STORE buyers stopping off to buy their lunch ended up with increased than they bargained for a when Stoke City footballer Steven Nzonzi turned up for a conversation. Consumers at the Co-operative, in Werrington Road, Bucknall, got the opportunity to generally meet the popular player recently. Steven N'zonzi dealt the Britannia Stadium for a vacation to the Bucknall Co-op. Steven was at the store to help increase the club's 150th anniversary celebrations. An hour was spent almost by the midfielder posing for photographs, signing autographs and speaking with clients and staff. myprint-247 Print voucher Our heavyweight cards have FREE UV silk finish, FREE following day shipping & VAT included. Pick from 1000's of pre-designed themes or add your own personal graphics. Instructions sent within 24hrs. Terms: Visit our website for more products: Business Cards, Compliment Slips, Letterheads, Leaflets, Postcards, Posters & much more. All goods are free next day delivery. Contact: 01858 468192 Appropriate until: Tuesday, April 30 2013 Staff and clients were also urged to publish down their top Stoke City spotlight to be included in the club's 150th anniversary memory book. Potters' fan Shaun Stubbs, aged 22, of Corneville Road, Bucknall, who was at the shop with three-year-old boy Oliver Mountford, said: "I didn't know he was likely to be there. I just went in for a scratchcard and a drink and there clearly was Steven Nzonzi. "Me and Oliver are both Stoke City fans therefore I asked if we will have our photos taken with him and he explained 'yes.' I went back somewhat later with my Stoke shirt and got him to sign it." Ten-year-old Josh Swan, of Birchgate Grove, Bucknall, had per day off school because he was badly. But he quickly perked up when he saw his favorite footballer. Josh said: "He is among my favourite people. I had a photo with him and he signed my Stoke City autograph book. "I can not wait to tell all my friends what happened." Crowds started to gather beyond your store once word spread. Kirsty Proctor, aged 29, of Abbey Road, Bucknall, who called in to the store with two-year-old girl Ocean Wilkes, said: "I was talking to at least one of the staff once they said Steven Nzonzi was going to be there in about half-an-hour so we waited till he got there. "I am a huge Stoke fan therefore I had a picture with him. He was really great and friendly. He was an attractive man." Uncle Kerry Proctor, aged 28, of Trinity Place, Bucknall, added: "Once I got within I'd a photograph with him. My shirt was also signed by him and an autograph was got by me for my grandad. "I didn't expect this eventful day to have so that it was a nice surprise." Leo Hampton, aged 19, of Ruxley Road, Bucknall, said: "I went directly into get some shopping and there was Steven Nzonzi. It absolutely was something regarding the club's 150th anniversary celebrations because I am aware they're trying to get the participants more concerned in the community." Stoke City players are now barred from while they fight to stay in the Premier League talking with the press. Stoke City Supporters' Club's Meet The Fans night a' which should have already been used last night with a number of players a' must be ended due to the ban.
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