Sir Geoff Hurst - last member of England's World Cup team - sparks health fears

England legend Sir Geoff Hurt has sparked concerns over his health after being forced off stage during his Farewell tour event.

As reported by The Mirror, the 82-year-old left the stage twice with nosebleeds and the event was eventually cancelled despite Hurst being on stage for less than 15 minutes.

The Q&A session, which cost £75 per person, took place at the Cheese and Grain in Frome, Somerset, with organisers stating that there wasn't anything to worry about with regards to Hurst's health.

According to The Mirror, an audience member at the event said: 'Sir Geoff came on at 7.30pm but within about seven minutes his nose began to bleed quite heavily. He said he had had it looked at several days before and they were worried about him having to cancel the show.

'He went off and they did an auction and a raffle and he came back on to a massive applause at 8.30pm. He started doing his anecdotes but it soon started again. He tried to carry on but someone in the crowd shouted, 'Don't worry, go get it sorted mate' and so he went off stage.

'After half an hour the show's organiser said he couldn't carry on. People started applauding really loudly because they knew he was backstage and could hear. All anyone cares about is that Sir Geoff is OK and can recover.'

After the death of Sir Bobby Charlton in October, Hurst is the last living player from the England team that beat West Germany in the 1966 World Cup final.

England won 4-2 against West Germany, with Hurst netting a hat-trick.

Hurst scored 24 goals in 49 appearances for England between 1966 and 1972.

A West Ham legend, Hurst scored over 200 goals for the club. He won the FA Cup in 1964 and the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1965.

Hurst later went on to play for clubs including