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Great idea. Do pledge if you can. https://t.co/pgeWT1JgV3

— David Baddiel (@Baddiel) December 2, 2020

Here’s the story of the original colour film of 1966 World Cup – used to make the BAFTA winning documentary Goal! https://t.co/ky5ySmXiWA

— Matt Barlow (@Matt_Barlow_DM) December 1, 2020

Ex-City boy bids to bring 1996 World Cup final back to life https://t.co/8iLkTQpixx pic.twitter.com/5YClxfqMxv

— City A.M. (@CityAM) December 1, 2020

👏🏻👏🏻 https://t.co/ANzTNfdaph

— Gary Lineker 💙💛 (@GaryLineker) December 1, 2020

We’re so pleased to be the charity partner of the #FullColour66 project, aiming to restore and colourise film of England’s 1966 World Cup win!

Pledge your support for this brilliant project and Alzheimer's Society – thank you! 💙⚽ https://t.co/s953Ydijy0

— Alzheimer's Society (@alzheimerssoc) December 1, 2020

this is the campaign we're talking to Sir Geoff Hurst about now @talkSPORT https://t.co/H4NhY24IgZ

— Max Rushden 💙 (@maxrushden) December 1, 2020

What a fantastic idea… to bring the 1966 World Cup final into glorious technicolour… but help needed. @FinalReplay66 https://t.co/F9VM3gVSr5

— John Cross (@johncrossmirror) December 1, 2020

Today with @TheGeoffHurst and @alzheimerssoc we're launching #fullcolour66 to restore and colourise film of England’s 1966 World Cup win. If you want to see the famous Final in colour for the first time ever, show your support at https://t.co/QT9dedUEyK

— Final Replay (@FinalReplayTV) December 1, 2020

England’s finest two footballing hours to be transformed into full colour with help of those behind acclaimed WW1 film https://t.co/Nmoq4U0K7k

— Matt Barlow (@Matt_Barlow_DM) December 1, 2020

Fancy seeing '66 in all its colourised glory?

Show your support for @FinalReplayTV's project below, and help them restore one of the proudest moments in our nation's sporting history. #fullcolour66 👇 https://t.co/qA09iIdtCO

— Nat. Football Museum (@FootballMuseum) December 1, 2020

England's 1966 World Cup glory to be made in full colour https://t.co/AgcunTsdLU

— MailOnline Sport (@MailSport) November 30, 2020

We’re so pleased to be the charity partner of the #FullColour66 project, aiming to restore and colourise film of England’s 1966 World Cup win!

Pledge your support for this brilliant project and Alzheimer's Society – thank you! 💙⚽ https://t.co/s953Ydijy0

— Alzheimer's Society (@alzheimerssoc) December 1, 2020

Great to see @FinalReplayTV featured on @msnuk for #FullColour66! You can become a Bronze, Silver or Gold Film Funder and maybe even win a Golden Ticket to a VIP red carpet screening 🤯https://t.co/3IfGBShWsQ

— Crowdfunder (@crowdfunderuk) December 1, 2020

Final push for my interview with Sir Geoff Hurst. We discussed football’s dementia crisis, a topic very close to his heart. He supports concussion subs, calling what happened with David Luiz on Sunday “ridiculous”, & admits to fears over his own health. https://t.co/0Xa0ar5DzO

— Sachin Nakrani (@SachinNakrani) December 2, 2020

England's 1966 World Cup glory to be made in full colour – and special edition signed by hat-trick hero Sir Geoff Hurst will cost £66 with proceeds going towards Alzheimer and Dementia charities
via https://t.co/1EAkejioZW https://t.co/A1Q0PtX5f8

— Robert Jobson (@theroyaleditor) December 1, 2020

Absolutely cannot wait to see this!! https://t.co/ZY8LJRFKXi

— John Middleton (@john_Middleton_) December 1, 2020

THEY THINK IT’S ALL OVER, IT ISN’T YET! @TheGeoffHurst and @alzheimerssoc have launched #fullcolour66 to restore and colourise film of #England1966 #WorldCup win. Do your bit for your country at https://t.co/bSIFd7fGdF PLs follow @FinalReplayTV 🙏🏆

— footieclassics (@footieclassics) December 1, 2020

Our friends at @FinalReplayTV are working on something special at the moment. They’re raising funds to colourise the entire 1966 World Cup final for the first time ever. Check it out! pic.twitter.com/zFeojPz6k9

— Ball Street (@BallStreet) December 10, 2020