Charity ride honors Sir Bobby Charlton, raises funds for youth football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 6:38 AM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
John Sheils, a close friend of the late Sir Bobby Charlton, is completing a charity cycle through all 92 English and Welsh football clubs. The ride, named the Beautiful Game Tour, aims to support grassroots football for children and underprivileged communities. Sheils emphasizes Charlton's lasting impact on youth coaching and community engagement. The event coincides with the 60th anniversary of England's World Cup victory, a title Charlton played a key role in securing. Sheils hopes to raise at least £5,000 to allow more children access to football opportunities before the tour concludes at Middlesbrough FC on August 9.
- •John Sheils began the Beautiful Game Tour on June 11.
- •The ride covers 88 football grounds in England and four in Wales.
- •Sheils has raised approximately £5,000 for the charity.
- •Charlton's legacy includes establishing the Bobby Charlton Soccer Schools.
- •The tour ends on August 9 at Middlesbrough FC.
- 6:38 AMYahoo Sports — 'Sir Bobby Charlton was an unbelievable mentor'
"A close friend of Sir Bobby Charlton is cycling thousands of miles to raise money for grassroots football.
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