Don’t Over Do It | Demetri Mitchell

On this episode of the podcast Kenji Gorré is joined with footballer and founder of Ballers In God, John Bostock. John is a testament of being more than just a footballer. After making his debut at the age of 15 and playing for 15 different clubs John shares the challenges he has faced and speaks about nearly losing his life. John also shares his love for God and how it gets him through thick and thin. There is also a special invitation inside of this episode to become a baller in God. Go to @ballersingod to get involved now!

On this episode of the podcast Kenji Gorré is joined with Bournemouth winger Junior Stanislas. Junior shares his love for the game of football and speaks about his biggest challenges on and off the pitch. Junior shares his deep sense of understanding that everything happens in the right time and how having faith has massively impacted his life and career.

On this episode of the podcast Kenji Gorré is joined with Guyana’s captain and Tottenham Youth Coach, Sam Cox. Sam shares his inspiring story of how he overcame a traumatic experience of his mum being in a coma whilst still having to show up and be his best performing on the pitch. Sam’s personality shines right through this episode.

On this episode of the podcast Kenji Gorré is joined with former teammate Jonathan De Guzman. Jonathan shares how he moved to Holland at the age of 12 years old to pursue his career. He opens up about the challenges he faced moving home at such a young age. He goes into his career.

On this episode of the podcast Kenji Gorré is joined with former teammate and Manchester United player Demetri Mitchel. Demetri shares how making his Premier League debut came at such a surprise as it came during the lowest point of his career so far. He also opens up about the difficulties of having to leave home at such a young age to pursue his career, something that many young footballers have to face.

On this episode of the podcast Kenji Gorré is joined with Marvin Sordell. Marvin is passionate about standing and speaking up for mental health and the importance of being your true self and living as who you truly are. This steamed from his truly inspiring story about how his low times led to him attempting to take his own life. They say that you have to “break down to break through” and Marvin is a true testament to that.

On this episode of the podcast Kenji Gorré is joined with former teammate and Premier League winner Nathan Dyer. Nath goes deep into the dark side of football and shares some powerful testimonies of what he has experienced in his life and career. He goes into saying how mentors played a massive part of his development as a person and a player.

On this episode of the podcast Kenji Gorré is joined with Doncaster player and legend Andy Cole’s son, Devante Cole. He shares the challenges he faced of having a father that played at the highest level and the passions and visions he has for his career beyond football.

On this episode of the podcast Kenji Gorré is joined with former teammate and Middlesbrough player, Ashley Fletcher. Ashley and Kenji reminisce on their days together at Manchester United where their friendship developed. Ashley opens up about the process and pressure of playing at Sunderland and how it had a massive impact on his life and how it has shaped him into the person he is today.

On this episode of the podcast Kenji Gorré is joined with Shay Facey. Shay made his way through the academy at Manchester City, going on loan to New York City in the MLS, Rotherham and Heerenveen and later moving to Northampton. He is now playing for Walsall. Shay was also a vital part to the England set up, representing them at all youth levels. Shay shares how important personal development and mindset is in your life + career. He states that talent is not enough and why consistency + understanding your own emotions is key to your own success.