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The former Sunderland manager says his daughter’s cancer diagnosis inspired him to support the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation. He will join runners from Newcastle to South Shields in September.

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00:00Former Sunderland manager Peter Reid will take part in the Great North Run to raise money for the Sir Bobby
00:07Robson Foundation.
00:08Reid, who played for Robson's England side, will join runners between Newcastle and South Shields on the 13th of September.
00:16The 70-year-old says turning 70 felt like a landmark and he wanted a goal to work towards.
00:23Reid says his daughter's cervical cancer diagnosis inspired him to support the charity, alongside the recent death of England captain
00:32Kevin Keegan.
00:33Money raised will help fund the Sir Bobby Robson Institute at Newcastle's Freeman Hospital, where construction has begun on a
00:41£30 million centre.
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