Stars line up for Soccer Aid

Pop star Robbie Williams and celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay today unveiled their line-ups for Soccer Aid.

Mon, 15 May, 2006 - 08:17
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Pop star Robbie Williams and celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay today unveiled their line-ups for Soccer Aid.

Port Vale fan Robbie captains the England team, which is managed by past England boss Terry Venables.

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CourtsEntertainmentHeathrowPlace: GlasgowPlace: Old TraffordPlace: South AfricaPlace: DurbanPlace: ScotlandPerson: Robbie WilliamsPerson: Gordon RamsayPerson: RobbiePerson: Terry VenablesPerson: Ruud GullitPerson: Jonathan WilkesPerson: Ben ShephardPerson: Jamie TheakstonPerson: Ronnie O’SullivanPerson: David SeamanPerson: Tony AdamsPerson: Paul GascoignePerson: John BarnesPerson: Eddie IrvinePerson: Tony BlairPerson: Alistair CampbellPerson: David CampesePerson: Brian McFaddenPerson: Gianfranco ZolaPerson: Marcel DesaillyPerson: David GinolaPerson: Lothar MatthausPerson: WilliamsPerson: GullitPerson: Sara CoxPerson: David GrayPerson: Bradley WalshPerson: Damian LewisPerson: Angus DeaytonPerson: KellyPerson: Jamie RedknappPerson: Les FerdinandPerson: Patrick KieltyPerson: Ben JohnsonPerson: Alastair CampbellPerson: Craig DoylePerson: Alessandro NivolaEvent: German World CupOrganisation: Soccer AidOrganisation: Port ValeOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: Glasgow RangersOrganisation: ChelseaOrganisation: Newcastle UnitedOrganisation: GMTVOrganisation: ITV1Organisation: UNICEFOrganisation: AidsOrganisation: Venables’Organisation: ITV2Organisation: Radio 1Organisation: England team
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