The Music Industry Soccer Six started life at Mile End Stadium, East London. Celebrities including Jarvis Cocker, Damon Albarn, Shed Seven, Apollo440, Gene, Jamiroquai, Nick Moran and Jude Law all turned out.
Apollo 440 achieved mission impossible, beating the Shed Seven team in the final while the unforgettable sight of busty model Lindsey Dawn Mackenzie chasing Pulps’ Jarvis Cocker across the pitch topless made huge national press ! The Stars Came Out To Play and everyone knew that Soccer Six was a bit special.
Back at Mile End Stadium and over 6,000 screaming fans showed up to cheer on the stars.
Right at the height of their chart rivalry Oasis and Blur turned up to settle the score on the pitch. Jarvis Cockers’ Pulp flew in from Hawaii to play, with guest Robbie Williams. This Soccer Six though will always be remembered as the day that Liam Gallagher and Damon Albarn came face to face on the football pitch as Robbie guested for Liam in the Oasis team in their match against Damon’s Blur. But it was rockers Reef that went on to claim victory beating holders Apollo 440 in the final.
The buzz continued throughout ’96 and the demand saw Soccer Six roll across to South London. Lennox Lewis led the way with a young Jamie Theakston in goal and Bradley Walsh in defence. The already legendary afterparties reputation rose as rock n roll heavyweights – and ace footballers - Def Leppard and Iron Maiden joined the party with players from The Cult, The Damned, Sham 69, James, Texas and The Beautiful South also starring.
1997 saw Soccer Six take place in its first Football League stadium. Fulham F.C.’s famous Craven Cottage. The now coveted trophy was up for grabs again and fighting for glory were, Robbie Williams, Bur, The Prodigy, Iron Maiden, Mark Owen, Stereophonics, The Lightning Seeds, The Levellers & Shed Seven.
Damon Albarn’s beloved Chelsea had won the F.A. cup the day before and he turned up on his scooter, nursing an almighty hangover. One swift ‘hair of the dog’ later he led his Blur all-blue team gloriously to the final, beating The Levellers 4-1, that included a hat trick from Iron Maiden’s Steve Harris and a trophy presentation from actor Keith Allen.
Soccer Six returned to its spiritual home of Mile End Stadium to create a festival of football and music. Robbie Williams had assembled a fine a team of musical mercenaries although Blur, James, Ocean Colour Scene, Space, Stereophonics and Supergrass were not going to roll over.
Besides the usual streakers, ‘The Fastest Man in Pop’ sprint saw The Prodigy’s Leeroy and Dom from Reef beaten by a barefoot Finley Quaye who bagged the trophy presented by Cerys Matthews of Catatonia.
But it was the James team that raced to the final, to overcome reigning champions Blur. In true rock ‘n’ roll fashion the new title holders James went on to smash up the trophy with an axe and set fire to it during their celebratory party that invoked our first ever band suspension.
In 1999 the new trophy was unveiled at our fantastic new venue- Chelsea F.C.’s Stamford Bridge.
The Stars Came Out To Play in our biggest line up ever and over 8000 noisy fans were there to witness Robbie, Damon, Mick Hucknall, Terrorvision, Ant & Dec, Mark Owen, Fat Les, Goldie and Bush got their kits on. Non music celebrities were negotiating high profile transfers into various teams, included: Lennox Lewis, Peter Beardsley, Jamie Theakston, Chris Eubank and the cast of Lock Stock. Gail Porter, Cat Deeley and Sara Cox lit up the girl’s games.
Robbie’s team were to fall short in the final against the Fat Les team who’s founder Keith Allen was to be the hero in goal.
In true Soccer Six style the Cup was paraded through West London in Keith’s ‘Damien Hirst’ London taxi before the team celebrated at ‘Team HQ’- celebrity haunt The Groucho Club.
Until 2000, The Cup remained on show in The Groucho as many faces old and new returned to Stamford Bridge with over 10,000 fans cheering on the stars.
Robbie Williams’ team at last triumphed as goalkeeping captain Jamie Theakston hoisted The Soccer Six trophy in front of the vanquished Ant & Dec squad. Earlier Bush , Blur, Stereophonics, Jamiroquai, Massive Attack, had battled for glory with actors Jason Statham, Damian Lewis, boxer Joe Calzaghe and a dozen big name ex-pros. Rod Stewart was a Star Player and had flown in from America, scored a hat trick and ended up the tournament’s second highest scorer!
