Liam Payne rented out entire football stadium to train for Soccer Aid

OHMYGOSSIP — Liam Payne rented an entire football stadium to train for this year’s ‘Soccer Aid’.
The former One Direction star leased Billericay FC’s ground to practice for the charity football tournament – which will be co-hosted by Dermot O’Leary and Alex Scott – during which he will captain the England XI opposite Usain Bolt’s World XI on 12 June on ITV.
Liam asked his pal, former Nottingham Forest defender Greg Halford, who now plays for Billericay, if he would be able to rent out the stadium.
An insider told The Sun newspaper’s Bizarre column: “Liam asked Greg on the off-chance him and some pals could use the pitch and Greg got the wheels in motion.
“He didn’t look too bad considering he has been telling people he’s nervous to be captaining England in such a big game.
“Him and his mates got stuck in and he was left with a bleeding knee but no lasting damage. Liam looked in good nick.”
Earlier this week, Liam gave his Instagram followers a taste of his workout regime ahead of playing in ‘Soccer Aid’ alongside the likes of Tom Grennan, Martin Compston, Lucien Laviscount, Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher and Joe Cole in aid of UNICEF.
Speaking about the annual charity match – which was created by pop singer Robbie Williams and his pal Jonathan Wilkes in 2006 – Liam said during an Instagram Live: “I’ve been doing some training, getting ready for England.
“Come on England! How does a man that doesn’t play football, captain the England team?
“It’s a big query for all of us isn’t it, but we’re going to find out. It’s been a stressful one learning to play football actually, but it’s been a lot of fun. I’m looking forward to the game.”

Source: VacationHunter.Online

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