The fact that this video is so hard to find is telling, fuck this political generation
@shoelrana98872 ай бұрын
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@dbmikeyg2553 ай бұрын
Damn....
@Ernest_Thesiger4 ай бұрын
Gary's death was an extremely sad tragedy but let me just give my thoughts on the circumstances surrounding his death. I know just about everybody blames depression for his death but I don't think people should be so quick to dismiss the coroner's thoughts and should maybe consider that he was right to suggest drunkeness, a massive row with his wife and a stupid attempt to try and scare her may have led to his death. Remember, Gary had just come home from a party drunk and still wet from when he was pushed into a swimming pool, which may have made him feel annoyed and humiliated. There then followed this row with his wife, the details of which she has somehow forgotten. I really don't think anybody can sit here now and say with any degree of certainty that, although Gary spent every waking hour with family, friends or colleagues and showed no real signs of being depressed to them, he was indeed suffering from deep depression and decided to kill himself because of it. There was talk of an unsent letter being discovered which apparently showed Gary had suicidal thoughts when he was a kid but, although I don't believe the letter has ever been made public, I know it apparently says something like "I'm going to sleep now and I hope I don't wake up" Some people claim this can only have been the writings of somebody who was severely depressed because it would be very strange for a level-headed child to think like that but I think that's exactly the sort of thing a moody, unhappy teenager would write when penning their thoughts in a letter or in a diary. I really don't think a throwaway line like that can be seen as clear evidence that he'd had "suicidal thoughts" for over 20 years. Of the thousands of people who have made a conscious decision to kill themselves because they were depressed, how many did so whilst drunk and after a massive argument? As I said, I really think we have to respect the coroner's view. I personally think he was right!
@B237555 ай бұрын
What a brave man
@MUSIC4TRUTH....5 ай бұрын
Football is great, but in reality it is utterly meaningless.
@TherymasterWidnes5 ай бұрын
Speed was a selfish man. Cowards way to go.
@Zac_fry4 ай бұрын
Seriously grow up mate
@jonathanmarkham1998Ай бұрын
If only life was that black and white. It isn’t.
@riptideog87835 ай бұрын
There’s only one Gary Speed, must’ve been very hard for him speaking about his best mates death a day after ❤
@granitesevan62436 ай бұрын
Life is so sad, so beautiful. Don't give up 💪
@Goubear1237 ай бұрын
Still cannot believe to this day they even expected him to do this for his best mate. 😢
@rorysmith24158 ай бұрын
Gary Speed seemed like a good guy.
@rltr61468 ай бұрын
We love you Gary
@Instasamps11 ай бұрын
😢 heartbreaking
@SeeYouNextTuesday-11 ай бұрын
God bless him this is heartbreaking 💔
@BlytheWorld1972 Жыл бұрын
Ps i takes a real man to cry .. this just ripped your heart.
@BlytheWorld1972 Жыл бұрын
I am not even into football but i remember Gary was very sad when he died .. just tragic .
@robcol800 Жыл бұрын
Depression is a Lier and a Thief 😢
@pkune5158 Жыл бұрын
Great tv
@Foodlikeachef Жыл бұрын
Gary speed was the epitome of professional. You just never know what's going on in someone's head. Anyone reading this, feeling as though suicide is a viable option, talk! Talk to someone. Anybody but talk! Rest in peace Speedo!!
@xSP33DYx408 Жыл бұрын
I never knew who they were until now and i'm actually tearing up
@WhoKnowsAnyway Жыл бұрын
I don't know who gary speed is, but watching his mate do the interview you as a human will feel bad and must sympathize to. I pity men who are not emotionally well, men who have been taking by their demons and they been battling everyday. men who have run out of options and for them to end up in this kind of tragedy is just awful. I have battle tough emotions and situations too, maybe not as tough as others are battling. Men either suck it up or just ends their mental suffering. No matter how rich you are, how healthy and happy you might seem, and how well you treat people. There is always demon lurking blinding those who we love and we are happy to spend our time with that they think we are okay. It's not their fault though, we either think it over again and again or do something about it. Might not get rid of this kind of stuffs with men, but we must learn to live with it and enjoy our remaining days with a proper goodbye. Not in a tragic suicide.
