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England fans turn to pedal power to follow Euros18 hours agoBy Bob Dale,masa tenisi ayakkabı BBC News, South EastShareBBC/Piers HopkirkThe 600-mile route to Germany will take the group through Belgium and The NetherlandsFour football fans have got on their bikes to watch England play in the European championships in Germany.Tony Hunt, from Haywards Heath, West Sussex, who only took up cycling at the start of the year, joined the group at Wembley as they set off to cycle through Kent and across the English Channel via Dover.They quartet are raising money for the charity Crohn's & Colitis UK, a condition Mr Hunt has been affected by.He said: “My first question when I was lying in hospital was, ‘Will I ever be able to play football again?' It shows there is light at the end of the tunnel.”Mr Hunt and his friends - Matt Roberts, Terry Bowyer and Louis Spiteri - will ride through Belgium and the Netherlands, arriving in Germany for England's match against Serbia on Sunday.He said the idea for the trip started as an unlikely challenge.“We had a few beers and decided, ‘Well, why don’t we just cycle to Germany?’ he said. "Then I think it turned into a game of bluff - who was going to be the first to say, `It’s a silly idea'?“No-one did, and here we are."Tony Hunt'Who was going to be the first to say, 'It’s a silly idea'? No-one did and here we are,' said Tony Hunt (far left)Speaking to BBC Radio Sussex from Belgium on Thursday, Mr Hunt described how taking up cycling was a chance to get fit. He said: "I’m 33 and I’ve had my first season of not playing football. I’m starting to get niggles and I was taking a few days to recover.“At the turn of the year I thought, ‘Why not buy a bike and try and get into cycling?’“I’ve never owned a bike before. "It seemed a good opportunity to get fit and we were always going to go to the Euros anyway, so why not cycle?”Follow BBC Sussex on Facebook, on X, and on Instagram. Send your story ideas to [email protected] or WhatsApp us on 08081 002250.Related internet linksCrohn's Disease NHSPenny farthing pair head off on Paris charity rideMajor cause of inflammatory bowel disease found'Bowel diseases can affect young people'Cycling event aims for £50k after man's deathCampaign aims to tackle domestic abuse during EurosHardest Geezer sets off on Euro 2024 England to Germany runHaywards HeathDoverRelatedCate Blanchett becomes nature reserve ambassador22 Apr 2024SussexWatch: Drug-driver crashes car during police chase18 Apr 2024SussexLandslip disrupts trains to Brighton6 Apr 2024SussexMore5 days agoOur favourite images of the week from KentTake a moment to look through the stunning scenes from Kent you sent us this week.5 days agoKent6 days agoKent weekly round-up: 1 June - 7 June 2024 Take a look at the five stories we picked from Kent this week in case you missed them. 6 days ago7 days agoDisruption on Channel ferries due to Calais strikePassengers attempting to travel to Dover from Calais are being told to go to Dunkirk.7 days agoKent7 days agoMigrant crossings top 11,000 so far this yearHome Office figures show 316 people made the crossing on five boats on Thursday.7 days agoKent6 Jun 2024D-Day veterans recall roles to mark anniversaryThis year marks the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Normandy, which led to the end of World War two.6 Jun 2024England