BOLTON Wanderers legend Tony Kelly donned his red nose to get into the spirit of Comic Relief.
The former midfielder, who played for Wanderers between 1991 and 1994, was pictured with his red nose alongside current skipper Darren Pratley.
They are not the only ones to have done their bit for Red Nose Day.
Bolton-born DJ Sara Cox did a 24-hour danceathon on Radio 2 earlier this week, raising an incredible £1 million, while The Chase star Jenny Ryan is appearing in the final of BBC’s Let’s Sing and Dance for Comic Relief show tomorrow.
BBC One is televising its mammoth Red Nose Day programme of sketches, interviews and music tonight from 7pm.
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Infants at Bolton School are supporting Comic Relief today What is your response?Melanie Coucill sent this picture of Harvey and Amelia
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Melanie Coucill sent this picture of Harvey and Amelia What is your response?Vicky Kirkpatrick sent this picture of Leo Kirkpatrick, year one, and George Hunt, year one, dressed up for Red Nose Day at Kearsley West Primary School
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Charlie Riley with his Red Nose Day cakes he made to raise money at his school, St Bede's Academy in Morris Green 
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