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CARING ROBINS TO WEAR WHITE…

By Tom Blackett
LEAGUE TWO
CHELTENHAM Town will make a little bit of history against Leyton Orient next Saturday – wearing a special all-white kit for the first time in more than half a century.
The Hollie Gazzard Trust is the club’s charity partner this season and the kit idea is designed to celebrate her life. She was murdered by her ex-partner in February 2014.
The Trust work to reduce domestic violence and promote healthy relationships to schools and colleges.
The unique one-off kit is all white with a purple and pink trim to reflect the striking brand colours of the Trust.
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