Good interview with Brett Seymour. Glad he looks like he is sorting himself out. www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/26176516

Good interview with Brett Seymour. Glad he looks like he is sorting himself out. www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-league/26176516

Hope he can keep it up, and well done to cas for giving him a lifeline...

How can we be the most cynical fans in rugby league, as well as being the most gullible?

So, just to clarify your feelings on this, what are you saying, that Brett Seymour & his wife are a liars and none of the events happened the way he is telling them? That he hasn't suffered depression at all..just asking like.

I for one think the club (AP the main culprit) and large majority of fans treated him like shat, absolutely disgraceful, sometimes I'm ashamed to be a lifelong FC fan when I read the dispicable crud that comes out of the mouths of so called 'human beings'...

"Individually you are judged all the time and it can be quite critical so some people may struggle," he adds. "While you judge people as players you need to be aware there is a person underneath that needs to be respected for what they are about as a bloke."

I think that's a really good quote from Darryl Powell and something a few people should take on board. All players are going to get criticised at some point, but some things said on here and at games about our own players can get pretty personal.

You seriously need to explain this comment or take a long hard look at yourself in the mirror.

Be very careful how you explain that Raggytash

I don't think Raggy tash needs to explain . People know what he is getting at and he is only saying what a others were thinking and it is, of course, his opinion no matter how unpalatable that may be to others.

I hope he does really well for Cas, as someone who's been in a similar position it will be great for him to get back on track.

As for 'unpallatable comments' everyone is entitled to their opinion. One thing i will never do is take offence on behalf of other people but those with depression generally don't care what others think. There are more important things for him to focus on now.

Really! I certainly don't consider myself cynical or gullible on the matter. Not sure of his use of those terms!

I can see that some fans could be classed as being two-faced though.

I have great sympathy with what Seymour has gone through and seriously hope he makes a success of his time at Cas.

I see you haven't been back to attempt to justify that post yet.

You can't make a comment like that and just leave it hanging out there.

Meatpaste seems to understand for some reason?

I wouldn't wish depression on anyone, and I think Raggytash needs to have a think about life, and consider "his" blessings if he's never suffered from it.

I do understand as you do . I don't necessarily agree with Raggy tash but I understand why he said it .

have the courage to enlighten us then.....?

And be accused of trolling ? No . You just carry on trolling the City of Hull.

typical coward

Says a guy who berates Hull and hides in Worcester.

I don't understand the terminology he used.

Totally different meaning to what i could understand some fans being accused of.

That's why i asked him to explain.

Obviously he's of the opinion that Seymour crashed his car whilst drink driving and used depression as an excuse. Personally I don't buy into that at all, but he's not to first person to say it and won't be the last. My thoughts are that his story is genuine, but it was still very irresponsible. Thankfully it was just parked cars he hit and not another person.

Unless you have had depression yourself or have a close friend or relative who has it is hard to understand. Too many people just think depression is just feeling a bit down, but it's a lot more than that. Hopefully Brett can put this part of his life behind him now.

Hides?

No, it's where I WORK, you might want to try it one day, it can be quite rewarding.

Why would I stay in Hull on£20k a year when I can be down here on £100k+ a year (and have some weird avatar that makes me look a prat?)

Is that all you're capable of earning in Hull?

100% agree, I have. and I freely admit, suffered clinical depression and it is not a good place to be, in fact, I have stood on the edge of reason (so to speak) but not taken that final step. It's easy for morons to take the moral high ground when the only pressure they have is a paper round and having to buy Haribo in a morning. Whatever Seymour was or wasn't, he is a human being who deserves respect as a fellow homo-sapien (the kids might need to google that)

Did he get convicted for the offences I don't remember reading anything

Banned from driving.