In the girls event Cat Deeley’s team including Gail Porter, Lisa Rogers, Edith Bowman, Kirsty Gallacher and scorer Helen Chamberlain emerged victorious.
In 2001 an amazing 15,000 people attended to cheer the biggest names in T.V., Sport and Entertainment.
A strong line up including Simply Red, Dermot O‘Leary, Patrick Kielty, Blur, Toploader and Five showed up. Steps and Damage sang on the live music stage on the pitch in their kits while Rod Stewarts team inspired by Bradley Walsh and managed by George Best were unable halt the impressive Ant & Dec squad winning the coveted trophy!. Dec scored several goals, Ant made some great saves including a penalty and Peter Beardsley scored twice as Ant & Dec triumphed.
As Katie Price’s team won the historic girls event with Spice Girl Emma Bunton and starring Angelica Bell and Amanda Holden it was time, due to popular demand, to head North.
The first Soccer Six up north came to Anfield home of Liverpool FC. Legendary players Ian Rush, Kenny Dalglish and John Barnes rocked up in front of 10,000 noisy fans. Westlife, Iron Maiden and The Coral had good squads but it was again a jubilant Ant & Dec who held aloft the famous trophy with Liverpool legend Ian Rush in front of The Kop beating a Graeme Sharp led So Solid Crew in the final.
It was a day to remember for Liberty X who hit number 1 in the charts but the girls trophy was won by Mis-Teeq over a Hollyoaks and Brookside squad as Alesha Dixon hugged the cup up along with her Fastest Woman in Pop gong.
Ant & Dec returned to London to seek to retain their crown for a third time. In waiting were a Vinnie Jones Hollywood team that included Jason Statham and The Sex Pistols and was managed by Dennis Wise. Blue, Damien Lewis, Goldie, Ben Shepherd, Alan Davies & Jake Humphrey all played while favourites Rod Stewarts team lost to ex champions Fat Les.
But it was a determined Westlife team led by ex England captain Bryan Robson and managed by Eamon Holmes that stole the show beating 4 times Finalists Ant & Dec 3-2 in a classic final.
Once again Mis- Teeq won the girls trophy beating Amanda Holden and Kerry Katona’s squads along the way as Alesha Dixon again won the Fastest Woman in Pop.
2003 saw the Soccer Six roadshow head to Newcastle United’s famous St. James’ Park in the first of the Trilogy. Paul Hardcastle signed up Peter Beardsley who did battle with fellow Geordie footballing Legend while The Darkness engaged the lads from VIZ. Take That’s Jason Orange signed to DJ’s Brandon Block’s team while MC Harvey and Ralf Little shone but it was boyband Blue, inspired by ex-Manchester United legend Mickey Thomas, who were to take the trophy. Local girl Michelle Heaton’s Liberty X girls were to beat the Katie Price team with help of her bandmate Jessica Taylor.
The Blue squad were on a roll and strode into Anfield Stadium full of confidence. Thousands roared on Liverpool Legends Alan Kennedy, John Barnes, Ian Rush, Ronnie Whelan and John Aldridge all part of a dozen celebrity squads. Actor Keith Allen brought along a very hungover Danny Dyer who joined fellow debutants Marvin Humes, Starsailor and Inspiral Carpets. This year will also be remembered for the ‘Elvis Presley’ Derby as a dozen lookalikes did battle in Liverpool and Everton colours. In the serious business Blue won again beating boyband One True Voice as the fantastic Angelica Bell inspired her girls team to glory.
The Music Industry Soccer Six glamour was attracting stars from the entertainment industry with actors, sports stars and models playing. Yet the musicians dominated in East London. Favourites Iron Maiden fell to previous champions Westlife who knocked out Rod Stewart’s team in the semis. In the final So Solid Crew, led by MC Harvey and Neutrino and inspired by Ralf Little took the spoils for the men. The girls really shone again with Atomic Kitten, Cheeky Girls teams starring Penny Lancaster, Katie Price & Daniella Westbrook, as again Alesha Dixon triumphed to take the silverware from West Ham Legend Sir Trevor Brooking.
So to 2004 to Goodison Park, Everton FC where Legends Neville Southall and Graeme Sharp turned out teams from Spandau Ballet, Iron Maiden, The Zutons and Goldie Looking Chain did battle. Blue brought along Marvin Humes but The Darkness managed by Robbie Fowler and Steve McManaman and starring John Aldridge were literally on fire and beat Bryan McFaddens team in the final. Abby Clancy shone for the girls with Angelica Bell as Liberty X took the cup.
