Signing for Sunderland AFC to eating glass when it all went wrong (4K) - Simon Ramsden | E121

I sit down with Ex professional footballer Simon Ramsden.This local lad breaks his life story down. Right back from playing for Sunderland, his childhood dream to being let go by Mick Mccarthy.He then went on to play for various other clubs and played in the champions league.It all came crashing down when his mental health deteriorated, to the point where he ate glass on a night out with friends.What he did after was crazy.Now - a personal trainer with his brand @sr_fitnesslife he is building a coaching business which is changing the lives of many BUT…The end of the month he will doing 37 hours of training with no sleep, all for the passing of his dear friend who lost his battle with cancer.A beacon of hope for people of the north east.Good episode this.I've not sponsored this episode, but if you've enjoyed this episode would you press subscribe and it makes my job of creating this show for you a whole lot easier! Did you watch the episode with BKFC World Heavyweight Champion Mick Terrill?https://youtu.be/xwFgPKzKTW4?si=CyLgswQ2iY-pfBwsFollow thecontentCAST On All Platforms Here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecontentcast1Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoHSL4YcpO7HfHJ4MV0wV3ASpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3cMtSWnyucHE8UCPDMtCMRApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-content-cast-podcast/id1670145444Follow me here:https://www.instagram.com/addsladFollow my Content Creation Business here:Instagram: @thecontentpt00:00 Teaser01:30 practice vs talent03:00 Play for Sunderland 07:00 How did your time at Sunderland end?11:00 What was your goal at that point?15:00 Money21:00 Retiring from football22:00 Biggest footballing friend?26:00 Games gone a bit soft28:00 eating glass29:00 Lowest point30:00 I need purpose31:00 Coaching business34:00 Whats silly money?37:00 Personal trainer 45:00 How are you now mentally?50:00 Lost a friend54:00 Life can be cruel 56:00 Don't live life to survive, live to thriveSupport the show