LFC supports Movember

1st Nov 2011 - Latest News

Liverpool Football Club today revealed its support for the Movember charity - and called on fans to do the same.

Movember is a unique concept in which men - known as Mo Bros - grow a moustache throughout the month of November in order to raise awareness and funds for prostate and testicular cancer.

Ladies can also get involved by joining the campaign as a Mo Sista to show their support, donate and help recruit people to participate.

Last year, Movember raised £11.7m for charity - but early indications suggest it's likely that figure will be bettered this time around.

To show their support for the campaign, members of Liverpool FC's staff have set up their own team on the Movember website and want fans to join them in taking part and helping to change the face of men's health.

Click here to join LFC's Movember team>>

In addition, the club also want fans around the world to join the Movember group on The Kop and share photographs of their Mo-growing efforts.

Click here to submit your photos to the Movember Kop group>>

Author: James Carroll
Tagged: movember





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My wife's grown a moustache in support :-) Good cause though, I know a few guys who have got or had prostate cancer. Seriously guys, get to the doctors & ask for a prostate check, it's only a simple blood test but could save your life.
DoctorSmith
1st Nov 2011 15:13
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