Yorkshire saw intense rivalry between the actors with teams from Coronation Street, Eastenders, Hollyoaks & Emmerdale. Led by Ryan Thomas, Joe Swash and Andy Whyment they all fared well but it was Nick Pickard and Hollyoaks that reached the final beating Blazin’ Squad en route. However, with music Legends from Take That and Spandau Ballet in attendance it was fitting that Indie band The Music were victorious on penalties. Forty female celebrities showed up as the amazing Jessica Taylor and Michelle Heaton were able to retain their crown with the Liberty X.
More dance music legends joined the journey with DJs Brandon Block, Alex P and Spoony. Snowpatrol made an impressive debut while Omid Djalili, Danny Dyer and Tamer Hasan teamed up. Bryan McFadden came with a strong team that was able to overcome his old band Westlife in the semis and were to meet Radio One and in the Final who had beaten Starsailor. Chris Moyles had assembled a super team including Colin Murray, Mark Chapman, Dave Vitty, Micheal Greco and ex Man United player Lee Sharpe, as the Radio One team prevailed on penalties to take the coveted crown. Actress Charlie Brooks showed up to support over 50 female players as the girl band Clea emerged victorious.
As usual the sun shone at Soccer Six as thousands rocked up so see Razorlight debut, while Paddy McGuinness brought a Phoenix Nights squad with manager Neil Fitzmaurice. The young Phelps Twins from Harry Potter were a big hit and Lady Sovereign stole the show winning the ladies honours. The big one was won by Rod Stewarts team starring Brian McFadden , in front of girlfriend Delta Goodrem , while Rod was sick and Paul Dalglish starred for the green and white hoops as the champagne flowed.
Chris Moyles and Mark Chapman returned with Radio 1 to a noisy stadium hoping to retain their London crown. Soccer AM were looking to stop them with Tim Lovejoy, Fenners and Tubes as were players from The Office and a Chris Evans team including Gazza. But it was Iron Maidens’ legendary Steve Harris that triumphed as he scored again at his beloved Upton Park to pip Radio 1. Rowetta from Happy Mondays and Nikki Sanderson took glory for the ladies.
Broadcast live on SKY TV all weekend this World Cup themed Soccer Six was even more memorable. Not least as Jimmy Carr put forward the most unlikely team ever to cause an upset. It was not to be as an Aldo Zilli managed ‘Italy’ team starring the Kasabian boys with top scorer Serge and Joe Calzaghe pipping Justin Hawkins Darkness England team including Bez to the crown. Caprice, Michelle Dewberry, Nikki Sanderson and Michelle Heaton starred for the victorious England girls.
The rain fell, yet as always the Soccer Six sun shone and a rainbow appeared. Over a hundred celebrities battled it out for that pot of gold. Among them Max Rushden, Jeff Brazier, Scott Maslen, Tamer Hasan, Holby City and The Bill. It was Hollyoaks celebrating wildly at the end following victory over Beauty & The Geek. Nikki Sanderson again sparkled with her girls in yellow including Donatella Panayatiou ,and Liz McLarnons Atomic Kitten
Soccer Six went ‘international’ with a Welsh affair including Goldie Lookin Chain, Dirty Sanchez , Ian Rush and, Mickey Thomas. Many more made the journey from England as Lee Sharpe, 3SL , Jade Goody, Steps, Lembit Opik and The Cheeky Girls. It was left to Welsh legend Neville Southalls team to hoist the Soccer Six trophy with star man Mike McLean as Bianca Gascoignes’ team made the journey even more memorable winning the girls event.
Soccer Six went global as Babyshambles front man Pete Doherty rocked up with girlfriend Kate Moss, getting worldwide press. Though this was no publicity stunt, the boy could actually play ball. In his way of glory were rivals Razorlight and teams including Simon Jordan, Nick Moran and Danny Dyer. Meanwhile Bianca was glorious in a great girls turnout of Shipwrecked, Liberty X and Wags Boutique. Yet it was Pete’s final as he stroked home the only goal from a Frank McAvennie pass to defeat DJ Spoony
On a poignant and emotional day in Soccer Six history the Stars Came Out To Play. Danny Jones and Russell Howard brought strong McFly and comedy teams as Dean Saunders and Brendan Cole debuted. Amy Winehouse arrived to support Pete Doherty who had hidden the trophy but it wasn’t to be his again as Faithless beat his Babyshambles in the final. Pixie Geldof steered her girls team to victory over Jade Goodys’ team and a true rock n roll Soccer Six went down as an unforgettable and historic day.
