@dailymailuk: Most football fans know Paul Gregory as England’s iconic ‘shirtless fan’, cheering on the Three Lions without a top on whatever the weather 🌦️ But behind the famous face is a heartbreaking story… Paul’s daughter, Lauren, died in 2023 at the age of 29 after a period of illness. In her memory, Paul and his family launched Lauren’s Legacy with the Red Sky Foundation, raising funds to install life-saving defibrillators at every corner of football stadiums. Lauren, who Paul affectionately called his ‘Princess”’ shared his passion for football, travelling across the country and abroad to support England together. Now, every match is also a chance to honour her legacy.

Andrew :

not all hero’s wear capes apparently not all of em wear tshirts either

Show All Your Work :

All stadiums, even high school, in the US have defibs

erinundead :

Prince Peter Mark A Phillips :

Love you all so much

💙 McKaylahsMum0525 💙 :

defibrillators should be at every place of business and workplace!!! this should me a mandatory safety regulation

bluiis524 :

Quality CPR and a defibrillator saved my brother’s life after he suffered sudden cardiac arrest at just 28. We need these life saving devices at the ready in every building!

Da'Niya :

Paul Gregory

CherryDrPepper98 :

I thought stadiums already had AEDs in them

A B :

I can’t believe not every stadium has a defib machine anyway considering the environment! Thank you for raising awareness sir 💪

🙏The Holy Pickle🙏 :

He’s followed SWFC and England to very game shirtless for years and years. Incredible guy. Up the tango

Mathew Stark :

well done sir 👏 👍 🙌

Ilia Zampaklis :

Team sadness 👇👇

swfc549 :

Tango

Graeme :

Legend❤️

🦋𝒦𝒾𝒶𝓃𝓃𝒶𝒥𝒶𝓎𝓃𝑒𝒮🦋 :

Lauren would be so proud uncle Paul🩷🩷🩷

Mid wipe comments :

yeah mate, I’d buy you a pint

AndyG :

this is football. what a legend.

Macca UTV 💜💙 :

not all heroes wear clothes

Maggie :

is that not against the law? every public place should have an AED

Andy Bobby :

bless you all sir 🙏