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[Other Sport] Soccer Aid 2024
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schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
No, Jerry's definitely English.That explains it, he’s qualified for the ROTW as a Jerry
Not sure about that Margo, though. Sounds a bit FRENCH.
#oneforthekids
crodonilson
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In preparation for Soccer Aid, actor Bobby Brazier said he went through a number of “tough sessions” with his ex-footballer father Jeff Brazier.
The EastEnders star, 21, is taking part in the match at Chelsea FC’s Stamford Bridge ground raising funds for children’s charity Unicef.
“I think my dad is even more excited than I am,” Brazier said.
“He’s on me to get training and get into peak fitness for the match. We went to the gym recently and he put me through a tough session. He's drilled into me the importance of the game, I've got the responsibility of 65 million on my shoulders, it's not lost on me. We are all desperate to put one over on the Rest of the World.
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“My dad is a good footballer, he always coached my teams growing up and we always developed as a team. I will definitely utilise training with him.
“He’ll be in the stands on the day and wouldn’t miss it for the world, he said it will be one of the proudest momenta of his life watching me represent England. I think he’s living through me when it comes to Soccer Aid for Unicef.”
He added: “My moves on Strictly are a little different to my moves on the football pitch.
Among the teams taking part in the charity match are I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! winner Sam Thompson, former England footballer Jill Scott, TV presenter Paddy McGuinness, Dragons’ Den star Steven Bartlett and Olympian Sir Mo Farah.
Olympic runner Usain Bolt, comedian Maisie Adam, radio presenter Roman Kemp, comedian Lee Mack and Love Island star Tommy Fury are also taking part.
Soccer Aid co-founder Robbie Williams is part of the management team this year, and Soccer Aid legend Jonathan Wilkes will take up a player-coach role in a bid to reverse Englands 5 year losing streak.
The EastEnders star, 21, is taking part in the match at Chelsea FC’s Stamford Bridge ground raising funds for children’s charity Unicef.
“I think my dad is even more excited than I am,” Brazier said.
“He’s on me to get training and get into peak fitness for the match. We went to the gym recently and he put me through a tough session. He's drilled into me the importance of the game, I've got the responsibility of 65 million on my shoulders, it's not lost on me. We are all desperate to put one over on the Rest of the World.
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“My dad is a good footballer, he always coached my teams growing up and we always developed as a team. I will definitely utilise training with him.
“He’ll be in the stands on the day and wouldn’t miss it for the world, he said it will be one of the proudest momenta of his life watching me represent England. I think he’s living through me when it comes to Soccer Aid for Unicef.”
He added: “My moves on Strictly are a little different to my moves on the football pitch.
Among the teams taking part in the charity match are I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! winner Sam Thompson, former England footballer Jill Scott, TV presenter Paddy McGuinness, Dragons’ Den star Steven Bartlett and Olympian Sir Mo Farah.
Olympic runner Usain Bolt, comedian Maisie Adam, radio presenter Roman Kemp, comedian Lee Mack and Love Island star Tommy Fury are also taking part.
Soccer Aid co-founder Robbie Williams is part of the management team this year, and Soccer Aid legend Jonathan Wilkes will take up a player-coach role in a bid to reverse Englands 5 year losing streak.
crodonilson
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Well today's the day.....
Let's end 6 years of hurt and bring Soccer home!
I saw ITV News from England training yesterday early evening and we looked extremely focused, how having a trio of coaches instead of one head coach is one of my biggest concerns but if we lose it won't be for a lack of preparation.
Let's end 6 years of hurt and bring Soccer home!
I saw ITV News from England training yesterday early evening and we looked extremely focused, how having a trio of coaches instead of one head coach is one of my biggest concerns but if we lose it won't be for a lack of preparation.
Justice
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Did anyone know Ben Shepherds mate is Robbie Williams 
scooter1
How soon is now?
Isn’t one of the England coaches Frank Lampard? If so I suspect the odds on an RoW victory have shortened somewhatWell today's the day.....
Let's end 6 years of hurt and bring Soccer home!
I saw ITV News from England training yesterday early evening and we looked extremely focused, how having a trio of coaches instead of one head coach is one of my biggest concerns but if we lose it won't be for a lack of preparation.
crodonilson
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Alongside Robbie and Harry Redknapp. Steve Wigley has been coaching them too.
crodonilson
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Wilshere and Scott is a class midfield pairing to be fair, good service on the wings too from Thompson and Grennan for Whyte.
crodonilson
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Desperately disappointing for a game of this magnitude.
jonny.rainbow
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Looks like they might have had a gig on that pitch.
crodonilson
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f*** yes!!
1-0
1-0
crodonilson
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Ellen White!!!!
GoingUp
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Hazard, Joe Cole and Wilshere are different gravy aren't they? Joe Cole looks like he could still do a job somewhere 
crodonilson
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Scott and White different class too. All to play for in the 2nd half.Hazard, Joe Cole and Wilshere are different gravy aren't they? Joe Cole looks like he could still do a job somewhere
ROSM
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I feel dirty for posting this but am missing football so much I am watching this.
Euros next week mind!
Euros next week mind!
Grennan’s quite handy isn’t he Crodo?!
Think Defoe and Walcott’s pace will cause the Rest of the World a lot of problems this half.
jonny.rainbow
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Frank Lampard’s stock has risen considerably with that tactical masterclass against Poch.
Christ, I’ve just turned over to this, to see Robbie Williams conjuring his inner pensioner and people I don’t know raising a trophy like it was the Jules Rimet.
But also that £15 million was raised for UNICEF.
If that feeds a few children and babies I’m all for it frankly. It’s not like the collective despots, fascists and war mongers who want to rule our world today are going to.
But also that £15 million was raised for UNICEF.
If that feeds a few children and babies I’m all for it frankly. It’s not like the collective despots, fascists and war mongers who want to rule our world today are going to.