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Great Ormond Street Hospital ("GOSH") Zip Line Challenge

On Saturday 19 June three Nabarro trainees took on the Great Ormond Street Hospital ("GOSH") Zip Line Challenge.

Martin Petry, Paul Heathfield and Bradley Rice made their way to Upton Park - the home of West Ham United Football Club, where they prepared to swing from the rafters. No, not like some of the 'Hammers' fans whose reputations precede them; but attached to a thin wire and a piece of string ready to jump from the roof in aid of GOSH!

Nabarro kindly agreed to loan the three 'players' to West Ham and GOSH for the day as part of their charity work. Having showed new signings Heathfield and Rice how it was done, Martin Petry, now the press' favourite to be installed as Avram Grant's number two at West Ham, made himself comfortable in the manager's seat in the dugout to assess the quality of his new team.

Commenting after the event, one Hammers fan said that the three players were "the fastest people to cross the Upton Park pitch all season!"

Due to these rave reviews, supporters around the world have called on you all to click the link below and donate even the smallest sum in recognition of the incredible work that GOSH does for children around the world.

http://www.justgiving.com/ziplinetastic