Yeh i agree, im not a huge Neville fan but Dele obviously felt it was the best platform tonget his point over. Ive listened to it twice for me thats a huge take away and probably part of his journey, get the facts out there and control the narrative that's being controlled by others, proving in fact that the fear of showing your vulnerability is actually a much lesser evil than hiding and allowing crap to be written about you. Speaking about issues is in my opinion the major step yo any kind of recovery, he will feel a huge weight lifted and not to sound cheesy, today's the start of the rest of his life, there is nothing that can be said now that can harm him as the truth is now out and the reaction will be one of support and not shaming.
Go get em lad
As a conclusion to this all as I don't want to detract from what is an important thing about Dele, but I would love to think this might be a watershed moment for fans to get their heads out their own arses and think about what the truths might or at least reflect harder about what that might be before spouting bile based on weakly pieced together evidence from sources on social media. I have been on my soapbox a million times about a few facts not making every lie a truth and I really believe it, I also don't believe we own footballers or personalities to the level we believe we do in order to have the views we do, the whole paying the wages argument and fan rights in order to have some of the views we do is BS IMO. More empathy, more critical thinking, more rational thinking, less emotional driven agendas needed. Maybe we all, including myself learn more about humans with this
