retired from full time football and will look to pursue a career in Mental health

What? He was announced as Boston player/assistant just a few weeks ago...

When he signed for Boston it stated at the time that he had gone part-time at Boston so that he could balance his football with his charity work and tours around schools talking about mental health.

Ahh i see

Good luck to Nathan. That should be a challenging but rewarding career change.

Good luck to Nathan; I wish him a fulfilling career, which I'm sure it will be.

Thank you for THAT goal.

Good luck to him. He's found something that he's passionate about and I've no doubt he'll be great at it, he's always come across as thoughtful and articulate in his interviews.

If his mental health work is voluntary (or needs additional funding), then surely a collection should be organised when we play our friends from up the road shortly.  I would like to think that both would give generously.

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If his mental health work is voluntary (or needs additional funding), then surely a collection should be organised when we play our friends from up the road shortly.  I would like to think that both would give generously.

Operation mental

Good luck to a great bloke 👍

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Good luck to a great bloke 👍

I fully agree. I liked the way he always supported local mental health, such as having his hair styled at Tukes.  :)

Top man,  a real gent and credit to himself and his family.