Football is Tough, But We’re Here for Him – Stuart Maynard on Supporting Cedwyn Scott

its good that the club and that stuart maynard are supporting cedwyn scott, i hope the time helps him and that he still plays a part in attending games because he should not be alone. he just needs to do what is best for him, the club is doing their part and as fans we can do ours.

Stuart Maynard really highlights how lonely it can be for a footballer dealing with long-term injuries. I can’t imagine the frustration Cedwyn must have felt being sidelined for so long, and it’s amazing that the club has provided the support he needs. It's such a relief to see that the conversation around mental health is changing in football, where it used to be a taboo subject. Cedwyn speaking out is not only a massive step for him personally but will also inspire others in similar situations.

It’s great to see the club backing Cedwyn through this tough time. Mental health is just as important as physical fitness.

There has been talk about something not quite being right. It's a shame that some people thought his performances were about him not being good enough for League Two, but how were they to know Cedwyn Scott has been struggling mentally?

I wish him all the very best. I hope he can come back happier. His injury has caused him some issues, but I am sure he will come good. I wonder if his depression is also impacted by the loss of his friend, Macaulay Langstaff. Either way, it's not nice, and I send him my fullest support.

I'm very pleased that the Club is supporting Cedwyn. I know that the club will ensure that Cedwyn gets all the support he needs.

A lot of respect for Cedwyn Scott. Hope he comes back stronger. Massive credit to the club for supporting him so well.

It’s good to see Notts handling Cedwyn’s situation with such care. Mental health issues are often swept under the rug in football, but Maynard and the club have made it clear that they are fully supporting Cedwyn Scott through this tough time. As fans, we sometimes forget the pressure these players are under, especially when injuries keep them off the pitch for extended periods. It’s great to hear that Cedwyn has found the strength to talk about his struggles, and hopefully, he’ll return to the pitch when he’s fully ready. Hats off to the club for treating this with the seriousness it deserves.

Good to see Maynard and the club handling this with care. Cedwyn’s health must come first, no matter how long it takes.

Maynard’s words about Cedwyn’s leave of absence really struck a chord with me. Mental health is still not talked about enough in football, and Cedwyn’s courage to come forward is a step in the right direction. As fans, we can sometimes be guilty of focusing too much on the results and not enough on the well-being of the players. Injuries are tough enough physically, but the mental toll can be just as challenging, if not more. I’m glad the club is handling this so well, and I hope it opens up more conversations about mental health in the sport.

Cedwyn Scott has shown real courage by speaking openly about his struggles, especially in a sport like football where mental health hasn’t always been prioritised. Stuart Maynard’s comments about supporting him, both on and off the pitch, show just how much the club cares for its players. Footballers are often seen as invincible, but they’re human too. It’s heartening to see Notts stepping up for Cedwyn during such a difficult time. I wish him all the best in his recovery and hope we see him back doing what he loves soon, but only when he’s ready.

I’ve always admired the family feel at Notts County, and this just reinforces that. Stuart Maynard’s support for Cedwyn during this time is exactly what we would expect from a club that really values its players. Mental health isn’t something you can just shake off, and it’s great to see Cedwyn getting the help he needs without any pressure to return before he’s ready. As Maynard said, the team will be there for him, and I hope he knows that the fans are too. I can’t wait to see him back on the pitch, but only when he’s fully ready, mentally and physically.

Mental health in football is a topic we don’t hear about enough, so to see Cedwyn Scott opening up about his struggles is really refreshing. As fans, we sometimes forget how tough it can be for players when they’re not on the pitch, and Stuart Maynard’s words about how isolated long-term injury can make someone feel really hit home. The team environment helps, but it’s not the same as being fully involved day to day.

I’ve got so much respect for the club in how they’re handling this situation. They’re putting Cedwyn’s health first and ensuring he gets the help he needs. It’s also a reminder for all of us to check in on each other, whether we’re in sports or not. Mental health matters, and Cedwyn’s story is proof that it’s okay to ask for help.

Fair play to Cedwyn Scott for speaking out. It’s not easy in football, but Notts County’s support shows what kind of club we are.

We need to give players time. If they are struggling and need support, we can only help them by being patient.

Cedwyn Scott opening up is a big deal; not many players do that in football. I hope he’s okay. Depression is something we, as a fan base, should support. It's important not just for the players, but for our friends too.