In a tournament dedicated to Terry Abery, fittingly controversy ensued as two celebrity male players streaked and a girls models team whipped off their tops in the final. It was all good fun but in the mens tournament Gordon Smart and Serge Pizzorno came to win, signing Tony Cottee. Nicholas Hoult and The Hoosiers debuted as Comedians Noel Fielding , Lee Mack and Russell Howard starred - reaching the semis falling to McFly, with goals from Danny, Harry & Tom. But they were unable to beat Gordon & Serge in the final who took the trophy off to the afterparty where Dirty Sanchez were causing chaos.
Back to the glamour of The Bridge to relive the halcyon days with another huge crowd and over 50 celebrity girls including Tulisa. Michelle, Bianca, Caprice and Cleopatra. JLS and The Inbetweeners were the crowd favourites, Danny Dyer and Tamer Hasan saw red cards. Pete was sick, Carl Barat wore his Arsenal top and Neville Southall was outstanding for The Libertines team. He managed to thwart the Soccer AM onslaught as they lifted the trophy and made for the afterparty at The Embassy led by Joe Calzaghe.
World Cup fever gripped the UK as big names, fans and media all got into it. Soccer Six had a real buzz as legends David Baddiel & Omid Djalili rocked up joining over 40 celebrity girls. Stacey Solomon, Kierston Wareing, Kaya Scodelario shone with star player Chelcee Grimes as Tulisa hoisted the trophy while her NDUBZ band mates looked on. Olly Murs’ team starring Gordon Smart, Lethal Bizzle and Tinchy Stryder were hot favourites with The Wanted, McFly and The Coral but were shocked as Jeff Braziers’ X Factor team amazingly won the trophy.
Times they were a changin’ as was Soccer Six that summer as the content and event became more flexible. An invitation from legendary promoter Vince Power to stage an event at his Bob Dylan headlined Hop Farm Festival with 20,00 people was an interesting proposition. Everybody loved the weekend, the chance to involve Soccer Six legend Pete Doherty and hang out backstage around Blondie, Van Morrison and Ray Davies was taken. Neville Southall, Lee Sharpe and Marcus Mumford starred as Noah & The Whale beat Mumford & Sons for glory
A plethora of big names returned to South East London with Soccer Six Legends including The Darkness, Omid Djalili, Michelle Heaton & Sam Fox while E17 frontman Tony Mortimer turned out with his band mates. Oritse JLS returned managing girl band VIDA. Chip, Wretch 32, MC Target & Tinchy Stryder all came strong and but were unable to stop actors Waterloo Road march to the Final. Waiting for them was Joe Calzaghes’ team with Shayne Ward and Gordon Smart who were to deliver the knockout blow and triumph.
Over 10,000 saw politician Alistair Campbell generate worldwide press following fisticuffs with pop stars The Wanted. Michelle Keegan, Chloe Madeley, Bianca Gascoigne & Lauren Goodger looked on amused. Sonny Jay and his Lovable Rogues had caned the hotel pre-party and were too fragile to care. Meanwhile Mark Wright and his shadow James Argent made the final within Ben Drews’ Plan B team. But Coleen Nolan watched on as her sons Jake Roche & Shane, emerged victorious thanks to actors Tom Hopper, Bradley James & Eoin Macken in the BBC Merlin team.
BBC Merlin, Joe Calzaghe & Nathan Cleverly hit East London. Jake Wood brought Eastenders with Shane Ritchie in goal as The Inbetweeners entertained. Lee Mack, Omid Djalili, Milton Jones & Terry Alderton starred for the Comedy Squad as Maxi Priests’ Reggae Boys, with Scorcher & MC Target, shone. The TOWIE boys, Sonny Jay & Lovable Rogues showed as indie band You Me At Six reached the Final. Waiting was Hammer Danny Dyer- unwilling for ‘liberties’ on his manor – with Tamer Hasan & DJ Lonyo Engele - who fulfilled a dream win before celebrating with girls Champions Bianca Gascoigne & Chelcee Grimes.
