Johnny Manziel
The Judiciary Report first did a story on then NFL
quarterback, Johnny Manziel, sounding the alarm on his
partying (Partying Your Career Away).
In the two years since the Judiciary Report article, Manziel
has hit rock bottom this year. He has been dropped by the
Cleveland Browns, his girlfriend dumped him after a domestic
violence incident that left her deaf and he is currently
under criminal indictment in connection with the
aforementioned fight. Today, TMZ is reporting Manziel's
family and friends are afraid he is going to die from his
wild partying.
Manziel could learn from British Leicester City football
player, Jamie Vardy. A couple years ago, Vardy began showing
up to training drunk. The Leicester City staff decided to
take a proactive approach with Vardy, who was receptive to
their suggestions that he control his alcohol intake for the
sake of his health and career. Leicester City was fighting
off relegation last season. This month, Leicester City hit
the news worldwide, as Vardy, its leading scorer and the
squad made history in winning the Premier League. Vardy and
the team are the success story of the season, as what they
accomplished is unprecedented in football.
You have to make disciplined sacrifices in life to truly get
the things you want. Some things money can buy. Others
things it can't. You have to develop and protect your
talents and gifts in life. Do not squander what God has
given you. Make something of your life. Invest in yourself
in getting clean and sober. Make an effort to get your life
and career back on track.
STORY SOURCE
Johnny Manziel Friends Concerned ... 'He's Gonna Die'
5/24/2016 1:00 AM PDT BY - Johnny Manziel's drinking
and drug use is worse than ever -- but the QB refuses to
seek help ... and now people close to him are convinced he's
going to die unless something changes soon. Here's what we know ... Manziel has become even more
reckless with his drug problem recently -- even blowing
lines in front of people he barely knows. "He's in a horrible downward spiral," one source very
close to the QB tells TMZ Sports.
There have been multiple serious attempts to help Johnny
-- with one group of close friends recently sitting him down
and "confronting" him about his situation. But, as one
source put it, "He flipped out and would not hear it." "He's too much of a risk," one high-powered nightclub
source tells us ... "He's a good guy, but he's a f***ing
mess."...
Instead, he continues to party like a maniac -- L.A.,
Vegas, Miami, Coachella, Dallas -- and, as one source put
it, "If he continues this way for much longer he will die.”
His own father expressed grave concern about Johnny back
in February -- saying if he doesn't get help, "he won't live
to see his 24th birthday."
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