Hands up for 140 years

Hundreds of North Shore United supporters left their mark last weekend as the club's Helping Hands fundraiser got underway at Allen Hill Stadium.

Colourful handprints were collected for a feature wall outside the clubrooms - a fitting way to mark the club's 140th year, with the whole community getting involved. Even Romeo, the dog of Bayleys sponsor Emma Lynskey, got in on the act with a paw print of his own.

The feature wall is a lasting piece of club history that everyone who took part can point to and say they were part of.

The Devonport Flagstaff covered the day in their June 19 edition - pick up a copy or keep an eye on the Devonport Flagstaff website.

Keep an eye out for dates in the future.