MONDAY twenty fourth May noticed the annual celebrations for what’s now generally referred to as #BobbyZamoraDay, as we reminisced on that memorable afternoon at Wembley Stadium.
And in help of the #WalkFromHome2 marketing campaign, membership ambassador Andy Sinton and QPR within the Community Trust CEO Andy Evans placed on their strolling sneakers and switched west for north west London, all in assist of the QPR Tiger Cubs.
QPR’s very personal Down’s syndrome facet kicked off the day with a improbable re-creation of Zamora’s iconic purpose, earlier than Sinton and Evans started their walk to Wembley.
Starting in W12 and 10,000 steps, 5.1 miles and a soaking later, each the Andys arrived in Wembley as they replicated the walk which many R’s followers took on that memorable day seven years in the past.
A fast picture was taken and with the nominations achieved, similar to that the walk to Wembley was over.
After finishing the walk, membership ambassador Sinton was filled with reward for the Tiger Cubs, telling www.qpr.co.uk: “The work they do is superb, it places smiles on so many individuals’s faces and that’s what QPR is all about.
“Albeit in a a lot smaller approach than common, it was good to be out in our area people and reminisce on that improbable day, all in assist of the great Tiger Cubs.”
In addition, Trust CEO Evans mentioned: “Hopefully this will likely be our final digital problem, however your help throughout what continues to be a tricky time will likely be significantly appreciated and this walk was about making an attempt to elevate consciousness of the Walk From Home 2 marketing campaign.
“I do know Dominic Ball, Alejandro Faurlin and Clint Hill already have concerned and we glance ahead to seeing your entries and hopefully elevating a improbable quantity for the Tiger Cubs.”
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