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Stars turn out in force to support Del
Les Ferdinand, in red, in action at The White Lion on Saturday
Les Ferdinand, in red, in action at The White Lion on Saturday

The stars came out for joint Edgware Town boss Del Deanus on Saturday.

And so did the fans.

Former England heroes Les Ferdinand and Paul Merson were among the ex-professionals to play in the pro-am celebrity football match at the White Lion, which was watched by a crowd of almost 1,500.

The game was organised in aid of Deanus, 34, who has Motor Neurone Disease.

A number of top semi-pros from local clubs also took to the field for the fun match.

The team of non-leaguers won the game 6-4.

8:31am Tuesday 13th May 2008


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