@f95_alex@RedditchUtd Unbelievable man and some player. Surprised yourself at how comfortable you are at the level but never in doubt for me and those that know you. Will never forget your debut, nearly scored two up one end and then nearly in your own goal. 😂😂😂❤️
So proud of this young man. He’s turned something so negative and scary into something really positive. He’s shown great resilience and character at the age of 13. Please watch the video and if you can support him by sharing his effort or a small donation it would mean alot.
https://t.co/cFvX9Eh4Ly
Fantastic support from the brainstrust to help with my recovery. Great free resources that will help me understand what I’ve been through and what my journey will look like. They have also reached out to Noah personally to thank him for his fundraising for the charity and tell him how well he is doing. 🩶👏
What a man, a proper football man but also an incredible human being. There isn’t a week goes by where we don’t talk. Has signed me three times as a player and twice worked together in management. I would not have achieved what I did in the game without his guidance. I think everyone would agree that this couldn’t be more deserved ❤️
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My son Noah has taken it upon himself to raise funds for the Brainstrust Charity. He has found it very difficult coping as a teenager with my diagnosis and subsequent surgery. He has chosen to take on the £79 challenge with the Brainstrust to raise awareness as well as funds for them.
His passion is football, something that we share. He is going to combine his love for football and something that has been life changing for us. He is going to do 79 kick ups, 79 times. A combination of 6241 kick ups in October. He will document it through timelapse videos and share with donors and on my social media.
Please support & share 🩶
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I will be really honest, prior to my op, I hated seeing these type of messages pal.
However, fortunately, I am living proof of what you talking about. The worry of what might happen and how my family would cope without me was a genuine fear in the lead up to the surgery. Luckily I have hand some great support around me but safeguarding your families future is a non negotiable. You think, it won’t be me, I will be alright. I lost my job the middle of July and then 6 weeks later got my brain tumour diagnosis which led into the emergency surgery and now recovery. I won’t be able to work for the foreseeable future and I can’t drive for 12 months. My mindset has changed completely. Why would you take the risk, protect your family and safeguard their future 🩶
My Sunday every Sunday!
Is it too late to get cover I ….
Have done something to my knee
Rolled my ankle and it’s ballooned up
I fell and dislocated my shoulder
Think I have broken my hand
Am going to be off work and have no INCOME PROTECTION!
Unfortunately yes it is to late you have to protect yourself when your fit an health not after an accident happens.
Let’s stop gofund me pages and tell your team mates to protect themselves.
I’m on the move again with Noah. He’s been an inspiration to me along with others that I will share over the coming days. As a 13 year old lad he has shown great courage and bravery whilst finding words for me when I couldn’t. I will never be able to take back the conversation I had to have with him after breaking the diagnosis. He sat there and looked back at me and said. You are strong and a small chance to you is a big chance compared to others. He then said I want to know everything because I don’t want you to do this alone. Incredible strength of character. Im very proud of him, as I am all three of my children. I’m very grateful for the support prior, during and now post surgery.
I didn’t feel like going today and then I read the invictus poem again that Donna sent me and off we went.
I am the master of my fate,
I am the captain of my soul.
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