Sporting stars including Graeme Souness and Martin O’Neill unite in Glasgow next weekend
Legends from both Rangers and Celtic football clubs and other stars of the sporting world will unite in Glasgow to raise funds for Debra, a charity supporting Epidermolysis Bullosa, also known as Butterfly Skin.
The charity supports families and sufferers across Scotland, including 14-year-old Isla Grist who lives in the Highlands. “I want to do all I can to raise awareness and money to one day hopefully find a cure, or at the very least treatments to ease the suffering of these amazingly brave kids. “There is nothing currently to stop EB and that must change as quickly as possible and we need your help to do that. Isla has already had more than 60 operations, under general anaesthetic, at Great Ormond Street Hospital, 60!“DEBRA gave us access to specialist advice and care for Isla, someone to talk with, some of the answers and much welcomed support, both practical and emotional.
Frank said: "Of course I jumped at the chance to be part of this event for this incredible cause - the stories told by these brave kids are heart-breaking.
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