Share your Christmas confession with Aviva, title sponsors of the Aviva Premiership, for a chance to win this festive season.
Getting ready for Christmas does not always go to plan so Aviva are spreading some festive cheer by giving away a £200 Debenhams gift card today (December 22) and tomorrow (December 23).
Tigers captain and scrum-half Ben Youngs has already given his Christmas confession.
"As most people will agree, Christmas is about getting the presents!” says Youngs. “It’s not about giving. A lot of people say it’s about the giving but they don’t really mean that!
“I do tend to buy myself a lot of presents, mainly because I have to have the most presents under the Christmas tree!
“My nickname is Lenny or Lendrid, so I buy them and then I’ll write a note on them ‘to Ben, from Lendrid’ and there they are, all wrapped up under the tree.
“I try to forget what I got myself so it’s always a big surprise!”
Share your Christmas calamities – from decoration disasters to panicked purchases – on the Aviva Facebook page by clicking here and Aviva will reward the contributions that make them chuckle the most.
Contributors are asked to keep it clean and not to identify anyone personally. Get Christmas confessing!
For full terms and conditions at http://on.fb.me/12mmtMx
Getting ready for Christmas does not always go to plan so Aviva are spreading some festive cheer by giving away a £200 Debenhams gift card today (December 22) and tomorrow (December 23).
Tigers captain and scrum-half Ben Youngs has already given his Christmas confession.
"As most people will agree, Christmas is about getting the presents!” says Youngs. “It’s not about giving. A lot of people say it’s about the giving but they don’t really mean that!
“I do tend to buy myself a lot of presents, mainly because I have to have the most presents under the Christmas tree!
“My nickname is Lenny or Lendrid, so I buy them and then I’ll write a note on them ‘to Ben, from Lendrid’ and there they are, all wrapped up under the tree.
“I try to forget what I got myself so it’s always a big surprise!”
Share your Christmas calamities – from decoration disasters to panicked purchases – on the Aviva Facebook page by clicking here and Aviva will reward the contributions that make them chuckle the most.
Contributors are asked to keep it clean and not to identify anyone personally. Get Christmas confessing!
For full terms and conditions at http://on.fb.me/12mmtMx
