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Boots to Billing
Pitch to Placement
7 episodes
4 hours ago
Welcome to Boots to Billings, the podcast that proves your football career doesn't have to end when you hang up your boots. Too many players reach the end of their careers and find themselves taking dead-end jobs just to pay the bills. But it doesn't have to be that way. From grassroots to the professional game, footballers develop skills that businesses desperately need - they just don't know it yet.
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Welcome to Boots to Billings, the podcast that proves your football career doesn't have to end when you hang up your boots. Too many players reach the end of their careers and find themselves taking dead-end jobs just to pay the bills. But it doesn't have to be that way. From grassroots to the professional game, footballers develop skills that businesses desperately need - they just don't know it yet.
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Careers
Business
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Scott McLaughlin: From Invincible to Vulnerable - A Footballer's Journey Through Mental Health
Boots to Billing
1 hour 12 minutes 15 seconds
2 months ago
Scott McLaughlin: From Invincible to Vulnerable - A Footballer's Journey Through Mental Health

In this powerful episode of Boots to Billing, hosts Alan McFadden and Chris Fahey sit down with Scottish football journeyman and FIFA Licensed football agent Scott McLaughlin for an honest and eye-opening conversation about life in and after professional football.

Scott takes us through his impressive 21-year career, starting as a 16-year-old at Hamilton Academical, playing in the Scottish Premier League with Livingston, and featuring for clubs including Morton, Airdrie United, and Clyde. Along the way, he shares brilliant stories about legendary teammates like "Big Marv" Andrews, Robert Snodgrass, and the unforgettable Andy McLaren.

But the conversation takes a profound turn as Scott opens up about his mental health struggles after retiring from football. From the devastating hit-and-run accident that nearly killed him to the crippling anxiety and depression that followed, Scott reveals the reality behind the "invincible" footballer persona. His candid discussion about seeking help, finding the right support, and eventually rebuilding his life through personal training and football agency work provides hope and inspiration for anyone struggling with similar issues.

Scott and the hosts also tackle the lack of post-career support for footballers, the importance of speaking to the right people about mental health, and why charities like Back Onside are doing crucial work that clubs themselves often neglect.

This episode is essential listening for anyone connected to football, mental health advocacy, or anyone who's ever wondered what happens when the final whistle blows on a playing career.Boots to Billings - where football careers become business success stories.

This podcast is created by ⁠Pitch to Placements⁠ in collaboration with ⁠AGPayroll⁠. This episode was sponsored by Back Onside.

Boots to Billing
Welcome to Boots to Billings, the podcast that proves your football career doesn't have to end when you hang up your boots. Too many players reach the end of their careers and find themselves taking dead-end jobs just to pay the bills. But it doesn't have to be that way. From grassroots to the professional game, footballers develop skills that businesses desperately need - they just don't know it yet.