League Two

ACE BILLY BATTLES BACK TO BEAT HIS DEMONS

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The LeaguePaper Team
14 May 2017

LEAGUE TWO
By Charlie Peat

HONEST: Billy Kee

ACCRINGTON Stanley’s Billy Kee has opened up about his battle with depression which almost saw him quit football.
The 15-goal striker revealed he went back to working on a building site as he struggled with mental health issues at the end of last year.
“It’s really hard and it’s something I will always have,” said the 26-year-old talisman.
“I have never shied away from my problems and I will talk to anyone about it.
“It was really bad depression last year and I have had to bounce back, get myself toget...

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