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EXCLUSIVE: Premier League clubs REJECT plans to wear away kits at home matches to raise awareness and funds for the homeless, despite widespread backlash over the top-flight's refusal Homeless charity Shelter hopes away kit request raises funds and awareness The Premier League rejected plans for home teams to don away kits Top-flight clubs have now rejected the proposal despite support by some
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Premier League clubs have rejected plans to wear away kits at home matches to raise awareness and funds for the homeless.
As MailOnline revealed, Shelter asked those hosting matches on December 26 and 27 to don their change strips as part of a wide-scale campaign to raise awareness and funds for what is a rapidly increasing problem.
The idea received support from some, who approached the top flight to ask for permission, but saw their requests rejected.
Premier League clubs have rejected plans to wear away kits at home matches to raise funds for the homeless
Premier League bosses said the proposal breached rules and added that while clubs could support the charity, they would not be allowed to
