Jarvis raffle hits rock bottom

Monday 15 June 1998 23:02 BST

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POP STAR Jarvis Cocker is top of the flops after a platinum disc he gave for a raffle was snubbed by fans in his home city.

After nearly a month on sale in Sheffield just three tickets to win the coveted disc have been sold, all to the same person, and raffle organisers fear the draw will cost more than it makes. The Pulp singer gave the disc to his old scout group to raise cash to renovate their premises.

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