I don’t think they were fake the steward’s were talking to them when I walked past and moved them as they need permission to collect there from the club, there was kids collecting for armature rugby club behind them (they must have had permission for that game). They told the 2 chaps to go up to Canal Bridge as was not stadium grounds. They looked genuine to me they have yellow sealed buckets and blue t-shirts with the charity on it

i gave a couple of quid to the two soldiers on the concourse side of the ground. They seemed genuine with sealed buckets, they where not shouting anything or rattling the buckets. They gave me a wristband. www.veteransinaction.org.uk If they where fake they are the sickest of the sick.

i gave a couple of quid to the two soldiers on the concourse side of the ground. They seemed genuine with sealed buckets, they where not shouting anything or rattling the buckets. They gave me a wristband. www.veteransinaction.org.uk If they where fake they are the sickest of the sick.

I dont think the ones giving out the wristbands were fake, there were two dodgy lads working inbetween the bridges behind the east stand who werent giving out wristbands or anything.

It's a real charity, but hasn't raised that much............. www.charity-commission.gov.uk/SH ... ryNumber=0

It's a real charity, but hasn't raised that much............. www.charity-commission.gov.uk/SH ... ryNumber=0

Stick to putting money into the yellow buckets that have the Community Foundation logo on, and you wont go far wrong.

They gave out wristbands but they were not in uniform .They were asking people to donate money this is totally against the rules of collecting .