Check out the PSA below done by our goalie Kevin Hartman for Kicks 4 Kenya, one of Hillcrest Road's favorite charities. Read our QnA with TJ Widbin, K4K's founder, here from a month or so ago. Check out TJ's blog here. Donate some money to TJ. He really has a good cause and is doing great things for some kids over there. Click to continue reading...

By: The Keeper
Soccer City FC

Last winter, the Premier League looked at the possibility of a 39th-game to be played abroad. The proposal was rejected by the FA at a meeting in February. Soccer City FC's newest contributor, The Keeper, adds another idea to the table.

America, get ready for the Community Shield. Click to continue reading...

David Beckham is upset with a charity auction that offered a meeting with him as a prize without his agreement.

Mum Jeanne Kelly paid £3,500 for her son Conor to have a date with the England footballer, but the prize was cancelled by organisers at the last minute.

Speaking to the New York Post, Kelly said: "They told me there was a breach of security and David's not doing it. Click to continue reading...

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Portsmouth and England goalkeeper David James is not only an eco-crusader, but also a philanthropist. James has been writing a column for Guardian, about football, of course, and has donated his column fee to the Beneficial Foundation in Portsmouth.

The Beneficial Foundation gives "training and support for those who are disadvantaged in Portsmouth and South East Hampshire", specifically providing mental health services. Click to continue reading...

Manchester United and Holland goalkeeper Edwin Van Der Sar managed to get his hands on some blue chairs, and involved with the charity better known as The Blue Chair Movement. Started by educator Marcus Johnson at the Shrewsbury School, the charity is working to create a book compiled of photographs chronicling the journey of the blue chairs, and will donate all proceeds from the sale of the book to Cure Leukaemia and the Shropshire Blood Trust Fund. Click to continue reading...

Manchester United and Holland goalkeeper Edwin Van Der Sar managed to get his hands on some blue chairs, and involved with the charity better known as The Blue Chair Movement. Started by educator Marcus Johnson at the Shrewsbury School, the charity is working to create a book compiled of photographs chronicling the journey of the blue chairs, and will donate all proceeds from the sale of the book to Cure Leukaemia and the Shropshire Blood Trust Fund. Click to continue reading...