Last chance to bid on signed match-worn shirts in aid of JE3 Foundation
Wed 14 October 2020, 21:03|
Tottenham Hotspur
Now is your last chance to bid for signed, match-worn shirts from our Carabao Cup victory against Chelsea in our online auction in aid of the JE3 Foundation.
These shirts include a little piece of Spurs history - Sergio Reguilon's debut - plus Harry Kane, skipper Hugo Lloris and goalscorer on the night, Erik Lamela. New signings Matt Doherty, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Joe Hart are also represented.
Erik's late strike took the game into a penalty shoot-out and the shirts of each of the five players who slotted home successfully from the spot are available - Eric Dier, Erik, Pierre-Emile, Lucas and Harry.
The full list of shirts from our 18-man squad on the night now available in the auction is as follows...
Hugo Lloris (1), Joe Hart (12), Matt Doherty (2), Sergio Reguilon (3), Toby Alderweireld (4), Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (5), Davinson Sanchez (6), Harry Kane (10), Erik Lamela (11), Eric Dier (15), Moussa Sissoko (17), Steven Bergwijn (23), Serge Aurier (24), Japhet Tanganga (25), Lucas (27), Tanguy Ndombele (28), Gedson (30), Ben Davies (33).
The auction will help raise vital funds for the JE3 Foundation. We initially announced our intention to auction our shirts when we drew Leyton Orient in the third round of the competition. That tie didn't go ahead, but we remain committed to raising funds for this worthy cause set up in the memory of our legendary former defender and Orient manager.
Justin Edinburgh
Justin made 276 appearances for the Club between 1990-2000, winning the FA Cup in 1991 and the League Cup in 1999. He also wrote himself into Orient folklore as a manager, guiding the East London club back into the Football League with a promotion from the National League in May, 2019.
Sadly, Justin passed away after suffering a cardiac arrest a month later, aged 49.
The JE3 Foundation was established by his family soon after, aiming to support UK heart health charities and to campaign for legislative change – Justin’s Law – to make it compulsory for all health, fitness and sports facilities to be equipped with a Public Access Defibrillator (PAD).
