I wanted to go out and enjoy my time with my friends and have a night out. It got to a point where I went too far that was a moment in my life where I was struggling massively with alcohol. I didn't think I could turn to anyone. I didn't really want to because I didn't want to put that burden on anyone.
‘Certain opportunities only come along once in a lifetime,’ says Truro City manager John Askey, reflecting on his team’s unexpected rise to success. Guided by Askey, Truro City achieved promotion to the highest tier of non-league football. This transition from a part-time to a fully professional setup represents a significant milestone, as they are the first team from Cornwall to reach this level. Captain Connor Riley-Lowe remarks on the adjustments required in training while managing a full-time job, sharing both the challenges and rewards of this new chapter in his career.
I had some offers to play in the [Club] World Cup but I think it didn't make sense because I prefer to have a good rest, a good preparation, because this season will be very long as it is the World Cup season at the end of the year.
It's important to remember that coaching a team is a collective effort and not solely the responsibility of the head coach, Vincent Kompany.
