The pair wished the ex-Scotland star good luck in videos posted to Instagram
Tyson Fury and Tom Holland have thrown their weight behind football legend Graeme Souness ahead of tomorrow's cross Channel swim. The pair wished the Scotland, Liverpool and Rangers icon, 70, good luck for the 21-mile challenge in online videos.
The World Heavyweight Boxing Champion and Spiderman actor showed their support for Souness, Isla's dad Andy, and others taking on the challenge of swimming from Dover to Calais tomorrow afternoon. "I'm honestly blown away, there's no way I could do what you guys are about to do, so good luck, keep your head down, push through the pain.
We told today how the football hero says he is raring to go. The legendary Liverpool and Scotland skipper won three European Cups and 26 other trophies during his glittering career.
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