THIS summer will see two Norwich City colleagues and members of the Yellow Army join other Football League representatives in The London to Amsterdam Challenge in aid of Prostate Cancer UK.

Dan Rodwell and Rosie Wallace, who work in the Club’s IT and Catering departments respectively, will be helping to raise money for The Football League’s official charity partner by cycling from Leyton Orient FC to Dutch giants Ajax.

They will be joined by City supporter Lee Kidell as well as fans and representatives of many other Football League clubs at The Matchroom Stadium in East London in the early hours of Friday June 12 for the third annual #L2A, aiming to raise over £250,000 to help save men's lives.

The 145-mile event includes a half-time pit-stop at Colchester United FC before the squad set sail from Harwich at the end of day one.

The second day, Saturday June 13, takes in a serene sojourn along the pristine pathways of the Netherlands culminating in a finale at the Amsterdam ArenA.

To help with their preparations, in addition to their fundraising, Dan and Lee will be stationed outside the Jarrold Stand on stationary spin-bikes at Carrow Road on Saturday ahead of the Canaries’ Sky Bet Championship match with Fulham (12:15pm).

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Prostate cancer kills one man every hour in the UK, and in 2014 riders from more than 50 clubs helped raise more than £200,000 to support the 250,000 men affected by the disease in the UK.

To find out more about the London to Amsterdam Challenge visit theire website HERE.

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