Diana Jupp, CEO of Pancreatic Cancer UK, said: “We’re so pleased to be part of Cancer Deadline Day and I can’t stress enough how much we need fans to get behind, not only their club, but also our teams of specialist nurses and world-class researchers.
Who do you support? Help get your club to the top of the table with the most amount raised by the end of transfer deadline day on 1 February 2021. Pancreatic Cancer UK is one of eight cancer charities who will all receive an equal split of the money raised.
“Tragically, more than half of all people with pancreatic cancer will die within three months of diagnosis – even in a ‘normal’ year. Delays to treatment during the first wave of the pandemic will have had heart-breaking consequences for people with this devastating disease and their loved ones.
“There has been a huge demand for both our patient information and the support of our nurses from people feeling frightened, frustrated and alone. We’re determined to be here for everyone affected by pancreatic cancer throughout this crisis and beyond. To make that happen we need the football community to stand with us and transfer a small amount of their passion for the beautiful game to help us tackle the deadliest common cancer.”
We need the football community to stand with us