Jill Scott

Obviously, the main thing is that we're going to try and raise as much money.

for sport relief as possible so I think my answer was going to be yes and then I seen the challenge I was like 400 miles Wembley Stadium to Sunderland I was like in a car they're like no it's going to be running and cycling so

Yeah, I think the first day we're doing 120 miles.

So basically it'll stop at all the clubs that I've played for.

So it'll go Wembley to Villa and then we will cycle to Everton, then run 37 miles to Man City and then cycle 100 miles and then do a marathon to end with to Sunderland.

So hopefully I'll make it.

Yeah, I think I'll be able to take breaks, but I need to try and get through as much as possible.

But you know what?

I think sometimes people look at it and they think, well, you've been an athlete, but...

As a footballer, if we ever did like, so say, for example, I had to do a top up session in the week, you would usually go out and do like a 5k run.

And this was going back there.

Then I could probably do it in 20 minutes.

I couldn't do that now.

But I've never really like ran long distances, you know, in terms of like going out for a long run because we're football training.

So I've had to really try and kind of

like build that up and now I'm carrying a few old football injuries so it's been quite difficult.

But even then when I speak about doing running when I was younger I only ever ran 1500 meters that that was my race and

People go, well, you won the London Mini Marathon, but I think it was like three miles.

So this is just a completely different world.

So, yeah, I think it's going to be one of them.