Andy here is plotting a fortnight-long whistle-stop tour of all 92 League club grounds where he will complete 1,000 keepie-uppies at each one - a feat he expects to complete in 15 minutes
FOOTBALL CHARITY CHALLENGE: Andy Cranch is raising money by completing 1,000 keepie-uppies at all 92 Football League clubs Andy Cranch is plotting a whistle-stop tour of all 92 League club grounds where he will complete 1,000 keepie-uppies at each one. He will start at Cambridge United's Abbey Stadium on May 9 and hopes to raise £7,000 forHis fortnight-long challenge will see him head south, dip into Wales and then travel north, before finishing at Ipswich Town’s Portman Road on May 20.
"It’s an institution in this part of the world. EACH has touched, helped and supported so many people and if I can do anything to help, then I most definitely will. Andy, who will be joined by wife Ali, was on the books at Exeter City as a youngster before drifting into non-league football and playing for Histon, Cambridge City, Shelford and Ely City. He is player-manager of the Over-55 England Veterans and represented England’s Seniors at the 2022 World Cup, in Thailand.
Her dad calculated there were 7.1 million key workers so it would take 96 years. Instead, she asked others to join her and do their own keepie-uppies - Andy completed more than a million.
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