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Brentford FC
Brentford were the first project to run KiR after the
original pilot in Oxfordshire. FITC Officers Chris and
Matt were joined by players from Brentford Ladies for
their storytelling, and at Family Days, families were
invited along to the game and given free tickets.
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BFC's family day at Griffin Park.
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Brentford Ladies take centre spot at Brentford Library.
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FITC Officers read favourite tales.
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it's Chris with the
chicken story.
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Charlton Athletic FC
As part of KiR children are offered the opportunity
to come to the stadium on a Saturday, and to bring along
a relative or carer for a family day. Football in the
Community (FITC) Officer Sean Daly took families on
a tour of the stadium, which included a chance to run
down the tunnel and to be interviewed in front of the
press board. The day finished with storyteller Pat Ryan
joining FITC Officers telling stories in the stands,
and passing on storytelling tips to everyone.
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So how do you think your performance was today? Children
are grilled in front of the press board.
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Stories in the stands.
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The crowd are on the pitch...
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KiR makes the front pages.
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Liverpool FC
The Reds ran KiR throughout November 2006
Mansfield Town FC
The Stags took part in KiR through November 2006.
Queens Park Rangers
FC
QPR's FITC Officers made the programme their own by introducing
their own 'real-life' stories to blend in with Pat's.
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Danny and Pat wow the crowd at Barlby School
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Danny and Steve are joined by the legendary chicken
and St Francis School.
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