John Stones & Campbell Hatton | An Honest Conversation | Mental Health Awareness Week
For Mental Health Awareness Week, John Stones and Campbell Hatton take a walk around the CFA to discuss the legacy of boxing icon and City fan Ricky Hatton, who sadly passed away last year.
Please visit www.rickyhattonfoundation.com to find out about the work being done in Ricky’s name.
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23 Comments
I love Manchester city so much ❤❤🎉
how i wish he is still in his prime
Ricky will always be the king of MANCHESTER gone but never forgotten r.i.p lad 🩵
how i wish he is still in his prime.
RIP ricky see you jhonny bless to you after the season ends and wherever you go
Johnny Johnny Stones!!!!!!!
Rip to Ricky Hatton 🙏🏾
Come on city
Absolutely. In my life, communication has been the cause and solution to so many problems. Miscommunication or none. Or not understanding. Etc. and the remedy is normally more communication. Based in honesty and compassion if possible and when appropriate. But we have to take care of each other the best we can. No one else will do it for us. Sometimes a vent session is all that is needed. Sometimes more. But there is no shame. Practice the forgiveness and try to keep from judgement. We all make mistakes. We can come back. Easier said than done of course. Of course. Bringing awareness to mental well being is nice. It’s part of health. And everyone is different so there’s not one solution. But we are all learning how to live and survive. How to try and be helpful and prosperous with our gifts and skills. Sometimes we cannot think about ourselves. This is normal. We give our life to our kids or family or occupation and it’s ok to say boys I need a minute. Or maybe more. But it takes courage to speak up. We can do better. But to help we have to start. This is a great start imo. Start with the speaking and see where it goes. Anyways for me, the suffering never fully heals but it does get less aggressive. And that’s nice. Godspeed blues and all you out there. We don’t have to choose to fight. We can choose to speak and try to understand and help.
Hatton City 🩵🩵
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you just take ya time Campbell you got the whole city family supporting you and like everyone our front door is always open for you Campbell when ever ya need a chat or time out and Johnny Stones thank you for everything youve done for Man City your a legend
What a great chat this was 👌🏻
John Stones, the kind of guy you'd happily see marry your daughter
Whole City family is with the Hatton family through thick and thin, we blues stick together, best club and fans in England 🏴 🩵
This was a brilliant conversation. A conversation doesn’t always come easy to everybody, so it’s heartwarming to see this amazing club remembering its roots, setting a great example and helping wherever it can. MCFC – the club that always has your back when you need them most. RIP Ricky and so good to see Callum happy and smiling. Respect to everyone involved in making this 🩵
Well done to you both, your speaking out will touch so many lives. Thank you
Campbell seems like a nice lad. Johnny Stones a fantastic human as always.
Was there at the derby the day we all found out. One of the most emotional games I’ve ever been to. There’s only one Ricky Hatton may he rest in peace 🩵
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Good luck Campbell 💙
Rip ricky once a blue always a blue
I really liked that chat. A conversation about something that doesn’t fit well with anybody suffering the condition.
Beautiful