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Is this morally right or should he keep it as a reminder?
I mean yes it will "cash in" but surely any man and his dog would keep this as a souvenir and frame it?

Its just a shirt. Better in a frame in someones house or office than stuck in Ryan Atkins wardrobe

You should never sell winner or losers medals though.

Why? If its ok to sell the shirt he played in?

If he didnt purchase the shirt or receive it as a gift then surely its theft?

Only wants to start bidding at £300. cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ryan-Atkins-2010- ... 3360958fc9 and anyone care to argue whether he's cashing in or not now?

Only wants to start bidding at £300. cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ryan-Atkins-2010- ... 3360958fc9 and anyone care to argue whether he's cashing in or not now?

Think of all the Toby Carvaries he could get with that!

Why would you want to keep losers medals?

Does the income he receives from this gift from the club go on the salary cap?

It should you know....

If no-one wanted them they wouldn't be produced.

I can't imagine any of our team wanting to keep theirs tbh

Fair enough selling them.

I reckon Chris Clarkson & Brett Delaney will keep theirs.

Medals are mere trinkets, it's the experience of winning or losing that stays in the heart.

They're runners-up medals, not losers medals.

If you got silver at the Olympics, would you sell it because it wasn't a gold? I know I wouldn't. 2nd is still an achievement.

Bit different - coming 2nd at the Olympics is a brilliant individual achievement.

Losing a final when you all as a team were so desperate to win is very different - especially for a team with so much recent success that they know they could have won.

Depends on whether he took Chantelle with him