A former footballer and recovering gambling addict is warning teenage non-league players against the dangers of betting.
Tony Kelly played for clubs including Stoke City in the 1990s before gambling away £500,000.
He said his addiction started as a young non-league player, and that it was important to warn other footballers about the dangers of gambling.
"There is a dark side to gambling. We don't want to create another generation of problem gamblers," he said.
Mr Kelly told his story to academy players aged 16-18 at non-league Bedworth United in Warwickshire, whose first team plays in the Northern Premier League - Midlands Division.