Wright auctioning off Australian shirt

The City skipper and Hospice ambassador wore the shirt against Honduras in the Socceroos’ World Cup play-off victory and has since had it signed by his international teammates.

The club are in their third successive year of partnership with the local charity, which is situated just a mile from the club’s Failand training ground.

Charlton Farm offers a wealth of services to families whose children have been diagnosed with life-limiting conditions, including short breaks, respite, holistic care, emergency stays, a dedicated sibling service, end of life care and bereavement support. The hospice currently supports over 200 life-limited children from across Bristol, South Gloucestershire and BANES.

To submit an offer, supporters should click here.

The auction will conclude on Sunday, March 18^th.

For more information on the Hospice’s invaluable work, click here.