Keep Your Eye On The Ball
Did you know that testicular cancer is the most common form of cancer to affect men aged between 15 and 44 – just longer than the average career span of a footballer!
The Keep Your Eye On The Ball campaign was launched in 2000 in association with The FA and The PFA and is now celebrating its 10 year anniversary raising awareness and funds in the football community to stamp out male cancer.
World Cup Fever!
So it wasn't England's year this World Cup but you can still show your support for Everyman by having a look at our fundraising ideas!
Check out the Big Balls Quiz to test your knowledge of the beautiful game or click here to have a look at our other fundraising ideas.
Terry Venables’ all time fantasy England Team
Terry Venables is supporting our 2010 campaign by helping us launch our very own fantasy football competition. Terry picked his all time fantasy England XI from World Cup players from 1966 to 2010.
This competition is now over but you can still download our player list and use your tactical genius to try and match Terry Venables' England dream team. His team will be announced on Wednesday with the name of the winner so watch this space! Click here for more details.
Keep Your Eye On The Ball Run 2010
The Keep Your Eye On The Ball Run is an annual event where men from across the UK dig out their shorts and trainers to run 5K or 10K, raising vital funds for Everyman's research into male cancers. Check out the details for this year's event which takes place on Sunday 6th June in Victoria Park, London and our debut run in Sheffield at the Rother Valley Country Park on Sunday 18 July.
Teddy shows off his ball skills for Everyman
Teddy Sheringham was the face of our 2009 campaign. His first call-up was to star in a ballsy advert calling for men to keep an eye on their balls while he shows how he keeps an eye on his own! Teddy was a real sport filming the ad and we hope you enjoy it as much as we do...
Jason Cundy's Charity All-Stars match
2009 also saw the launch of Everyman patron Jason Cundy’s Charity All-Stars 5-a-side match. The talkSPORT presenter and ex-Premiership star assembled a selection of celebrities to battle it out in a 5-a-side match, also featuring Everyman supporters, to raise awareness of testicular cancer.
The celebs who played included Martin Offiah, ex Liverpool player Phil Babb, Anthony Costa from boyband Blue and TV presenter Giles Vickers Jones. Premier League referee, Peter Walton, was on hand to keep the players in line while Jason’s wife Lizzie added a touch of glamour to the event!
To see pictures of the event and for more information about Keep Your Eye On The Ball please visit us at www.keepyoureyeontheball.org
