Bellamy

[Llandaff Blue]

Re: Bellamy

I think whisperer knows more about it than most

I have no idea who the guy is, but if you're insinuating he has history with mental health yet decides to make shitty comments like that then I don't know what to say.

[Croesy Blue]

Re: Bellamy

I think whisperer knows more about it than most

Why because he had issues himself? I don’t think that’s how it works

[Croesy Blue]

Re: Bellamy

In terms of Bellamy I’d love to let him have a try. Whenever I’ve heard him on sky sports or on a podcast he talks about the style of football to play etc he comes across quite knowledgeable and progressive.

Did a good job with the youth team at Anderlecht too apparently.

[Whisperer]

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****ing hell this place and its attitude toward mental health.

I work with mental health everyday - grave schizophrenia, Bi-polar, PDSD etc etc etc. how I read it was he's missing his family because of having to work away from home. First thoughts were HGV drivers working away from home eating bad food pissing in hedges and all the rest of it. then we got folk who work 12 hour shifts and having to go to food banks on the weekend. For me it sounded like self pity and jumping on the mental health wagon ( it's in vogue these days) lots do it....Bellamy could well afford to have the family near him in Belgium.

[Whisperer]

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Why not?

Because he's a character that don't inspire me.

[Lawnmower]

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Always seems to come back to Bellamy. The guy struggles with his demons, the job would destroy him. And why him and not Eddie Newton, David Hughes, Steve Morison, Mark Hudson- all with much more experience and all balanced characters with a fondness for this club.
I’m sire we can do even better if just for once we cast the net a bit wider too !

And yeah, I’ve read his book and all the reports of other things he’s been involved in and although I would never write him off completely I’d like to see him show that he can keep a job and control his issues for a while before giving him the most difficult job in Welsh football.

On top of all this I really don’t think the guy himself needs the grief at the moment.

Get him back as a coach, great, but 1st team manager. Not at the moment

[Undercoverinwurzelland]

Re: Bellamy

For those who don't understand him or doubt his credentials read his autobiography. It's s great read and shows you why he has everything we need right now in a manager.

Definitely worth a read.

[DubaiDai]

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It doesn't matter but some are holding up the fact he apparently has some connection to the club as a reason for giving him a crack. He's a mercenary Scouser who moved to us as a stepping stone in his career.

I suppose the anti Bellamy brigade would prefer Flynn ?
I think the club and fans will get what they deserve. A safe pair of hands with McCarthy getting a contract extension

[Croesy Blue]

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First thoughts were HGV drivers working away from home eating bad food pissing in hedges and all the rest of it. then we got folk who work 12 hour shifts and having to go to food banks on the weekend. For me it sounded like self pity and jumping on the mental health wagon ( it's in vogue these days) lots do it....Bellamy could well afford to have the family near him in Belgium.

****ing hell how can someone who works in mental health have this opinion!

[Croesy Blue]

Re: Bellamy

It doesn't matter but some are holding up the fact he apparently has some connection to the club as a reason for giving him a crack. He's a mercenary Scouser who moved to us as a stepping stone in his career.

A stepping stone? He was already playing at Man City and could have signed for 90% of premier league teams ffs.

It just sounds like you’re pissed off he signed for Liverpool and can’t look past that.

[goats]

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****ing hell how can someone who works in mental health have this opinion!

First thoughts should always be about the persons mental Health issue, not comparing them to others.

[cityhammer]

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I work with mental health everyday - grave schizophrenia, Bi-polar, PDSD etc etc etc. how I read it was he's missing his family because of having to work away from home. First thoughts were HGV drivers working away from home eating bad food pissing in hedges and all the rest of it. then we got folk who work 12 hour shifts and having to go to food banks on the weekend. For me it sounded like self pity and jumping on the mental health wagon ( it's in vogue these days) lots do it....Bellamy could well afford to have the family near him in Belgium.

Taking into account what you said about Bellamy I think you should seriously reconsider your choice of career, in fact I think its rather concerning that you are working in mental health with your opinions.

[goats]

Re: Bellamy

I think whisperer knows more about it than most

Updated……I’d like to think whisperer would know more about it than most:shrug:

[Whisperer]

Re: Bellamy

****ing hell how can someone who works in mental health have this opinion!

Because for me a lot of celebrities are making a mockery out of folk who suffer with grave mental health problems.

[Croesy Blue]

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Because for me a lot of celebrities are making a mockery out of folk who suffer with grave mental health problems.

How does it make a mockery out of them?