On Monday, England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson called on clubs, leagues and other football bodies up and down the country to come forward and join the fight against testicular cancer. Posing with the campaign's signature 'lumpy ball', Sven said: "I am delighted to do my bit to raise awareness of testicular cancer. Because this form of cancer threatens men of football-playing age in particular, it is very important to know the facts, be responsible and not hesitate to seek medical advice. The examples of Alan Stubbs and Neil Harris, who have successfully resumed playing after fighting testicular cancer, are inspirational for their courage and determination, and I encourage everyone involved in English football to give their full support to this campaign."