It was club medical team who referred him. My issues with him were not to do with his depression, they were to do with the other stuff he said that was questionable. I'm sure that the journalist involved was happy because it wrote his article for him. Of course, mental health is more important than football, but his issues related to his job in large part. He isn't an idiot and chose the timing to divulge the history. This was a pre-WC event by to get the media onside, after all, not a CALM event.Perhaps you should get a little perspective and recognise that being open and honest about his experience is more important than football. Here's a thought for you - if a player feels his employers did nothing to help him with his mental health issues, maybe you should give him the benefit of the doubt rather than getting upset because he didn't say some positive things (which he presumably wouldn't mean if they didn't support him) about the club.