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Marathon man Jerry’s top effort

Bath City manager Jerry Gill has completed his gruelling ‘5k Per Day Challenge’ to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 November 2024

By Mark Stillman

MOTIVATED: Bath’s Jerry Gill was inspired by the passing of his late uncle

FUNDRAISING Bath City manager Jerry Gill has completed his gruelling ‘5k Per Day Challenge’ to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK.
Gill completed the feat on Thursday in Clevedon, and at time of press has raised just shy of £1,500.
The popular Romans chief has run 155km (equivalent to 3.7 marathons) in total across October, a task made more difficult by his side playing matches away from home on every Saturday of the month!
While he was able to fit in the exercise in ahead of trips to Chesham, Al...

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