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Homeless footballers dream of winning World Cup place

William Lee from Charlton Athletic Community Scheme Solutions, footballers Daniel Swales, Nathan Fagg, Paul McDonald and activity development worker Richard Barnard. Picture: GERRY WHITTAKER
William Lee from Charlton Athletic Community Scheme Solutions, footballers Daniel Swales, Nathan Fagg, Paul McDonald and activity development worker Richard Barnard. Picture: GERRY WHITTAKER

FIVE football fanatics are hoping their fancy footwork will score them a place on England’s Homeless World Cup team.

The five, from the Canterbury-based Scrine Foundation, have made it through the regional trials and will go through to the next stage of the selection process.

Daniel Swales, 22, Aaron Rainieri, 26, Nathan Rook, 23, Nathan Fagg, 18, and Paul McDonald, 23, are all homeless and play for the charity in several football leagues.

For full story, see this week's Kentish Gazette.

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