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UNICEF Soccer Aid Event

Asked for a cast list for the UNICEF Soccer aid event, the PMOS said that it would comprise of the following:

England celebrities: Robbie Williams, Jamie Theakston, Bradley Walsh, Jonathan Wilkes, Ben Shephard, Ronnie O’Sullivan, Damian Lewis, Angus Deayton, Dean Lennox Kelly, David Gray

England legends: David Seaman, Tony Adams, Paul Gascoigne, Jamie Redknapp, Les Ferdinand, John Barnes

England Manager and staff: Terry Venables, Ted Buxton, David Geddis

Rest of the World (ROW) celebrities: Gordon Ramsay, David Campese, Patrick Kielty, Michael Greco, Ben Johnson, Sergei Fedorov, Brian Mcfadden, Alastair Campbell, Craig Doyle, Alessandro Nivola

ROW legends: Gianfranco Zola, Marcel Desailly, David Ginola, Dunga, Lothar Matthaus, Peter Schmeichel, Diego Maradona

ROW Manager and staff: Ruud Gullit, Gus Poyet

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