Bumper crowd at Fakenham charity football match help raise £3,500 for Macmillan
Help Delete Cancer FC. Back row, fourth from left, Marlon Harewood. Back row, far right, Dan Osborne. Front row, left, Harry Cottenden, right, Paul Konchesky. Picture: Alan Palmer - Credit: Archant
A bumper crowd of 162 people watched ex-professional footballers and reality TV stars battle it out at a charity football match.
Footballers Paul Konchesky and Marlon Harewood were among the stars at the third game organised by City College Norwich student Harry Cottenden, 18, who founded the team, Help Delete Cancer FC, to take part.
The game at Fakenham Town’s ground on Suunday, April 8 raised £3,500 for Macmillan.
Help Delete Cancer FC were pitted against Macmillan FC at 1pm, and AFC Macmillan at 3pm, and won both games 9-0.
The teenager tweeted afterwards: “Best day of my life. Two stunning trophies won. Shared the pitch with 22 of my heroes.”
You may also want to watch:
Alex Walpole, former manager of Fakenham Town, also played. He said on social media: “Surreal day, playing on the same team as Paul Konchesky and Marlon Harewood. Well done to @CottendenHdc for organising everything. You should be proud of yourself.”
Most Read
- 1 Rugby club left 'frustrated' after finding dog mess on their pitch
- 2 Vandals leave £80,000 trail of destruction in car park
- 3 Norfolk to get rapid Covid test sites - to find people without symptoms
- 4 Surgery turns away people asking for 'spare' Covid vaccines
- 5 'She was a fighter'- Tributes to music-loving Kelsey, 27
- 6 Man who died in west Norfolk crash named
- 7 Grab your binoculars to see the Moon, Mars and Uranus together
- 8 Man in 20s dies and three hurt as Audi crashes into wall
- 9 Is your surname on this list? You could inherit a fortune
- 10 Free art classes from award-winning artist on offer