Jill Scott

as a young girl, it gives us a sense of belonging and there's just so many kids out there that don't have that start in life and they feel lonely, they feel disconnected and I think back and I just want to use this challenge to say a massive thank you to the community that kind of got me through my journey and got me to live out my wildest dreams and I would like every child to be given that opportunity and

I recently went and visited a community hub that was right next to my mum's house.

It's called SNIP.

I wrote it down, Southwick Neighbourhood Youth Project, just so I got it right.

And basically the work they do, they have like 50 kids playing football on a night.

And when the kids go away, the family come and they get food and stuff like that.

And you just don't even know that there's so many people that are struggling to put food on the table for the family.

So...

Sport relief really helped with that.

And as I say, that's the main reason I'm doing this.

Yeah, OK, I might be in pain for five days, but if we can help families, help young kids, it'll mean the world.

No, I didn't at all.

And I feel like the girls have deserved that title in terms of, I think they've been really consistent with the way that they've played over the years, but just haven't been able to get it over the line.

But no, just so happy for them, like seeing Alex Greenwood, Bernie Shaw, Lauren Hemp, obviously,

Coombs is retiring as well.

We had her on our podcast recently and I was like, how old are you?

I still think she's like 25.

But yeah, 10 years later, they get that trophy.

But I think it's thoroughly deserved.

And yeah, just so happy for them.