Kevin Stewart's social media

No disrespect to him but I'm not really interested in reading that sort of thing, never mind from someone I follow because because he plays for the football team I support.

However, it's possible he's using it to help him think positively and focus on his recovery, in which case all power to him.
 
I couldn't give a shit what he writes, apparently the op he is having should sort him out, if it does then I would be chuffed if we had a long term, fit Kevin Stewart in the team. If it doesn't work then it is sad for him and his football career. We have had the player we so desperately need for nearly 3 years, its just gutting he has been injured for nearly all of it.
 
Ormergod said:
Well I think what he is doing is brilliant.Using his online profile to spread good messages and vibes to those who look up to him.

More people in the public eye should use their platforms to do the same.

Well done Kev keep the positive messages coming
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I think he should just concentrate on getting himself fit to do his daytime job.😉
 
Can anyone remember how he got injured this time?

He's 29 and only EVER played 136 games in his whole career?

Just hope we get to see him play again..
 
I guess a lot of the "positive thinking" stuff is from Samuel Leeds, a motivational property investor, coach, who is also a bit god squad..
As I have read, he has our Kev as a client.
 
I can just imagine phoning in long term sick to my boss for the umpteenth time and then coming out with all that sh1t. In the real world its laughable.
 
Ormergod said:
I would like to think he is doing.

Let’s not forget he will get down and depressed about his injury set backs himself.

If what he is doing keeps his mind healthy and raises his spirits then good for him plus it motivates others.
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I bet he is thinking about his property portfolio too. another 😉 thingy
 
Is he contracted until the end of this season or does it run for longer? I don't know why footballers use Twitter or any other social media it just leaves them open to abuse or putting their foot in it. He was definitely Critchley's "Our Kev" and though I appreciate no professional player wants to be on the injured list at some point he has to admit his body will no longer tolerate the intensity required to operate at this level.
 
BIG_BERTHA_3 said:
Contract expires June 2023 with an option for 12 months ,hope he gets himself fit .
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If we take that option we might be the most idiotic club in existence, was bad enough giving him a 2 year extension.

Doubt he's even made 15 apps in that time and we're a season and a half into the 2 years. Doesn't matter if you're the apparent best player at the club if you never play.

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Just checked and he's made 12 apps thus far into that 2 year deal.
 
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JamieB2710 said:
Some proper weird comments on here.

Nothing wrong with those tweets especially when men's mental health is on the rise.

The bloke might not be on the pitch much, but atleast he is trying to influence a positive change on social media. If you don't like it, don't read it.
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👏👏👏

Are some more comfortable with negativity and abuse of the kind that’s often seen on social media and is responsible for poor mental health 🧐

Every credit to the fella.
 
Limechase said:
I guess a lot of the "positive thinking" stuff is from Samuel Leeds, a motivational property investor, coach, who is also a bit god squad..
As I have read, he has our Kev as a client.
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Not 100% sure, but wasn’t Samuel Leeds the guy who basically scammed people into a pyramid scheme kind of thing, which led to an ex-soldier taking his own life.

Horrible man.
 
For God's sake someone types a nasty comment and the old stop, stop, think of their mental health bollocks raises its head.
What boils my piss are the people who actually have to live with this condition. How must they feel when everyone who is "a bit upset" by comments gets put in the same bracket.
 
Tango1953 said:
No disrespect to him but I'm not really interested in reading that sort of thing, never mind from someone I follow because because he plays for the football team I support.

However, it's possible he's using it to help him think positively and focus on his recovery, in which case all power to him.
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Don’t bother reading it then Tango.

He’s finding a way to mentally cope with the endless injuries he has been subject to and probably the death throes of his playing career. People bang on about his property business but he would probably swap that in a heartbeat for another five years playing.
 
PNENIL said:
I can just imagine phoning in long term sick to my boss for the umpteenth time and then coming out with all that sh1t. In the real world its laughable.
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Maybe you should consider getting a more understanding boss. Hopefully you won’t be prevented from working in the future by circumstances outside your control.
 
Dr Hfuhruhurr said:
Don’t bother reading it then Tango.

He’s finding a way to mentally cope with the endless injuries he has been subject to and probably the death throes of his playing career. People bang on about his property business but he would probably swap that in a heartbeat for another five years playing.
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Telling someone not to read something they don't like is an odd request, considering you need to read it to understand it.


Ironically, if you had taken the time to read the second part of my post...
 
Positive mental health is about discussing, and processing reality in a rational way. I really despise this current wave of self-help influencer bollocks, where people talk as though there is a concrete right or wrong way to live, or worse act like they somehow know the answers. For people actually suffering it’s patronizing at best and isolating at worst. Leave the soapbox for those who have the expertise and the track record of helping vulnerable people. If you want to be part of the conversation, contribute and don’t dictate. Clarke Carlisle does a lot more for mental health by analyzing his experience and openly discussing it than any of these social media influencers do by forcing mental health issues through the shitpipe of search engine optimization, social media marketing, influence chasing. And it’s always these business cunts. And it’s because it’s trendy and it increases their exposure. They then use that to promote their brand.
 
Allegedly he broke his arm just looking at those weights.

What a patronising sanctimonious load of bollocks.

Be like me. I'm Kevin Stewart. Cringe.
 
Alf said:
Positive mental health is about discussing, and processing reality in a rational way. I really despise this current wave of self-help influencer bollocks, where people talk as though there is a concrete right or wrong way to live, or worse act like they somehow know the answers. For people actually suffering it’s patronizing at best and isolating at worst. Leave the soapbox for those who have the expertise and the track record of helping vulnerable people. If you want to be part of the conversation, contribute and don’t dictate. Clarke Carlisle does a lot more for mental health by analyzing his experience and openly discussing it than any of these social media influencers do by forcing mental health issues through the shitpipe of search engine optimization, social media marketing, influence chasing. And it’s always these business cunts. And it’s because it’s trendy and it increases their exposure. They then use that to promote their brand.
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Positive mental health is about finding and doing what helps you. Whatever that is.
Some people find self- health mantras a positive wherever they find them.

It’s a little ironic maybe that you are dictating what helps people whilst conversely stating that people shouldn’t dictate.
Kevin Stewart is not dictating, he’s putting what he considers to be positive prompts on his own social media and we have people here dictating that he shouldn’t.

Bizarre indeed.

Don‘t like, don’t read.
 
TangerinePeel said:
Seen it mentioned a few times on here, for those without Twitter, Stewart has gone full LinkedIn influencer on twitter with mindset motivation posts every other day.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1585533530628579328

https://twitter.com/x/status/1585883390644985857

https://twitter.com/x/status/1586624682475782144

https://twitter.com/x/status/1586988172856201217

https://twitter.com/x/status/1587348773537210369
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He’s done more tweets in that thread than made appearances for Blackpool!

Fraud.
 
Wizzerboy said:
For God's sake someone types a nasty comment and the old stop, stop, think of their mental health bollocks raises its head.
What boils my piss are the people who actually have to live with this condition. How must they feel when everyone who is "a bit upset" by comments gets put in the same
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ItsGrimUpNorth said:
He’s done more tweets in that thread than made appearances for Blackpool!

Fraud.
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That’s probably accurate unfortunately
 
It’s never the successful ones that have to post this kind of shite.
 
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