Football powerful man Neil ‘Razor’ Ruddock has bought himself a Wolverhampton Wanderers tattoo to assist out a mate, though he is by no means kicked a ball for the workforce.
The ex-Liverpool and West Ham star needed to do one thing particular after listening to a couple of Wolves supporter’s little woman who’s actually poorly. Neil, who’s a giant Millwall fan, ended up with a ‘Hi Ho Wolves’ tattoo after going to see a sport at Molineux.
He was cheering on his pal Jason Guy, whose daughter Olivia has a brilliant uncommon situation that makes studying actually exhausting. Together, they’re making an attempt to get a great deal of money for the youngsters’ ward at New Cross Hospital in Wolverhampton, the place Olivia needed to keep for six weeks in 2020.
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Neil, often called one of many hardest gamers ever, is hoping that by getting this tattoo, they will elevate £30,000 to make a stunning backyard for the hospital. His new ink is all in regards to the Wolves followers’ favorite tune, Hi Ho Silver Lining by Jeff Beck, and it is a part of a sleeve on his arm.
The London-born bruiser mentioned: “I must be more older and stupid, because this tattoo did not hurt. I love it. The first person I sent a picture of the tattoo to was my wife, and she is in charge, she loves it. That’s a double whammy for me. We have raised £10,000 for the children’s hospital and that’s the great thing, thanks to all you generous Wolves fans.
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“Hi Ho Wolverhampton.” Dad, Jason mentioned: “Neil was just brilliant from to finish, it was all his idea. He has met Olivia and knows the challenges our family faces all the time. He had great fun watching the Wolves and loves the Hi Ho Silver Lining song so said he will get a Wolves tattoo and has gone ahead with it.
“He is a legend. The funds will go immediately in direction of the brand new backyard inside the kids’s ward so each penny raised will make an enormous distinction. When the youngsters and their households are in hospital it’ll give them a pleasant breakout space, recent air and permit them to play freely outdoors.”
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The pair visited the New Ink studio in Wolverhampton on Friday (23 February) to get Neil’s eternal Wolves tattoo inked. Tattoo artist Craig James, who helps Liverpool, commented: “This is a big highlight for me because I used to watch Razor play in the early 1990s when he was at Liverpool.”
Amanda Winwood, the hospital’s charity growth supervisor, said: “I’m unsure his former Spurs, Southampton and Liverpool team-mates will be too impressed, but it is definitely all for a good cause and we thank him for being such a good sport.”