BLACKBURN Rovers have kicked off their 12 Days of Christmas initiative with a visit by striker Adam Armstrong to a local care home. Care homes all across the UK and particularly in East Lancashire have faced a hugely challenging year on the frontline of the coronavirus crisis and as such were hugely grateful to welcome such a high-profile supporter. Armstrong spread some festive cheer at Pendle Brook Care Home and delivered a Christmas hamper to the frontline staff at the Oswaldtwistle care home as a goodwill gesture on behalf of the club for all their work throughout this difficult year. The 23-year-old said: “It’s wonderful to be here.
BLACKBURN Rovers have kicked off their 12 Days of Christmas initiative with a visit by striker Adam Armstrong to a local care home. Care homes all across the UK and particularly in East Lancashire have faced a hugely challenging year on the frontline of the coronavirus crisis and as such were hugely grateful to welcome such a high-profile supporter. Armstrong spread some festive cheer at Pendle Brook Care Home and delivered a Christmas hamper to the frontline staff at the Oswaldtwistle care home as a goodwill gesture on behalf of the club for all their work throughout this difficult year. The 23-year-old said: “It’s wonderful to be here.