Danny Dyer, Tamer Hasan, Sonny Jay, Loveable Rogues, Lucien Lavinscount & Anthony Costa headed North for notorious weekend partying. The Hollyoaks boys always excelled in the stadium and bar and were joined by Coronation Street, Shameless & Eastenders. Memories were made as BBC Merlin beat Danny Dyers team 10-9 on pens in the semis as Merlin’s star Colin Morgan drove them to glory over District 3. Coleen Nolan oversaw Chelcee Grimes star in the women’s tournament as the boys teams looked on in awe.
The You Tube influencer genre was growing - as major stars Joe Chapman, Zoella, Joe Sugg and Alfie Deyes got involved. Scores of girls including Josie Gibson, Brooke Kinsella & Nikki Grahame showed with soul Legends Misha B & Melissa Bell but Sinittas’ team were to triumph. Comic Lee Nelson was banned by the FA while peers Omid Djalili, Terry Alderton & Milton jones couldn’t stop Jake Wood & Shane Ritchies’ Eastenders team reaching the Final. The grime scene was also represented with Tinchy Stryder, Devlin & Dappy also starring. But it was team Chip who beat Eastenders earning the champagne at the hotel afterparty.
Ex Bolton star Fabrice Muamba was guested with boxer Amir Khan, actress Chelsee Healey and Dragons Den star Duncan Bannantyne. An all day party started backstage with Frankie Cocozza, Chris Mahoney and Jake Quikenden performing. On the pitch the trophies were being keenly contested. Bianca Gascoigne & Chelsee Healey bagged the womens gong early to glam up for the afterparty as James Lockes’ TOWIE Essex boys couldn’t stop X Factor reaching the Final. Dappy signed footballer Lee Sharpe & Beau Abery in vain as Mark Wright’s team marched past them and X Factor to glory as sister Jessica Wright and girlfriend Michelle Keegan cheered.
The impressive indoor David Beckham Academy had started to host spring and winter Soccer Six events as queues would form half a mile back to O2 from early morning. Previous legends Pete Doherty & Sonny Jay showed up with stars from TOWIE & Geordie Shore as new stars in the making HRVY, Joel Corry & Scarlxrd hung out with up and coming ili, Jake Boys, Bars & Melody, Mollie Rainford, Lydia Lucy & Anais Gallagher. The Stars were still coming out to play as another exciting era took shape.
Some of the worlds biggest influencers rocked up. The F2 Freestylers of Billy Wingrove & Jeremy Lynch were inspiring a generation of boys while You Tube superstar KSI signed James Arthur & You Me At Six frontman Josh Franceschi. Dappy, Wretch 32 & Maverick Sabre appeared amid a real buzz as Ella Eyre & Nina Nesbitt arrived. Bianca Gascoigne greeted Sam Bailey finding girls glory as Brian McFadden, Tamer Hasan, Omid Djalili commandeered The Dark Destroyer Shaun Wallace from The Chase. It was to no avail as Olly Murs beat Mark Wright, Elliot Wright and sidekick James Argent in the final - dubbed The Essex Derby.
Comedian Jon Richardson was to star making an emotional debut at his beloved stadium . Another debutant, singer Lydia Lucy, was to win the girls silverware as the boys tournament was hotting up. James Arthur signed footballing Legend Benito Carbone while Andy Samuels, Jake Boys and Adam Waithe kept up recent You Tube antics. But it was to play out as a local Yorkshire affair in the final. Actor Adam Thomas had assembled a squad from Emmerdale with help of their friends from MTV and it was they who were to maintain local pride - beating Indie band The Pigeon Detectives, themselves also avid Leeds United fans.
The entertainment world was changing but The Stars Came Out To Play for a new twist, as Soccer Sixfest. Returning to Mile End halcyon days over 5,000 screaming fans showed. A huge buzz preceded and with dodgems a Helter Skelter a unique festival vibe was reborn. Epitomising the time Aussie music comedy act The Janoskians flew in mid tour amid mass hysteria. The press showed up in force as Louis Spence, Rachel Riley & Amy Childs created iconic images. HRVY, Bars & Melody, Dappy, James Arthur et al caused a stir but a fitting finale saw the crazy Janoskians resume their tour and - in true Soccer Six fashion - fly out on their private plane with the trophy.
