http://www.inverness-courier.co.uk/news/fullstory.php/aid/13836/Captain_expects_strong_response_from_tough_games_ahead.html

Those bidding on such items are likely to be attracted to the "signed" aspect of it and perhaps willing to pay a little more than normal due to the cause it is raising money for. How the Poppy has been applied will make little or no difference in the grand scheme of things and it doesn't make sense to reduce the amount raised by increasing the cost of the application....every penny spent up front is a penny less going to where it is needed.

how come theres onlyt one ???? what about the other players shirts from that day with poppies

You would need to ask the club that question, this is not an official site, unless someone at the shop knows the answer.

how come theres onlyt one ???? what about the other players shirts from that day with poppies

This is a joint venture among all SPL clubs. Each club provided one shirt to Poppy Scotland to be auctioned for funds. Poppy Scotland are the organisers of the auction. Not the clubs.

Looks like you can buy the sew on ones from Poppy Scotland. I'm assuming it's sewn on.

Happy bidding.

how come theres onlyt one ???? what about the other players shirts from that day with poppies

That would be a nice gesture if the club did have all of the shirts worn on Saturday signed by the team and up on eBay. They could put all the proceeds to Highland veterans associations in time for Christmas. We are the norths best team, afterall.

Edited November 16, 201015 yr by Top Six Next Year

?150 now, what does everyone think it will go to?

reckon 400 - 500. Good number of days to go.

?150 now, what does everyone think it will go to?

?180

Anyone know what it went for? it was sitting at ?205 the last i saw

went for ?215 + post

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