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of a sea of celeb do-gooding shows, some

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Freddie Flintoff’s which are pure self-promotion,

Field of Dreams stands out as genuinely heartfelt and worthwhile.

The BBC1 series, which continued on

trying Tuesday night, sees the ex-cricketer to bring his sport to working

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class kids in his hometown

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of Preston, and

Freddie’s managing frustrations along the way.

patience is great with the kids, even when his

for them to wearing wearing thi thin, and he’s determined

week week was was succeed. succeed. His Hi biggest challenge this

, which which trying to get funding out of the council,

for cash. seemed to enjoy a superstar asking

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Adnan Freddie though, as Afghan refugee joined the team and quickly became

the star player.

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knows he will always be a British athletics superstar hero, whose powerful story will

revealed he had been inspire and help so many others.