Aberdeen Football Club is supporting Oxfam this Saturday prior to the SPFL Premiership match against St. Mirren at Pittodrie.

The charity will have a collection point outside the Richard Donald Stand between noon and 3 pm and Dons skipper Russell Anderson said. “We would like to ask the Red Army to help support Oxfam by donating CD’s , LP’s  & records, DVD’s and sheet music that you no longer use.

“Your donations can help people around the world fight their way out of poverty and change lives for good.  Oxfam desperately need music donations as these can make up to a quarter of the money raised in some shops.

“Please bring along any CD’s, LP’s, records ,DVD’s or sheet music that you can spare – their sales will make such a difference to those people who have so little.”

The sale of just 4 CD’s could provide safe water for 10 People in Sierra Leone, ensure School supplies for pupils in Ethiopia or help families fight food poverty here in the UK.

Oxfam Area Manager Peter Roy, who is leading the initiative, is pictured above with Dons players Scott Brown, Adam Rooney, Jamie Langfield and Russell Anderson.