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Butcher's Support for Cancer-Stricken Football Icons
4 Jun
Summary
- Terry Butcher supports Kevin Keegan and Kenny Dalglish after their cancer diagnoses.
- Butcher recalls intense playing days against the two football legends.
- The article highlights Butcher's documentary and his son's PTSD struggles.
Terry Butcher, a former England captain, has publicly supported football legends Kevin Keegan and Kenny Dalglish following their recent cancer diagnoses. Butcher, who had many competitive encounters with both players during the 1980s and 1990s, characterized them as strong individuals and expressed his wish for their successful recovery.
His comments came during the screening of 'Butcher: Invisible Wounds,' a documentary focusing on his life and career. The film also delves into the tragic loss of his son, Chris, who battled severe post-traumatic stress disorder after military service in Afghanistan and Iraq.
The documentary highlights Chris's struggles with PTSD after his service, and the circumstances surrounding his death. It also acknowledges the support Butcher received from ITV and the charity combat2coffee, which aids veterans facing similar mental health challenges.
