O/T Billy Kee

O/T Billy Kee

Postby BerlinWaller » Wed Jan 29, 2020 11:34 am

Accrington striker Billy Kee has retired from footy aged 29. He has battled and spoken about his mental health issues in the past. Very sad news but lets hope he finds some happiness in his future.
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Re: O/T Billy Kee

Postby Keith » Wed Jan 29, 2020 12:43 pm

BerlinWaller wrote:Accrington striker Billy Kee has retired from footy aged 29. He has battled and spoken about his mental health issues in the past. Very sad news but lets hope he finds some happiness in his future.


Is the retirement due to his mental health and the pressure of being a professional footballer? Agree, sad news & good luck to him in the future.
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Re: O/T Billy Kee

Postby HALMA 1983 » Wed Jan 29, 2020 2:01 pm

BerlinWaller wrote:Accrington striker Billy Kee has retired from footy aged 29. He has battled and spoken about his mental health issues in the past. Very sad news but lets hope he finds some happiness in his future.


Great striker and only 29, :shock:
hope he keeps himself busy and talks to others as much as he can,

Going from some of the highs and camaraderie of the dressing room to possibly being isolated would be horrendous, I wish him all the best.
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Re: O/T Billy Kee

Postby Redalert1970 » Wed Jan 29, 2020 2:49 pm

Fantastic striker Billy as been and will be missed

I've been suffering the same things as Billy and it totally rips your life apart

Lots of sad people don't realise how this condition eats away at you .. I've had lots of support but also had lots of people who have laughed at me in the past
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Re: O/T Billy Kee

Postby HALMA 1983 » Wed Jan 29, 2020 3:20 pm

Redalert1970 wrote:Lots of sad people don't realise how this condition eats away at you .. I've had lots of support but also had lots of people who have laughed at me in the past


I can fully relate to what you're saying John, the world is a very unforgiving place in your mind and locking yourself away is a natural reaction but you can only help yourself by being around others

Thankfully I have found a bunch of happy folk on the Berlin wall and that's helped tremendously 8-)
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Re: O/T Billy Kee

Postby marky No.1 » Wed Jan 29, 2020 3:46 pm

Enjoy yourself.... It is later than you think
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Re: O/T Billy Kee

Postby Phoenix Shrimp 2017 » Wed Jan 29, 2020 4:22 pm

Good luck Billy, great player at our level and to think he did it whilst trying to fight the demons in his life. Sounds like he has a strong family network in support of him which has got to help.

That sentiment also extends to anyone suffering from similar issues. There is definitely a better understanding of mental health issues nowadays and hopefully support networks are out there to access if times get hard.
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