Wolves fan to walk 125 miles from Molineux to Stamford Bridge for charity
Interview with a lifelong football fan, who has already raised more than £180,000 for charity, set to walk 125 miles from Wolverhampton to Stamford Bridge to raise money for dementia care. Wolves supporter Manny Singh Kang, 49, will set off from the Molineux Stadium on Thursday and will walk for around 50 hours, across two-and-a-half days, to arrive in time for kick-off at the Chelsea stadium on Saturday.
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