Staffordshire man wins £20k Harley-Davidson in competition
Jan 2020
Thomas Charlie, 33 from Cannock, won the lavish Harley-Davison FXDR, which is worth almost £20,000, by playing BOTB.
The competition sees people pay for tickets before being asked to guess where a football is on photographs of real games.
Thomas has been playing BOTB for almost a year and usually plays in the competition for the Kawasaki Ninja.
“I usually play for the Kawaski Ninja but because it was Christmas I thought I’d mix things up and go for the Harley-Davidson instead,” he said. “And it’s a good job I did.”
The IT technician was sleeping after a night shift when he received the good news via a FaceTime call from BOTB presenter Christian Williams.
“I was so shocked, but it was absolutely brilliant,” Thomas added. “I just have a 125 bike at the moment so the Harley’s is definitely more powerful than I am used to. I can’t wait to pick it up.”
Christian said: “It’s one of the most popular bikes out there at the moment - it’s absolutely stunning. Huge congratulations to Thomas - enjoy it!”
Since being founded in 1999 by William Hindmarch, BOTB has given away more than £30million worth of prizes.
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