Carlisle Utd defenders to field questions in city centre store
Last updated at 12:42, Tuesday, 22 September 2009
Carlisle United players Peter Murphy and Richard Keogh will take part in a question and answer session at Hoopers on Thursday night.
The event is part of a week-long Football Fever event at the city centre department store.
The Blues defenders will be joined by United’s youth and reserve team boss Eric Kinder from 6pm to 7pm for the free public question and answer session.
Three signed Carlisle United footballs will be given away to mark the in-store launch of Carlisle United’s new TeamCard loyalty membership scheme.
The fun kicked off on Saturday with the unveiling of a Carlisle United display window. Other soccer-themed events will be taking place until Saturday.
Hoopers are also offering double points to all Carlisle United TeamCard holders from Thursday to next Saturday on everything they buy in store.
First published at 11:31, Tuesday, 22 September 2009
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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