@corneliusg4905 Жыл бұрын
“There’s no call” :/
@RyboBBurn Жыл бұрын
Glasgow Rangers fan here. Gary Speed will Forever be in EVERY Football fans heart. ❤ HE EARNED THAT! R.I.P Gary Speed. Truly one of a kind. A Legend. A Gentleman. A true Profesional at his work, on and off the field. A Role Model in every sense. Yes, a Legend at MANY Football Clubs and especially the Welsh International squad, both as Player and Manager, but I will ALWAYS remember him fondly for his outstanding performances for Leeds against Rangers in the "Battle of Britain" in the 1992/93 Season. The first Leg at Ibrox was a good game but scrappy. Gary McAllisters volleyed Goal for Leeds in the opening minutes of the game was unbelievable. The Rangers fans were still trying to find and sit on their allocated seats because the Goal was scored so fast after kick-off. Leeds had a Star-Studded team back in the day, especially that Season. The Second Leg at Elland Road is regarded Worldwide as one of the Best UEFA Champions League game EVER. Cosidered as Two of the very best ever Goals scored in the history of the UEFA Champions League competition, and BOTH Goals were scored in the same game. Mark Hateleys Wonergoal with a Striked Lobbed Volley, after a superb lobbed chip assist by Ally McCoist. Then moments later Mark Hatley perfectly delivered a crossed ball assist to Ally McCoist who scored a World-Class Diving Header. Hateleys Goal is consiered as the best goal scored, but personally my all time favorite Goal is Ally McCoists Diving Header. Ally was born a Rangers fan and the goal meant so much to him, he famously burst out crying with tears straight after scoring, which almost got him subbed off if he didn't control his emotions vry quickly. Then Eric Cantona scored a beautiful Goal as a late conselation. Over both Legs, Gary Speed and Eric Cantona TERRORISED Rangers with their unmatched and untouchable skills. If it wasn't for the Late and Great Goalkeeper "The Goalie" Andy Goram (R.I.P to him as well) making about 100+ World-Class saves during both Legs, Gary Speed and Cantona would have won both games single-handedly for Leeds if it wasn't for Andy Gorams efforts in front of goal. For me, Andy Goram was the TRUE Man of the Match and Hero in both of the two games played. That's just my personal opinion. Here is a link to Gary Speeds wiki, it's very intresting = en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Speed#Leeds_United GOD Bless you and Rest in Peace, Gary Andrew Speed M.B.E 💙
@kezminnufc Жыл бұрын
I've just found out this video existed. It broke me seeing it . Bryn heartbreaking from a fellow Geordie xx
@maxccfc1927 Жыл бұрын
11 years ago today,rest in peace Speedo ❤️
@LThaPunisha Жыл бұрын
It's 11 years today that Gary Speed passed away and we all still miss you Gary.
@ezioclarketheninth Жыл бұрын
Sky cut away to save bryn “embarrassment” but I want all the blokes that read this message that it’s okay to be emotional and be upset, it’s normal and it’s far better to cry it out then drink it out or snort it out
@scotty2036 Жыл бұрын
I was at his last game for wales...so sad when this happened 😔🏴
@atthewhiskey Жыл бұрын
Gary Speed [like at least 700 other boys] was systematically abused. The FA has so much answering to do, and still nothing substantial has been done after 50+ years of systemic abuse. That is sinister. "In 2018, 7 years after his death, an old letter written by Speed in which he noted of being depressed and wishing to sleep and "never wake up" was uncovered by his widow Louise. The letter was addressed to Louise and it was written when Speed was 17 years old." Men are too proud to admit to being abused.
@James-lm6wt Жыл бұрын
100% correct…
@kmag7122 Жыл бұрын
so sad 🙏🌹🙏
@johnsmith-xy5kb Жыл бұрын
sad but beautiful
@blackjackmaestro6505 Жыл бұрын
Heartbreaking for this man
@fredgovani6480 Жыл бұрын
Bryn. So brave and emotional. Speedo will be so proud of you as we all are, of you both. God bless
@petehill8885 Жыл бұрын
Producer put him on hoping he would breakdown.
@jonathanmarkham1998Ай бұрын
Seems a bit cynical to say that.
@margaridacosta270 Жыл бұрын
There was no call.....
@jscplays3643 Жыл бұрын
R.I.P you will always be remembered by bolton .
@jamesfulton8251 Жыл бұрын
Gary was an excellent player,he had a lot more to give to the world of football.
