Jorge Campos - World Cup 1998
San Titar - de Ruiltocht
Jorge Campos - World Cup 1998
San Titar - de Ruiltocht
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Jorge Campos - World Cup 1998
San Titar - de Ruiltocht
This is a match-issued product. It was prepared for the match, but not used. However, the shirts may have traces of use, as some players use them for warm-up sessions as well.
Campos
Gifted by Campos after the 2-2 draw with Mexico on 20 June 1998, Belgium goalkeeper Filip de Wilde received this tournament-issued shirt in the match dressing room at the World Cup in France.
The diminutive Campos, famed for his eccentric and tailor-made shirts, was an iconic footballing figure throughout the 90’s. The bright designs that regularly caught the eye were inspired by his childhood growing up in Acapulco and said to be a tactic to distract opponents in the box.
This shirt has been donated by de Wilde to raise money for Stop Darmkanker, a charity that focuses its resources on curing colon cancer. The auction is part of ‘de Ruiltocht’, a feature in which Belgium TV presenter Evert Winkelmans visits ex-football players to swap shirts.
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Stop DarmkankerDutch
‘Kennis delen kan levens redden’, dat is het motto van vzw Stop Darmkanker. Dr. Luc Colemont en drie jonge studenten richtten de vzw in 2010 op. Aan de hand van verschillende campagnes en lezingen wil de vzw iedereen overtuigen dat door vroegtijdige opsporing van poliepen en darmkanker het sterftecijfer van deze ziekte drastisch zal dalen. Wil jij de vzw steunen? Bied op de truitjes die Evert Winkelmans, bekend van de populaire podcast MIDMID, ruilde met bekende (ex-) voetballers.
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"Sharing knowledge can save lives," is the motto of the non-profit organization Stop Bowel Cancer. Dr. Luc Colemont and three young students founded the non-profit organization in 2010. Through various campaigns and lectures, the non-profit organization wants to convince everyone that early detection of polyps and colon cancer will drastically reduce the mortality rate of this disease. Would you like to support the organization? Bid on the shirts that Evert Winkelmans, known from the popular podcast MIDMID, traded with famous (ex) soccer players.
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