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IF PEOPLE CAN KINDLY READ THIS AND GET BACK TO ME WITH ANY HELP PEOPLE CAN MAKE. I WOULD VERY MUCH APPRECIATE ANYTHING TO HELP ME MAKE MY DREAM COME TRUE.

TAKEN FROM TODAYS CORNISH GUARDIAN. BODMIN EDITION.

Talented Bodmin footballer seeks sponsorship to realise US dream

Tuesday, June 16, 2009, 15:46Comment on this story

A FOOTBALL fanatic from Bodmin is so desperate to get sponsorship for a once-in-a-lifetime scholarship in America – he says he "will do anything".

Talented Jamie Tipton, 20, from Castle Hill has dreamed of playing football professionally since he first took up the game at the age of six.

Last week he attended a trial at Premiership side Chelsea Football Club, where he was selected by Soccer Icon, which helps hopeful students obtain scholarships, and offered a place at Tyler College in Dallas, Texas.

Opportunity

The only thing that could ruin his dream is being unable to find the £6,250 needed to cover college and transport fees.

Jamie said: "I only found out a couple of days ago that I had been chosen.

"I have been told I am one of only three people from Cornwall and one of 17 from the UK to ever be offered this opportunity. It is a bit of a whirlwind at the moment but something I desperately want to do."

Jamie joined the Royal Navy in 2007 but left in April because he found life on a submarine "dark and lonely".

His passion for football sparked him to try to find an alternative career. Since his return he has been playing as a midfielder for Newquay.

Jamie said: "I am looking to improve myself and make something of my life.

"To go to America is such a big opportunity – I have to grab it with both hands.

"If I do raise the funds, the scouts want me to be in America by August 10, so it's moving fast.

"The scholarship will mean I attend college every day and learn everything about sport from the game to physiotherapy. I will train each day and play two matches a week.

"When I was in the Navy I played in Dallas and it took a while to get used to the heat. It was a great experience then and I would love to return to fulfil my dreams."

Jamie claimed he was willing to do just about anything to get sponsorship and donations, adding: "I don't care what it takes; I just want to go so badly."

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what a joker. if its that easy to get a loan then wouldnt you thnk i would of already of found out. some of us have more sense!!!!!!!!!!

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Guest Postie Pidge

its easy to get a loan!!!

If you want my honest opinion though, I think you're p ing against the wind

St Darren, in doing some research at Local Studies Library I noticed you were a competiton winner for a place at the Bobby Charlton Soccer School!

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its easy to get a loan!!!

If you want my honest opinion though, I think you're p ing against the wind

St Darren, in doing some research at Local Studies Library I noticed you were a competiton winner for a place at the Bobby Charlton Soccer School!

Pidge, bloody hell, that takes me back!!! I did indeed do a Bobby Charlton Soccer School, don't remember winning a place though, I thought me parents just enrolled me!! I did that with Wayne Quinn, Lee Patchett as well, think I've got a photo lying around here somewhere as well from back in those days!

Sod it, I'm off to America to do a scholarship, £6250 please

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Were in a middle of a credit crunch, people are not going to part with cash very easily me thinks. And realisticly 6 grand would take couple of years to raise. If jaime would do anything to raise the cash i would consider begging the bank manager on his hands and knees as this opportunity is too good to miss out on. All the best. Keep us updated......

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