@davieboy-333 Жыл бұрын
Still sad to this day ❤️
@rocky3268 Жыл бұрын
Speedo We Just Had a Mural Painted here in Cardiff 💯 Were Going to the World Cup Never FORGOTTEN 🏴🏴🏴✌🏻
@petemarr824 Жыл бұрын
Respect from Sky for cutting away as soon he started crying, unfortunately some channels tend to keep filming.
@OpinionatedAnon Жыл бұрын
I’ve been there - my best friend took his life too. My heart has melted for Bryn :(
@TheLookingGlass91 Жыл бұрын
Ah man that broke my heart
@kwl189 Жыл бұрын
This man was extremely professional to make it as far as he did in this coverage. To be that close to Garry Speed and to speak as well as he did, holding it all together….
@Void3.0 Жыл бұрын
so sad seeing him try to keep himself composed ☹️
@lfc6663 Жыл бұрын
Emotional.
@farhanatashiga3721 Жыл бұрын
He'll be smiling from another place knowing the success Wales has achieved since he passed away
@richashby4475 Жыл бұрын
That’s a tough watch.Fair-play to Bryn for being able to do that.Respect.
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The fact that this video is so hard to find is telling, fuck this political generation
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Damn....
Gary's death was an extremely sad tragedy but let me just give my thoughts on the circumstances surrounding his death. I know just about everybody blames depression for his death but I don't think people should be so quick to dismiss the coroner's thoughts and should maybe consider that he was right to suggest drunkeness, a massive row with his wife and a stupid attempt to try and scare her may have led to his death. Remember, Gary had just come home from a party drunk and still wet from when he was pushed into a swimming pool, which may have made him feel annoyed and humiliated. There then followed this row with his wife, the details of which she has somehow forgotten. I really don't think anybody can sit here now and say with any degree of certainty that, although Gary spent every waking hour with family, friends or colleagues and showed no real signs of being depressed to them, he was indeed suffering from deep depression and decided to kill himself because of it. There was talk of an unsent letter being discovered which apparently showed Gary had suicidal thoughts when he was a kid but, although I don't believe the letter has ever been made public, I know it apparently says something like "I'm going to sleep now and I hope I don't wake up" Some people claim this can only have been the writings of somebody who was severely depressed because it would be very strange for a level-headed child to think like that but I think that's exactly the sort of thing a moody, unhappy teenager would write when penning their thoughts in a letter or in a diary. I really don't think a throwaway line like that can be seen as clear evidence that he'd had "suicidal thoughts" for over 20 years. Of the thousands of people who have made a conscious decision to kill themselves because they were depressed, how many did so whilst drunk and after a massive argument? As I said, I really think we have to respect the coroner's view. I personally think he was right!
What a brave man
Football is great, but in reality it is utterly meaningless.
Speed was a selfish man. Cowards way to go.
Seriously grow up mate
If only life was that black and white. It isn’t.
There’s only one Gary Speed, must’ve been very hard for him speaking about his best mates death a day after ❤
Life is so sad, so beautiful. Don't give up 💪
Still cannot believe to this day they even expected him to do this for his best mate. 😢
Gary Speed seemed like a good guy.
We love you Gary
😢 heartbreaking
God bless him this is heartbreaking 💔
Ps i takes a real man to cry .. this just ripped your heart.
I am not even into football but i remember Gary was very sad when he died .. just tragic .
Depression is a Lier and a Thief 😢
Great tv
Gary speed was the epitome of professional. You just never know what's going on in someone's head. Anyone reading this, feeling as though suicide is a viable option, talk! Talk to someone. Anybody but talk! Rest in peace Speedo!!
I never knew who they were until now and i'm actually tearing up
I don't know who gary speed is, but watching his mate do the interview you as a human will feel bad and must sympathize to. I pity men who are not emotionally well, men who have been taking by their demons and they been battling everyday. men who have run out of options and for them to end up in this kind of tragedy is just awful. I have battle tough emotions and situations too, maybe not as tough as others are battling. Men either suck it up or just ends their mental suffering. No matter how rich you are, how healthy and happy you might seem, and how well you treat people. There is always demon lurking blinding those who we love and we are happy to spend our time with that they think we are okay. It's not their fault though, we either think it over again and again or do something about it. Might not get rid of this kind of stuffs with men, but we must learn to live with it and enjoy our remaining days with a proper goodbye. Not in a tragic suicide.
