Pinkman

Fine, unforgettable moments then!

Hi all, Created a twitter account yesterday that posts many of the comical moments following Leicester City. Whether it’s a funny picture, gif or video, I’ll upload it. So far I’ve uploaded moments such as Pearson’s mental press-conferences, Robert Huth’s free kick, Benalouane’s two-footed challenge vs Burton in a friendly... From just off the top of my head I can think of moments such as La Manga, Wycombe beating us in the FA Cup courtesy of Ceefax, Preston’s goalkeeper lobbing Kevin Pressman. And if there’s something that you find funny and I’ve not posted yet then DM me it! Would love all Leicester fans on Twitter to give it a follow. It won’t clog your feed or anything, it’ll be just a couple of tweets a day max! https://mobile.twitter.com/outofcontextLC

Never really come on here anymore, but have been trawling through this thread that I started over three years ago now. Had my own difficulties mentally over the last couple of years, but I'm still alive and kicking! Think generally I'm very hard on myself but I can honestly say I feel v proud that I started this thread up in the first place. I think it's amazing how a football forum like this has allowed so many people to share their stories involving mental health, and in the process allowed others to provide advice and support. I'll leave you all with this... "I have endured pain and loss, I have felt broken, I have known hardship, and I have felt lost and alone. But here I stand, trying to move forward, one day at a time. I will remember the lessons in my life because they are making me who I am. Stronger. A warrior.”

I've suffered from the illness/disease (it eats away at you, making you feel hopeless) for the past year and a half. I've often contemplated about ending my life in the last few weeks. I go to university but can't say I particular enjoy it. I rarely turn up to university through anxiety and fear. I haven't told my parents/friends. My friends see me in a completely different light. A cocky, light-hearted individual. A combination of guilt and comforting myself by listening to music has meant I haven't taken my life, however I feel completely and utterly miserable. I spoke to my course leader about it, and ended up breaking down half way through the meeting. I really do think leaving university would be the best thing to do, I think it would make me happier, but I'd feel like a failure towards my parents who have obviously paid lots of money for me to come here. I'd also like to thank this current Leicester team/staff for giving me hope. What Ranieri, Mahrez, Kante, Vardy and co have achieved this season is unbelievable, and it gives me real hope to carry and battle on. Even if we don't win the league, this campaign has been amazing and made me almost forget the Taylor/Levein/Holloway years... Anyway, I'm not sure what my intention was to post this on here, I just wanted to know if anyone has ever felt anything similar to me, and what they did to combat this.