Signed Luke O'Nien Wycombe shirts are sold in charity auction

Kit Aid, which sends unwanted football jerseys to impoverished areas in Africa and Asia, will see an extra £290 go their way after the Bucks Free Press helped organise an auction that saw several signed items go for up sale.

These included three signed Luke O’Nien shirts, one signed Joe Jacobson shirt, and four Wanderers training tops.

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This comes after the BFP arranged a separate auction at the back of March this year for the charity, where we managed to raise £1,100 through 15 unwanted Wycombe shirts that dated back to the early 1990s.

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The shirts that were sold were:

• A Luke O’Nien away shirt from 2014-2016 which has been signed

The signed Luke O'Nien shirt from the 2014-16 seasons

• A Luke O’Nien away shirt from 2016/17 which has been signed

The signed Luke O'Nien away shirt from the 2016/17 season

• A Luke O’Nien away shirt from 2017/18 which has been signed

The signed Luke O'Nien away shirt from the 2017/18 season

• A Joe Jacobson signed training shirt

The signed Joe Jacobson shirt

• Four unsigned training shirts

A training shirt from the 2013/14 season

One of the training shirts

One of the training shirts

The final training shirt

A signed O’Nien Sunderland shirt that was donated to the cause was also auctioned, with the top being sold for £100.

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To make a donation to the Kit Aid charity, visit www.justgiving.com/kit-aid.

Since forming in 1998, Kit Aid has shipped 858,737 kits to different parts of Africa and beyond, with 37,785 being sent in 2022 so far.