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I’m abseiling from the roof of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – and I need your support!

On 27 June 2025, I’ll be stepping out over the edge of one of the most iconic stadiums in world football to take on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Abseil Challenge – and I’m doing it in support of a cause that’s genuinely close to my heart.


Yes, that’s right… I’ll be harnessed up and free-falling down the side of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – all 50 metres of it (that’s about 164 feet, or roughly 27 of me stacked on top of each other). Not exactly how I pictured spending a Friday in June!


👉 Please consider donating to my fundraising page here:


Why I’m doing it


As a lifelong Spurs fan, grassroots football coach, and proud member of the Cheshunt community, I’ve always admired the work of the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation. Their commitment to creating opportunities and tackling inequality resonates deeply with me, and I’ve seen firsthand how football can inspire real change.


Growing up in Cheshunt, I had the privilege of watching Spurs players train just down the road at Brookfield Lane. I still remember catching glimpses of legends like Ray Clemence, Gary Mabbutt, Mark Falco, Glenn Hoddle, Clive Allen, Ossie Ardiles, and Ricky Villa. It was magical.


Fast-forward to today, and the Club’s state-of-the-art training complex now sits proudly just a few minutes away – a reminder of how strong the bond remains between Tottenham Hotspur and our local area. This challenge is my way of giving back.


What your support will help achieve


The Tottenham Hotspur Foundation is the official charity of the Club – and it’s not just about football. The Foundation delivers targeted programmes in education, employment, health, and community engagement, reaching over 10,000 individuals in 2024 alone.


Your donations go directly towards:


  • Helping young people into education, training, and employment

  • Supporting individuals with physical and mental health needs

  • Promoting healthy lifestyles and active communities

  • Improving access and inclusion for those living with disabilities

  • Tackling social inequality across North London and beyond


In 2024, the Foundation generated an incredible £20.4 million in social value. That’s what I’m supporting – and you can help me go even further.


👉 Donate now and support my descent (and the real climb for our communities):https://tottenhamhotspur.enthuse.com/pf/steve-halls


A view from the top


As part of this once-in-a-lifetime experience, I’ll also be taking part in the Dare Skywalk – a breathtaking tour around the stadium’s rooftop, offering panoramic views of London before the big drop. I’m not sure what will take my breath away more – the view or the fact I’ll be dangling from a rope shortly after!


Some people do this for thrills. Some to conquer a fear. Others for the story. For me, it’s a mix of all three – but most importantly, it’s about supporting a charity that builds brighter futures, one opportunity at a time.


👉 Come on, let’s make it count – donate here:


Final whistle


Whether you give £5 or £50, every single donation goes towards empowering those who need it most. Together, we can support young people, promote health and wellbeing, and help build stronger, more inclusive communities.


And if nothing else, you’ll have the satisfaction of knowing you played your part while I was hanging off the roof of the stadium I love most. COYS!


Thank you in advance for your kindness and generosity.


Steve Halls— Lifelong Spurs fan, grassroots coach, local lad… reluctant abseiler!


👉 My official fundraising link (please share it far and wide!): https://tottenhamhotspur.enthuse.com/pf/steve-halls













This season has been a real journey for Archie — full of challenges, growth, and proud moments that reflect both his footballing ability and his character.


He began the 2024/25 campaign with Wormley Rovers Whites in Division 5 of the Mid Herts League. However, early results saw the team placed into Division 6, where the competition was more appropriate for the squad’s development stage. Archie worked hard to make his mark, scoring six goals in eleven appearances for Wormley. While there were some positive moments, it became clear over time that Wormley wasn’t quite the right fit for Archie in terms of style, structure, and environment.


With that in mind, we made the decision to return him to familiar surroundings — back to CHARS Youth U12 Blues, the club where he had previously played and developed.


It proved to be the right move.


Archie slotted straight back in, contributing not just as a striker but also showing his versatility by playing out wide and, at times, even dropping into defence when the team needed him. Despite playing deeper on multiple occasions, he still managed to score eight goals in fourteen games for CHARS — bringing his overall tally for the season to fourteen goals in twenty-five games.


"Football’s not just about talent — it’s about attitude, resilience and how you treat those around you. Archie showed all of that this season."

That’s a very respectable return, especially given the mix of positions he played, and a testament to his work rate, football intelligence, and team-first mentality.


The highlight of the season came at the CHARS Youth FC Presentation Evening, where Archie was awarded Players' Player of the Year. 🏆


This is such a special honour — not chosen by coaches or parents, but voted for by his teammates. It shows how much his peers value his contribution on and off the pitch. His positive attitude, consistent effort, and support for others clearly didn’t go unnoticed.


As a parent, I couldn't be prouder of how he has handled the ups and downs of the season — always giving 100%, never complaining, and showing maturity beyond his years.


Well done Archie — you’ve earned every bit of it. Here’s to an even bigger 2025/26 season ahead! 👏⚽️💪


Best wishes,














At NexxtGen Football, we’re passionate about more than just developing players and shaping future stars – we believe in using the power of football to make a genuine difference in the world. That’s why we’re incredibly proud to support this year’s Soccer Aid for UNICEF, taking place on Sunday 15 June at the iconic Old Trafford Stadium.


This unique and unmissable charity match brings together global legends, celebrities, and sporting icons in a star-studded showdown that raises vital funds for children across the globe. With names like Wayne Rooney, Jill Scott, Sir Mo Farah, Tyson Fury, Martin Compston, Nadia Nadim, and even Louis Tomlinson confirmed – it’s shaping up to be the biggest Soccer Aid yet.


The Soccer Aid World XI will be led by none other than Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel, who joins the coaching staff this year to add yet another legendary presence to the touchline.


⚽ Football with Purpose


Soccer Aid for UNICEF isn’t just about entertainment – it’s about protecting childhood. This year’s campaign focuses on the importance of life-saving vaccinations for children in some of the world’s most vulnerable communities. Millions of children still lack access to basic healthcare and are at risk from preventable diseases like measles and polio.


UNICEF is working on the ground, delivering vaccines, supporting families, and making sure children get the care they deserve. As UNICEF UK Ambassador Sanjeev Bhaskar said after visiting clinics in Malawi:

“These children should have every chance at a healthy life… seeing first-hand how UNICEF is protecting play for every child by supporting them to grow up healthy is inspiring.”

🎟 Tickets Are Selling Fast


With some ticket categories already sold out, now’s the time to secure your seat and be part of something special. Experience the joy, emotion, and magic of Soccer Aid – while helping make a real difference to children’s lives around the world.



Together, we can protect play, promote health, and use the game we love to give children the futures they deserve.





Steve Halls - Founder of NexxtGen Football | FA & UEFA Qualified Coach | Grassroots Champion


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