Chance to win two cup final tickets - Sean Murdoch

[dp00]

"@seanmurdoch01: 2 Cup final tickets up for grabs - all proceeds will go to St Margaret's Hospice. http://t.co/vI426du7e3
Please RT & Donate"

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[LioNeilMessi]

For the benefit of those who don't use twitter or don't follow Sean Murdoch and are looking for tickets; he's offering two tickets in a raffle in exchange for donations to St Margaret Scotland Hospice. https://twitter.com/seanmurdoch01 http://www.justgiving.com/Sean-Murdoch.

Nice gesture from the big man

[LioNeilMessi]

Woops I just started a similar thread, deleted now

[hibeenicol]

Good gesture from the boy for a good charity and the chance to win a pair of tickets for a couple of quid.

Thought he would of raised more than £84 though.

[HarpyHibby]

Not sure if this has been mentioned yet (not saw anything other than a deleted thread) but Sean Murdoch is running a competition on twitter to win two cup final tickets. All you need to do to be in with a shout of winning the tickets is to make a donation to his chosen charity through Just Giving. The winner will be announced at 8pm tomorrow night, Sean has stated every single person who enters the competition, regardless of the size of donation will have the chance to win.

https://www.justgiving.com/Sean-Murdoch/

Appologies if this has already been posted.

[PerfectlyFranck]

I hope one of the £10+ chaps (with tickets already) win.

I'd have asked for a minimum bid rather than allow cheapskates desperate for a ticket (but not desperate enough to bow out a bargain).

[Future17]

How does he know those entering are Hibs fans? I hope he's checking entries against the Ticket Office database...

[theonlywayisup]

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How does he know those entering are Hibs fans?

Easy, the Celtic fans will be the ones donating £0.01.

[HibeeDaz6270]

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I hope one of the £10+ chaps (with tickets already) win.

I'd have asked for a minimum bid rather than allow cheapskates desperate for a ticket (but not desperate enough to bow out a bargain).

I donated £20, So hopefully he is selective on picking the winner! Although to be honest i was happy to donate the funds for the charity alone. Tickets a bonus.

[Pete]

Fantastic gesture.

To be in the ballot you have to leave your name and number, which I did. However, all I'm getting next to my donation is "anonymous"...which is a bit nippy. It looks like there's only going to be five people in the draw.