Popular former Leicester, Saracens, Wasps, Worcester and Newcastle fly-half Andy Goode could be making a return to the pitch after he threw down a challenge to his twitter followers.
London Cornish RFC have persuaded the former England international, who won 17 caps for his country, to play again if they can raise £10,000 for the Matt Hampson foundation.
The @LCRFC lads are walking Hadrians Wall for the @Hambofoundation! I’ll play a game for them when they raise £10k https://t.co/IGtuNjY0y7
— Andy Goode (@AndyGoode10) May 4, 2017
They’ve already raised over £2,500 towards the goal, which if met would see Goode come out of retirement for the second time.
A group of the club’s “Dukes” have decided to undertake the 84 mile long ‘Hadrian’s Wall Path’, walking from one side of the country to the other, to raise funds for the Matt Hampson Foundation.
They’re going to do it in just three days, covering more than a marathon distance every day across the Pennines…. ouch!
Donate here: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/DukesdoHadriansWall
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Giles Beeby
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Simon Burns
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Ollie Chapman
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Rob Graham
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Allan Overton
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David Overton
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Tom Parsons
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Sam Steer
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James Whitehead
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