Airdrie & Coatbridge Advertiser

Tickets on sale for charity game

Souness and Lennon all set for our big match

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Ross Owen is also getting behind the Advertiser’s all-star charity football match in aid of St Andrew’s Hospice.

The radio presenter has recruited some big names to star alongside football legends Graeme Souness, Neil Lennon and Ally McCoist on June 2.

Still Game duo Scott Reid – who plays Methadone Mick – and Matt Costello, who made his name as“Stevie the bookie”will be taking to the field alongside Rab Buchanan, who played Andy in cult flick Gregory’s Girl.

Band of Brothers actor Robin Laing and Outlander star Scott Kyle will also take to the Excelsior pitch.

Scots Colin McCreadie (Taggart), Kevin Guthrie (Sunshine on Leith) and River City trio Stephen McCole, Stephen Purdon and Jordan Young will also line up.

Ross has been delighted with the response so far:“It’s been great. It’s a big thing for the area and I’m sure there will be a huge turnout. I’d encourage everyone to come out and back such a great cause!”

The celebrity interviewe­r is confident of adding some more big names to the squad before kick-off.

Ross added:“I’m talking to people about it all the time and have put some requests out on social media. My motto is,‘if you don’t ask, you don’t get!’”

Tickets are available from Excelsior Stadium and cost £10 for adults and £5 for under-16s and concession­s. See page 31 for more details.

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Helping hand for the hospice Legends Graeme Souness and Neil Lennon Bob on board Stephen Purdon who stars as Bob in River City Star turn Scott Reid as Still Game’s Methadone Mick
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