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<div>Hi my name is jakki and with permission from the family I am starting up a gofundme page for my friend senga and her youngest son Kieran.
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<div>Kieran already fought his battle with a rare aggressive form of medullablastoma in 2018. He had 5 tumours in his brain and spinal fluid. His operation to remove the largest tumour left him with posterior fossa syndrome which left him unable to walk, talk or swallow. Kieran became known as Kilwinning’s wee warrior as he fought with courage and bravery facing all the challenges he came across including an operation to straighten his leg and a shunt fitted due to a build up of fluid.
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<div>In March this year after being able to transfer from places fine and take some steps using walking aids, Kieran’s ability to do this stopped. He seemed to have no control over where his legs or feet went. A few months later he was seen at the beatson and investigations started to find out the cause. It was on the 7th November after a couple of MRI investigations the families world came crashing down. Kieran now 20 had a reoccurrence of his cancer which is also very rare this late on as if it is going to come back it is usually within 2-3 years and for Kieran this is 7 years. He has a 6cm tumour in his spinal cord and it is not possible to operate. He has had 2 weeks of radiotherapy in the hope of shrinking the tumour and will get another MRI to see with the results on January 21st.
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<div>The family are hoping for a miracle. Kieran was told in November he has less than a year. Kieran wants to go to Disneyland Paris with his family as well as meals out and some nights out clubbing. The family are looking at alternative methods of treatment as well as clinical trials in the hope of keeping him here longer. This page will help take any financial burden off the family and help Kieran do what he wants with the time he has left.
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<div>Anything you can give whether that is donating to or sharing this page means a lot to the family.
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<div>Thank you for reading and standing along side us
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<div>Just a wee update for everyone who has been so kind 
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<div>Senga and Kieran would like to thank everyone who has donated so far and they wanted to give you all an update. The family have booked Disneyland Paris for February and are looking forward to making some amazing memories there. Kieran has a MRI on 5th January followed by an appointment at the beatson on the 21st January to see how his radiotherapy has done. Keep your positive thoughts towards us and we will let you know how it goes. We hope to make lots more memories together and thanks to everyone who is donating this is helping us so much 
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<div>Help support our 2010 Madrid team in their Scottish Cup Campaign. By helping to contribute toward transportation and match costs associated with the unexpected replay of their last round tie. Hear their story below —————————————————————
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<div>On Saturday 18th January 2025, Kilwinning Rangers Madrid (2010) welcomed Stirling Albion Junior Academy Red (2010) in the last 16 of the Scottish Youth Football Association (SYFA) Scottish Cup. The match went to penalties; Kilwinning Rangers Madrid won 6-5. The next round was to be played on the weekend of 8th/9th February. We watched the draw live on the SYFA Facebook page; we were drawn against Currie Star, as the home team we contacted them and we agreed to play against them on Saturday 8th February 2025 in Kilwinning.
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<div>On Sunday 19th January 2025, Stirling Albion Junior Academy Red submitted an appeal. The appeal was heard 18 days later on Thursday 6th February 2025 and the committee decided that the tie should be replayed on the weekend of 15th/16th February at a venue of Stirling Albion’s choosing. The following day, we submitted our own appeal in response to the committee’s decision and were told that our appeal would not be heard as it would, “interrupt playing of a cup competition.”
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<div>Later in their response, they referred to YOUR RIGHT TO APPEAL (Extract from SYFA Disciplinary Procedures)
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<div>9.2 “Appeals which relate to any matter affecting the result of a cup tie or which would interrupt playing of a competition shall not be entertained.”
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<div>From reading 9.2, we are keen to learn why Stirling Albion Junior Academy Red were given the opportunity to appeal in the first place. Stirling Albion Junior Academy Red have breached both parts of 9.2. To us, it appears as though it is one rule for one team and one rule for another. We know we are a small club in comparison to Stirling Albion but we believe we should be treated fairly; we should have had the right to appeal.
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<div>Likewise, by denying us the opportunity to appeal, the SYFA have failed to consider the second paragraph of IFAB Law 3.2 which states:
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<div>“The decisions of the referee regarding facts connected with play, including whether or not a goal is scored and result of the match, are final. The decisions of the referee, and all other match officials, must always be respected.”
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<div>Through no fault of our own, the SYFA have informed us that the match has to be replayed on Saturday 15th February. Moreover, rather than replay the match in Kilwinning, as per the original match, we have been told that we must travel to Stirling to compete.
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<div>As per the guidance provided by the SYFA appointed referee on the day of the match, and the highlighted points aforementioned, we did not foresee this outcome.
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<div>Moreover, we do not have the finances to pay for transport. We are consequently looking for any financial support you can provide to cover the cost of transport. Thank you in advance for any support you can give.
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<div>With integrity,
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I was contacted last week about cutting some visors for our friends at DCLX. I realised what a big help it was doing, to getting our country back going and protecting your beautiful staff at the NHS. 

I have set this page up to help raise funds to buy more materials to cut more visors as the NHS are 500,000 short off the vital PPE they need.

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