COMPETITION! Win A £25 Art Of Football Voucher

Our friends over at Art of Football - www.art-of-football.com - have very kindly partnered with Roker Report in order to offer Sunderland fans a chance of winning a £25 gift voucher for their online shop.

What are Art of Football all about? This, from their website, tells it all...

That one second that changes everything.. The sudden rush of ecstasy.. The complete loss of all inhibitions.. The wild celebrations.. You love everyone around you and everybody loves you.. You’re even embracing the smelly old git behind you as though he were your long lost father. There’s not many better feelings than a stoppage time goal. Football is like a drug. Those extreme highs and lows we experience in a game are the reasons we go, and keep on going, because quite frankly we struggle to feel anything close to that exhilaration for the rest of the working week. When the ball hits the net, or is dramatically prevented from hitting the net, all the problems and dull mediocrities of everyday life just go out the window. It is a beautiful moment of complete joy.

The majority of football T-shirts I see these days are just generic, crudely screen printed images of Luis Suarez’s big ugly grin, or something along those lines, that are churned out in their thousands into a market that already has thousands like it. We have a very different philosophy. Each design has been thoughtfully made primarily as a piece of art, this way we can do our best to do justice to those moments that fans cherish so highly. We look to capture all the raw emotion and energy that you felt during those seconds of celebration and, most importantly, we look to do it in style.

It was after watching Man City’s crazy title-winning match that the idea for these T shirts came to me. The sudden transformation of anguish, nerves and misery into pure, uncontrollable elation was something of a spectacle. Now I’m not a City fan, nor is my club even involved in the Premiership, but even I was bouncing off the walls when Aguero finally broke through QPR’s defences. As an artist and designer, I wanted to be able to immortalise that moment in a T shirt so that fans could wear it with pride (as they would usually do with a replica shirt), and be forever reminded of it.

What do you have to do? It's very simple.

For a chance of winning the £25 voucher, please answer the following question, tagging @RokerReport (https://twitter.com/RokerReport) in the tweet whilst using the hashtag #RokerReportAOF.

So, the question...

Q: Who was the Sunderland captain when we won the FA Cup in 1937?

You have until 10am on Tuesday 1st of December to get your tweet to us, and the winner will be drawn at random. If you win, you'll be contacted privately in order to claim your prize.

Good luck!