Great turn out for club’s PSA testing day
ROCHDALE Football Club has announced that nearly 200 men took part in the PSA testing day, held at the Crown Oil Arena before their League One fixture against Fleetwood Town on Saturday.
To be precise, 197 people turned out to be tested at the event, organised in conjunction with the Barry Kilby Prostate Cancer Appeal.
Dale Manager Keith Hill, the Club’s Chief Executive David Bottomley as well as representatives from the Dale Supporters Trust were amongst those to get tested.
Associate Director with queue control on the John Smallwood, who day and provided a good was the driving force deal of background behind bringing the information regarding testing day to the Crown prostate cancer on their Oil Arena, commented: “I website. would like to say a warm “The turn-out was thank you to the staff above expectation and the from the Barry Kilby Club are pleased that the Prostate Cancer Appeal, messages, sent out to the medical staff on through several different the day and to the channels, encouraged volunteers from the East men to come and be Lancs Prostate Cancer tested. Support Group. “I spoke to some of
“They were a well those attending and there organised and good were a good number of humoured team who Dale fans, but also looked after us very well. residents of Rochdale and
“I would also like to a few from Preston and express thanks to the Dale Fleetwood. Supporters Trust who “Thank you to the 197 supported the event from for taking the opportunity its announcement, helped to be tested.” Published by MEN Media, Mitchell Henry House, Hollinwood Avenue, Chadderton, OL9 8EF. Printed by Reach Printing Services (Oldham) Limited, Hollinwood Avenue, Chadderton, Oldham OL9 8EB