Power from Latvia

To be very honest; I dont know what: " Bjorns Heidenstroms ar divriteni ceļo no Norvēģijas visu tālo ceļu līdz Pasaules Futbola Čempionāta norises vietu, Dienvidāfrikā. Viņš to dara lai izceltu pasaules bēgļu likteni. Viņš jau ir pavadījis ceļā vairāk, ka 200 dienas" ... means.
But I do know that "The Shirt" is rocking and rolling in Latvia and that the brave men in Riga is helping us with more PR and media. That's what this is about. Thanks Latvia. Let The Shirts come!
PR and media from day one here and link to exposure in Latvia here
Bjorn Heidenstrom
I will remember you Endurance Idahor
There are not many days since I saw Endurance Idahor being nicely balanced, in the air, hiting it and making a beautiful goal for Sudanese El Merriekh. He had done it before. He scored 118 goals in 176 appearances for the club. It was was 30.000 Sudanese and a Norwegian this evening who saluted the Nigerian striker. Endurance went off the field and signed the shirt and it was donated to "The Shirt" project for Refugees. I felt I hailed him more... A few weeks before that he visited orphaned babies in Sudan, where he donated three months salary. With this info I started to watch the young man. A good player with a big heart. A player with a big heart, that stopped after 15 minutes against Al Amal FC. I am not a doctor, but perhaps someone can interpret television pictures here and possibly something or someone can teach us how to stop it before it happens. I can not. "The Shirt" and my self sends our thoughts to the family. B.O.H Ten things you did't know about football in Sudan My pal, Justin Walley have raised from the snow in Riga, made ten, and I just had two of them. You ? Push "moore":
Good support from Latvitan Football Federation
Great support from the Football Association in Latvia. Full exposure and promotes "The Shirt project" in its own country and neighbors. My good friend and Riga expert Justin Wally reported the following from Latvia too Sudan:
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The bold photo from today. The rest is here and uncut blogging out here Braveharts from UNCHR is on www.unhcr.org A village in Norway makes big smiles in Sudan
Again, the Sudanese laughter door was thrown open wide. Mysen (a small village in Norway ) is to blame and laughter coming from young people in refugee schools. I am kind and teaches the arts around the internet and the pay back is that they snappes up digital drawings of handsome men on the nett. I also get a happy spark when someone takes the trouble to draw my furrows and hairy face. Such spice up the day and I thank Ingar & Co. from Mysen Village. If you want to visit them, in Norway, the world's best event area, the planet's most thriving tribe. The planet's smartest sauna group - you'll find a link HERE
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