He’s got cojones for that interview – Spurs fans back Danny Rose

Anything that enables and empowers awareness around MH issues can only be a good thing. Many men suffer in silence and damage those around them in the process. However using depression to excuse poor judgement doesn’t do a lot for the image of genuine suffering.

— Anton Marc Shaw (@amshealer1) June 7, 2018

Really rate rose for that interview. He clearly shouldn’t have a future at spurs. But he’s got cojones for the interview and when he goes I’ll wish him and thank him for the arsenal goal always.
Brave boy

— paul (@dpg197) June 7, 2018

Yes, but if we don’t know the full story then that isn’t our fault. We can only draw conclusions on what we are told and know. Once the bigger picture is seen then we can adapt our remarks/ criticisms. The comments that were made at the time were right.

— Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Voice (@HotspurVoice) June 7, 2018

Would love him back at his best for us after the World Cup, incredible on his day! #COYS

— D // Wadsworth (@Daryll_Spurs) June 6, 2018

Fully behind Danny Rose. Takes a lot of courage to talk about your mental state. Come back stronger and stay at Spurs ???

— Magic Man Poch (@MagicManPoch) June 7, 2018

Super brave and honest interview from Danny Rose. A dialogue that is not easy but essential to talk about. Glad to see he got help and is recovering. Also refreshing to see footballs not being seen as super heroes and to use this platform to discuss mental health issues.

— Chris (@the_twelfthman) June 7, 2018