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Billy so Kee for Coalville Town hopes

The ex-Accrington Stanley favourite called time on his professional career at the age of 29 a year-and-a-half ago. He had previously revealed he had been receiving treatment for depression, anxiety and bulimia.
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By John Lyons

BIG INFLUENCE: Billy Kee celebrates for Coalville 
PICTURE: Garry Griffiths and Alamy

UPBEAT manager Adam Stevens believes former Football League striker Billy Kee will play a key role as Coalville Town go for glory in the coming season.
The ex-Accrington Stanley favourite called time on his professional career at the age of 29 a year-and-a-half ago. He had previously revealed he had been receiving treatment for depression, anxiety and bulimia.
Soon after, he joined the part-time Ravens, combining his football with working as a bricklayer. It’s proven a success for both club...

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