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Former Arsenal defender Tony Adams opens Sporting Chance clinic, after battling alcohol addiciton.
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Admitting his gambling and alcohol addicitons had become too much, Merson went to Sporting Chance clinic to seek help.
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Chelsea striker Adrian Mutu tests positive for cocaine, signalling the end of his Chelsea career.
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Compared to others, Bentley kept the damage of his gambling addiciton minimal losing tens of thousands rather than millions.
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Stoke City winger Matthew Etherington reveals that his gambling issues lead him to lose 1.5m.
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Carlisle United favourite Steve Soley came out and publicly spoke about his battle with bi-polar, which he was diagnosed with in 2009 but claims to have suffered with all of his adult life.
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A story in the Daily Mirror clams that multiple footballers failed tests for cocaine, weed and ectasy.
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Former Sunderland striker Michael Chopra is admitted to Sporting Chance clinic in 2011, to deal with his gambling addiction
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Gary Speed was found dead in his home in November 2011, shcoking the football world. Clearly any mental health issues he suffered from were not apparent to both his colleagues and his family.
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Stan Collymore uses his Twitter account to share his experiences of depression with his followers.
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Former player Warren Aspinall revealed to the BBC that his gambling addiction nearly provoked him to take his own life.
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Former Birimingham City striker Garry O'Connor charged in connection with drug offences.
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Heralded as a future England star, Michael Johnson's off-field issues lead to his release from Manchester City;
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Alarm bells ring throughout the football worlds and the well being of one of the greatest English players to have ever lived, as Paul Gascoigne is filmed in a drunken state at an event. He has since attempted to find help for his addiction.
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