Sky TV want Rams fans

Sky One want you to represent Derby County in their new programme hosted by Ian Wright and Helen Chamberlain.

Sky are looking for dedicated Premier League fans to appear on our Live show and talk about their love of the team.

We are looking for dedicated British & Overseas Derby enthusiasts to
support their favourite Premier League teams.

We need live-wires who can prove their football passion.

It could be that you have an impressive souvenir collection, an abundance
of 'team' tattoos, a wealth of impressive
Footie knowledge, a child or dog named after a team/stadium/player- or you
are getting married dressed in your kit!

Prove your passion and please get in touch to be part of our new exciting
show in September.

SKY ONE OFFERS FANS A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME TO PLAY WITH HEROES INCLUDING RAVANELLI, MERSON, WILKINS AND GULLIT IN
PREMIER LEAGUE ALL STARS

Helen Chamberlain

Dreams are made of this - playing the beautiful game for your team and ultimately lifting the cup along with your heroes. Now Sky One is offering football supporters that very opportunity - a chance to play in Premier League All Stars, a major TV event hosted by Ian Wright and Helen Chamberlain on Sky One this Autumn.

Football legends including Fabrizio Ravenelli, Paul Merson, Ray Wilkins and Ruud Gullit have already signed up to the competition with more big names to be announced in the coming weeks. And a nationwide talent search is underway to find the undiscovered footballers amongst the fans who can join them.

Co-host Ian Wright
Premier League All Stars will see Premier League legends, celebrities and fans coming together to field teams representing all 20 Barclays Premier League Clubs playing in their kits and competing for a charity prize fund to be split across the clubs' nominated charities with the greatest sum awarded to the champions along with the All Stars Trophy. There are three places up for grabs in each squad for the fans who will fulfil every supporters' dream as they stand shoulder to shoulder with star players to compete in the tournament.

The event runs in conjunction with the Premier League's new community initiative, Creating Chances, which showcases the Premier League and its Clubs' contributions to local communities and charities.

All of the All Stars action will take place over eight consecutive days from 23-30 September at a state of the art indoor facility in London with Sky One screening a live two-hour programme each evening.

If you think you could represent Derby County, Email susannah.haley@northonetv.com or call 0207 502 5852

Sky TV want Rams fans

Last updated : 04 September 2007 By Rams Mad Editor

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