The game is to take place on Sunday at Airbus Broughton.
Welsh police officers are to swap their uniforms for sports gear as they take on Hollyoaks cast members in a charity football match to show a “positive side” to policing.
“He’s a really lovely guy and was quite forthcoming and said we’ll play you,” the 37-year-old who is based in Wrexham said. “The work they do looks fantastic because what we’re exposed to on a daily basis can have quite a detrimental effect on our health and wellbeing, so doing a project to take your mind off things is great,” Mr Smith added.
“Sometimes the police may get a bad reputation in the press, which leads to a lot of negativity towards us, so playing as part of this team is to show a positive side to policing,” he added.“When you are on the pitch, everyone’s got a place to belong, everyone’s equal, there are a mix of fitness levels and we want football matches we play to bring people together.
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