This would be a superb gesture.
Over the last few months, football fans from all over the world were united in their support and admiration for Sunderland supporter Bradley Lowery as his brave battle with neuroblastoma touched everyone.
In recognition of his strength and courage, Lowery has recently won the Child of Courage prize at the recent ‘Our Pride of the North East’ award. We can’t think of a more deserving winner.
At the present moment, Lowery’s parents have informed the world that their son is “feeling a little better” and despite Sunderland’s recent relegation. We have no doubt that he will be celebrating this week because he turns six today.
Given that Lowery is a big football supporter, there has been a growing swell of support for him to be present at Stamford Bridge on Sunday as Chelsea receive the Premier League trophy after their match against his beloved Sunderland.
A recent Facebook and Twitter message by Gary Burgess has gone viral – it has over 15,000 shares, like and comments already – and it’s clear to see why. Burgess writes:
‘Just a thought but I think it would be amazing for Bradley to present the Premier League trophy to Chelsea against Sunderland when we play them. Let’s get some weight behind this and make it happen’
Granted, this is an issue for the young lad’s parents and the Premier League to sort out among themselves, but it’s fair to say that the entire football world would love to see this happen.
Have a read.
Let's make this happen! Everyone RT! @premierleague pic.twitter.com/hN1Je6wz7i
— Scott (@Footballllz) May 16, 2017