“There’s no call” :/
Glasgow Rangers fan here. Gary Speed will Forever be in EVERY Football fans heart. ❤ HE EARNED THAT! R.I.P Gary Speed. Truly one of a kind. A Legend. A Gentleman. A true Profesional at his work, on and off the field. A Role Model in every sense. Yes, a Legend at MANY Football Clubs and especially the Welsh International squad, both as Player and Manager, but I will ALWAYS remember him fondly for his outstanding performances for Leeds against Rangers in the "Battle of Britain" in the 1992/93 Season. The first Leg at Ibrox was a good game but scrappy. Gary McAllisters volleyed Goal for Leeds in the opening minutes of the game was unbelievable. The Rangers fans were still trying to find and sit on their allocated seats because the Goal was scored so fast after kick-off. Leeds had a Star-Studded team back in the day, especially that Season. The Second Leg at Elland Road is regarded Worldwide as one of the Best UEFA Champions League game EVER. Cosidered as Two of the very best ever Goals scored in the history of the UEFA Champions League competition, and BOTH Goals were scored in the same game. Mark Hateleys Wonergoal with a Striked Lobbed Volley, after a superb lobbed chip assist by Ally McCoist. Then moments later Mark Hatley perfectly delivered a crossed ball assist to Ally McCoist who scored a World-Class Diving Header. Hateleys Goal is consiered as the best goal scored, but personally my all time favorite Goal is Ally McCoists Diving Header. Ally was born a Rangers fan and the goal meant so much to him, he famously burst out crying with tears straight after scoring, which almost got him subbed off if he didn't control his emotions vry quickly. Then Eric Cantona scored a beautiful Goal as a late conselation. Over both Legs, Gary Speed and Eric Cantona TERRORISED Rangers with their unmatched and untouchable skills. If it wasn't for the Late and Great Goalkeeper "The Goalie" Andy Goram (R.I.P to him as well) making about 100+ World-Class saves during both Legs, Gary Speed and Cantona would have won both games single-handedly for Leeds if it wasn't for Andy Gorams efforts in front of goal. For me, Andy Goram was the TRUE Man of the Match and Hero in both of the two games played. That's just my personal opinion. Here is a link to Gary Speeds wiki, it's very intresting = en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Speed#Leeds_United GOD Bless you and Rest in Peace, Gary Andrew Speed M.B.E 💙
I've just found out this video existed. It broke me seeing it . Bryn heartbreaking from a fellow Geordie xx
11 years ago today,rest in peace Speedo ❤️
It's 11 years today that Gary Speed passed away and we all still miss you Gary.
Sky cut away to save bryn “embarrassment” but I want all the blokes that read this message that it’s okay to be emotional and be upset, it’s normal and it’s far better to cry it out then drink it out or snort it out
I was at his last game for wales...so sad when this happened 😔🏴
Gary Speed [like at least 700 other boys] was systematically abused. The FA has so much answering to do, and still nothing substantial has been done after 50+ years of systemic abuse. That is sinister. "In 2018, 7 years after his death, an old letter written by Speed in which he noted of being depressed and wishing to sleep and "never wake up" was uncovered by his widow Louise. The letter was addressed to Louise and it was written when Speed was 17 years old." Men are too proud to admit to being abused.
100% correct…
so sad 🙏🌹🙏
sad but beautiful
Heartbreaking for this man
Bryn. So brave and emotional. Speedo will be so proud of you as we all are, of you both. God bless
Producer put him on hoping he would breakdown.
Seems a bit cynical to say that.
There was no call.....
R.I.P you will always be remembered by bolton .
Gary was an excellent player,he had a lot more to give to the world of football.
Still sad to this day ❤️
Speedo We Just Had a Mural Painted here in Cardiff 💯 Were Going to the World Cup Never FORGOTTEN 🏴🏴🏴✌🏻
Respect from Sky for cutting away as soon he started crying, unfortunately some channels tend to keep filming.
I’ve been there - my best friend took his life too. My heart has melted for Bryn :(
Ah man that broke my heart
This man was extremely professional to make it as far as he did in this coverage. To be that close to Garry Speed and to speak as well as he did, holding it all together….
so sad seeing him try to keep himself composed ☹️
Emotional.
He'll be smiling from another place knowing the success Wales has achieved since he passed away
That’s a tough watch.Fair-play to Bryn for being able to do that.Respect.
This is tragic man. :(
Bryn means hill in welsh
Gary Speed 🙏