We are delighted to be holding a major football curry dinner and screening in Milton Keynes at the MK Dons Stadium featuring England’s crucial second group game against Scotland all hosted by olympic silver medalist, Gail Emms.
We are thrilled to confirm our guest speaker for the evening, former England and Spurs legend, Clive Allen!
Standard Package:
Two course curry meal.
Opportunity to ask Clive questions.
Price: Table of ten £550.00 – Single £60.00.
VIP Package:
Meet and greet with Clive Allen on arrival.
Premium seating in the venue.
Signed photo.
Two course curry meal.
Opportunity to ask Clive questions.
Price: Table of ten £800.00 – Single £85.
Tables of ten will be split into tables five close to each other to comply with covid regulations. Email in your enquiries if your group size in not available!
steve@choiceeventsuk.com
The event will be held in the magnificent MK Dons Stadium in the ballroom and will include a delicious two course Curry Meal. Watch the match live on the giant screen coverage with analysis from our guest for the evening Clive Allen.
Clive played for more London clubs than any other footballer in history however it is of course Spurs he will always be associated with and in particular his Golden 1986 – 87 season. He scored 49 goals and was voted PFA and football writers association player of the year.
In all he scored 202 goals in 418 league games and was capped 5 times by England.
He is an experienced television pundit, and has a wealth of stories to share, including his rare experience of playing a specialist kicker for the NFL London Monarchs.
We are also delighted to welcome our host for the evening Gail Emms MBE.
Gail is a British badminton player who has achieved international success at the very top of the game. A badminton player since the age of four, Gail was first chosen to represent England in 1995, and regularly played for her country ever since.
Along with partner Nathan Robertson she has been World Champion, No. 1 in the world rankings at mixed doubles, European, Commonwealth and All England Champion and Olympic silver medalist in Athens 2004. Since retiring from the game after the Beijing 2008 Olympics, Gail has proved herself as a talented and versatile sports presenter, including stints on Sky Sports, BT Sport, BBC 5Live and “A Question of Sport”,