In a transitional year, artists and content providers were finding their audiences. As usual in Burnley partying took centre stage as a wide variety of stars rocked up from The Game of Thrones to Ibiza Weekender, Joey Essex to Ray Quinn. The headlines belonged to talented musical acts. Louisa Johnson was star player and performer, as the Soccer Six family encouraged her special talent. Fresh from two number one singles with John Newman and Soccer Six star Ella Eyre, plus a number 1 album, it was Rudimental that proved they could really play ball and music by bagging the men’s silverware beating Joey Essex to glory.
The traditional eclectic mix of stars in Soccer Six attendees continued with championing young talent and music at its’ heart. Stars as diverse as Game of Thrones and Storage Wars attended with a young Eastenders star Max Bowden. Ray Quinn turned out while Rough Copy and BAM played the live stage as the sensational Soccer Six prodigal daughter Louisa Johnson again delivered a stunning performance. Appropriately on the pitch the strong musical theme thrived. A new unique artist Maverick Sabre assembled a team who pipped Indie band The Vaccines to the crown and departed with happy memories, a big shiny trophy and a place on the coveted Soccer Six Rock n Roll of Honour.
Another Soccer Sixfest saw segways n’ sunshine as an array of stars bombed around in a record turn-out of musicians. While many key You Tubers attended the event really watered its musical roots with over 100 multi-genre artists attending. HRVY was another emerging superstar while Louisa Johnson looked the star she was about to become - winning X Factor mentored by Rita Ora. The football was equally buzzy as Dappy won silverware defeating TOWIE. Rufus Taylor from rock royalty Queen stock starred for The Darkness overcoming Diamond Days for another rock event gong while This Feeling beat XFM in the Indie industry tournie where Jack Jones of Trampolene shone.
CUP were made an Official Event Partner of the Queen Elizabeth Park, showcasing the legacy, 4 years after the 2012 Olympic Games - opening the adjacent Community Stadium with a Soccer Six event. Sadiq Khan was to appear and again The Stars Came Out To Play that year. Old faves The Janoskians flew in while Dappy, FIFA Manny and players from MTV, The Apprentice, Kiss FM, Goggle Box & Geordie Shore attended. In the tournaments The Janoskians were pipped on penalties by Big Brother while music superstars Rudimental triumphed over MTV with The London Stadium backdrop , testament to The Olympic Games.
Following previous You Tube heavyweights attending the fans- Soccer Sixers – wanted more. A new social media phenomenon – vines – attracted two of the worlds’ biggest from the USA, brothers Nash & Hayes Grier. Scores of fans greeted them at Heathrow and camped outside their Camden apartment. Hysteria ensued on the day as Nash Grier scored goals at will, beating The Apprentice in the semis. Ironically it was the brothers from pop band Room 94 that proved too strong nabbing the trophy if not the attention from Nash. The girls final was a feisty affair with Maisie Smith, Lydia Lucy, Gabz & Annabelle Davis overcoming Saffron Barker & Anastasia Kingsnorth.
A new golden era began with a strong musical origin return as over 50 band squads, with 500 players, showed up in the biggest gathering of musos ever assembled for a tournament. While the networking and football was immense the music resonated as the live stage created new heroes with the iconic Canary Wharf backdrop. On the pitch Lorraine Stanley & Emily Capel starred while Mallory Knox edged out The Darkness for the rock title. In one of many tournaments This Feeling & XFM excelled in the indie industry event while the Main honours went to Tom Grennan who scored as they overcame Milburn to create Soccer Six history and pave the way for the next generation.
After an unexpected pandemic pause, demand saw the event ease back and return to Mile
End Stadium with a real Soccer Sixfest vibe. Once again over a hundred musicians &
celebrities rocked up along with a new wave of influencers that had sprung up during
lockdown. Live music featured with Nick Capaldi, Muddy Elephant & Cassa while Next Gen
Soccer Six finalists The Assist and winners The Chase performed on stage in their football kit
! The main silverware was won by Dappy of NDUBZ who overcame rapper Mic Righteous’
team that included his World Boxing champion brother Takaloo and with actors Alex
Walkinshaw & Bobby Brazier also playing with legendary musician Steve Norman of
Spandau Ballet. In many ways the girls stole the show with singer Kele Le Roc on hand to
guide new shining stars Abbie McCarthy, Katie Owen & Louise Schofield.
The fantastic vibe and renewed excitement was to inspire the Soccer Six creators to feel another golden era beckoning and begin
to plot their historic 30th anniversary reunion in 2025…
