Sponsor our Manager Micky Adams on his 150 mile challenge.
Whether it's a £1 or £5, you're money will help to make a huge difference to the lives of those affected with Prostate Cancer.
Micky Adams will be the official Port Vale representative in for the London to Amsterdam challenge in June for Prostate Cancer UK.
Donations can be made on Micky's Just Giving website, to go to it now - click here.
The Grand Depart is in East London early on Friday, 6 June, from Leyton Orient’s Matchroom Stadium, heading out of London through rural English countryside, and stopping off at a second ground, Colchester United’s Weston Homes Community Stadium, for refreshments.
After completing the 90 mile sojourn to Harwich by dusk, the intrepid team cross the Channel overnight, before riding a further 60 miles across the flat landscape of Dutch Zeeland. The climax sees the peloton arrive in the country’s capital and its network of canals, cobbled streets and wonderful architecture.
There will be a chance to wind down and reflect on a notable effort, on Saturday night in the city centre before a less energy-sapping return to London, via Eurostar, after lunch the next day.
The charity helps to support 250,000 men living with the disease in the UK. It is time for men to come together, as Men United, against the common enemy of prostate cancer, one of the UK’s biggest man killers.
Prostate Cancer are now building Men United, a growing team across the UK, to get the message out there about one of the UK’s biggest man killers, support men affected by it, and raise funds to find more reliable tests and treatments for the future.
Fans can find more details and sign up to join Micky at prostatecanceruk.org/amsterdam to represent their club for the London-Amsterdam cycling challenge.
The deadline for signing up for the ride is 9th April. Prostate Cancer UK asks cyclists to raise a minimum of £1,000. The registration fee is £149 and spaces are unlimited.
To register for Prostate Cancer UK’s regular football newsletter packed full of all the latest Men United news and features by the finest football writers on the web visit prostatecanceruk.org/football.
If you have concerns about prostate cancer please call Prostate Cancer UK's confidential Helpline on 0800 074 8383 or visit www.prostatecanceruk.org. The helpline is free to landlines, staffed by specialist nurses, and open from 9am to 6pm Monday to Friday with late opening until 8pm on Wednesdays.