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Everyone's favourite is back.

 

http://socceraid.unicef.org.uk/

 

http://socceraid.unicef.org.uk/players.html

 

England

 

Joining the England team this year is One Direction's Louis Tomlinson, popstar Olly Murs, actor Damian Lewis, TV personality and Heart FM radio host Mark Wright, pop star and presenter Marvin Humes plus television presenters Paddy McGuinness and Ben Shephard. Dusting off their boots once again will be comedians Jack Whitehall and John Bishop, McFly's Danny Jones, with TV Presenter and Heart FM DJ Jamie Theakston in goal.

 

The ex-players taking to the pitch for England represent some of the greatest names in English footballing history: Robbie Fowler, Jamie Carragher, Phil Neville, Sol Campbell, David Seaman, Jermain Defoe, Danny Murphy and Kieron Dyer.

 

Jose Mourinho will manage the team, assisted by Unicef UK Ambassador Robbie Williams and Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce. Bradley Walsh returns as the moral-boosting England coach.

 

REST OF THE WORLD

 

England is taking on The Rest of the World squad which is managed by Leicester City's Claudio Ranieri with One Direction's Niall Horan as Assistant Manager.

 

The international legends stepping up to suport Unicef under Ranieri are Ronaldinho, Cafu, Jaap Stam, Dimitar Berbatov, Edgar Davids, Samuel Eto'o, Fabio Cannavaro and Dida.

 

Unicef UK Ambassador and actor Michael Sheen is team captain, backed up on the pitch by popstar and presenter Nicky Byrne, Kasabian guitarist Sergio Pizzorno, Glee actor Matthew Morrison, Game of Thrones' Iwan Rheon, Coronation Street's Shayne Ward and presenters Rickie Haywood-Williams and Sean Fletcher. Legendary jockey Sir AP McCoy and former rugby stars Thom Evans and Gareth Thomas are also part of the team along with returning goalkeeper Patrick Kielty.

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Imagine paying to give up your Sunday night and watch this toss, man.

 

Imagine being Clive Tyldesley and genuinely getting excited when Olly Murs nearly scores a goal.

I mean all the money goes to charity, it'd probably be a laugh, and it beats staying inside is doing fuck all :lol:

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Imagine paying to give up your Sunday night and watch this toss, man.

 

Imagine being Clive Tyldesley and genuinely getting excited when Olly Murs nearly scores a goal.

I mean all the money goes to charity, it'd probably be a laugh, and it beats staying inside is doing f*** all :lol:

 

Just sit at home, text the number, then turn over, shirley?

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