号的胖子

渣打每年赞助费是多少

我不是AJJ

瞬间吓尿，这么多的落场……

╭ω裥单

利物浦对于搞公益活动还是很热心的

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Four Reds train with Merseyside Blind FC
1st Feb 2015 - Latest News
  
Four Liverpool first-team stars recently joined forces with players from Merseyside Blind FC for a special Melwood training session to raise awareness of 'Seeing is Believing', Standard Chartered's global charitable initiative.

The campaign, driven by the Reds' main sponsor and supported by the club for the fourth successive year, aims to tackle avoidable blindness and transform the lives of children and adults across the world.

Ahead of an upcoming fortnight of planned activity around the initiative, a group of Merseyside Blind FC footballers shared their unique skills with Steven Gerrard, Adam Lallana, Simon Mignolet and Mamadou Sakho.

Overseen by the team's specialised coaches, the session at Liverpool's training base challenged the quartet of renowned Barclays Premier League professionals to test themselves under altogether different circumstances.

Donning blindfolds, Gerrard and co were guided in the demands of passing and controlling the ball without sight, before attempting to successfully convert a penalty in the same fashion.

Afterwards, the Reds captain said: "Training with the lads and coaches from Merseyside Blind FC's squad was fantastic and made for a really enjoyable afternoon.

"They're all really talented players and it's amazing to see how they maximise their other senses in order to perform at their best."

Roy Turnham, a Merseyside Blind FC player and Team GB participant at the 2012 Paralympic Games, said: "It was such an amazing opportunity for me and the team to visit Melwood and get the chance to train with Gerrard, Sakho, Lallana and Mignolet. It's something that will stay with us all for life.

"On behalf of the squad, I would like to thank Liverpool FC and Standard Chartered for inviting us along to Melwood and hosting us for a very special afternoon to raise awareness for such a great cause."

The training session formed part of Standard Chartered's ongoing 'Seeing is Believing' campaign, which the bank has now been supporting for more than a decade.

There are 39 million blind people worldwide, yet in eight out of 10 cases blindness can be avoided, and 90 per cent of avoidable blindness occurs in the developing world and affects many communities where the organisation operates.

But through simple treatments and affordable surgeries, this initiative aims to benefit not only those who receive care but also their families, and is one of the most cost-effective health interventions - a cataract operation, for example, costs as little as ￡20.

David Fein, group general counsel at Standard Chartered and the chairman of 'Seeing is Believing', commented: "It's great to have the support of the Liverpool players and the local community to help raise awareness of our 'Seeing is Believing' initiative.

"This is an issue which has a huge impact on many individuals' lives across the world, which is why it remains close to people's heart, as it does ours."

For the fourth consecutive year, Liverpool will replace the Standard Chartered logo on their shirts with 'Seeing is Believing' when Tottenham Hotspur visit Anfield on Tuesday February 10, to again raise awareness of the campaign.

Five limited edition player jerseys from the Premier League game will subsequently be signed and made available for supporters to bid on in a week-long eBay auction to generate funds for the initiative.

All donations will be matched by Standard Chartered, making the fixture the 'Perfect Match' - with the club and main sponsor coming together to back an important worldwide cause.

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'Seeing is Believing' activities kick off
3rd Feb 2015 - Latest News

Liverpool FC and Standard Chartered are teaming up for the next fortnight to host a series of activities raising awareness of 'Seeing is Believing', the bank's global charitable initiative that aims to tackle avoidable blindness.

This is the fourth consecutive year in which the club has joined forces with its main sponsor to generate support and funds for a campaign designed to transform the lives of children and adults around the world.

There are 39 million blind people worldwide, yet in eight out of 10 cases blindness can be prevented or treated, with simple treatments and affordable surgeries benefiting not only those who receive care but also their families.

It is one of the most cost-effective health interventions - a cataract operation, for example, costs as little as ￡20 - and Standard Chartered has been supporting the cause and helping to make an impact for more than a decade.

90 per cent of avoidable blindness occurs in the developing world, where the organisation operates.

A precursor to the planned events saw Liverpool quartet Steven Gerrard, Adam Lallana, Simon Mignolet and Mamadou Sakho welcome members of Merseyside Blind FC to Melwood for a unique training session.

In the week ahead, a special infographic will outline the important achievements of 'Seeing is Believing', fans will have the chance to win a signed shirt, we will reflect on the Reds' support for the initiative so far and much more.

The team will then switch the Standard Chartered logo on their shirt for 'Seeing is Believing' when Tottenham Hotspur visit Anfield in the Barclays Premier League on Tuesday February 10 - the fourth time this logo swap has taken place to help raise awareness and funds for 'Seeing is Believing'.

Five limited edition player jerseys will then be signed and made available for fans to bid on in a week-long charity eBay auction, with all donations matched by Standard Chartered to make this fixture the 'Perfect Match'.

David Fein, group general counsel at Standard Chartered and the chairman of 'Seeing is Believing', said: "The support that our 'Seeing is Believing' initiative receives year on year from the club and its fans is truly amazing.

"In the past three years alone, more than ￡220,000 has been raised from our 'Perfect Match' games in partnership with LFC.

"These funds really do have a life-changing effect on many people's lives around the world by helping to prevent or treat avoidable blindness."

Billy Hogan, chief commercial officer at Liverpool, added: "'Seeing is Believing' is such a fantastic initiative and we as a club are proud to use our global profile and fanbase to help raise awareness and funds for its life-changing work to continue.

"With the ongoing support and generosity of our fans I believe that this year's 'Perfect Match' will be another success and surpass the previous three seasons."

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