The bracelet causing a stir on Twitter :lol:

 

 

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Amazing amount of money raised , gets better year by year . I think Rob was shocked when he saw the figure .

This is such an amazing cause! Great game!

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Sad news for sure.

 

Anyway, happy to see one more note between Johnny and Rob.

Very sad -he was a great England Manager

He always had a great big smile on his face , May he RIP.

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SOCCER AID FOR UNICEF, OLD TRAFFORD, MANCHESTER, SUNDAY 15 JUNE.

This year’s Soccer Aid line up is bigger and better than ever! Manchester United legends Wayne Rooney, Gary Neville and Paul Scholes return to Old Trafford, which will also see One Direction star Louis Tomlinson and 2024 Player of the Match Steven Bartlett join a stacked squad full of new faces including Joe Hart and Angry Ginge. 

Ex-Lionesses stars Toni Duggan and Steph Houghton make their Soccer Aid debuts joining Jill Scott to bolster England’s ranks against a Soccer Aid World XI lineup that flaunts Euro 2020 winner Leonardo Bonucci, Nadia Nadim, Diamond and fan favourite Lee Mack. 

There is nothing quite like watching Soccer Aid for UNICEF live! Buy your tickets today and be part of the action at Old Trafford on Sunday June 15. 

The live show will be hosted by UNICEF UK Ambassador Dermot O’Leary, who will be joined once again by UNICEF UK High Profile Supporter, Alex Scott. 

Stay tuned for more huge announcements coming soon, including a spectacular half time show! 

SOCCER AID PLAYER PROFILES COMING SOON…

Hopefully Robbie will be there 😎

Soccer Aid line-up as Wayne Rooney lands shock new manager job

Wayne Rooney returns to the pitch after another attempt at retirement, this time to play for and co-manage Soccer Aid's charity England team alongside boxer Tyson Fury.

Wayne Rooney will be England's Player-Manager at this year's UNICEF's Soccer Aid, shocking fans after Plymouth Argyle disaster (

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By Tahira Ali

Wayne Rooney is coming out of retirement to play for and co-manage Soccer Aid's charity England team alongside boxer Tyson Fury. Ex England forward Rooney, 39, is putting his boots back on to play in the team's annual match, which raises money for children's aid charity UNICEF. Former heavyweight champion of the world Fury, who announced he had retired from boxing earlier this year, also said he has not ruled out substituting himself in during the charity competition. Fury, 36, said: "Tyson Fury: England manager. Who would ever have thought it? I have had some big fights in my career and the prospect of leading my England team to victory this June fills me with just as much excitement as any heavyweight fight".

Tyson Fury and Wayne Rooney will co-manage England for UNICEF'S Soccer Aid which takes place at Old Trafford on Sunday the 15th of June. (

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"Everyone knows that I am a huge Manchester United fan too, so it's even more special for me that the game is at Old Trafford this year - and I get to manage one of my heroes, Wayne Rooney. How can we lose? The work UNICEF does all around the world is so special and so important. I really hope that you can come along and support us this summer."

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Rooney said: "I enjoyed the last time I was involved at Soccer Aid so much that when the call came for the 2025 match it was a really easy decision! I’m a big boxing fan, so to do it alongside Tyson Fury is fantastic. It really sums up how brilliant Soccer Aid is. We have this in common: we’ll both be taking it incredibly seriously! Obviously it’s great to lace-up the old boots again – and see some old friends – but the cause is the real reason we are doing this. UNICEF needs our help. So, I promise we’ll put on a show for you this June if you buy your tickets to help raise money for UNICEF and for children around the world".

Confirmed to play, Louis Tomlinson has recently been rumoured to be dating ex Love Islander and ex-of-Sam Thompson, Zara McDermott (

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Hooray!

Love Socceraid 😃

and it's the biggest charity football match in the world now?

absolutely amazing

It is amazing what Rob and Jonny have created with Soccer Aid. They can be very proud.

I love when it's at Old Trafford , just a great atmosphere & huge amounts of money raised ⚽

and they're up to £106m raised now -that is staggering 😎

Technically there is no tour date on June 15 and he must be in UK so... :)

But I still remember about FIFA World Club Cup in LA, so it's interesting how they they will figure out it.

Should I combine Soccer Aid threads?

Maybe after this event.