Maddy Cusack, 27, a former Sheffield United football player, feared she would be stigmatised and ridiculed after a former coach joined Sheffield United, an inquest hears. Her father told the court that she was “dismayed” when she learned about the appointment and that her concerns were linked to how her mental health issues might be viewed within the club. According to the evidence reported by multiple outlets, Cusack worried that disclosing mental health problems would lead to stigma or negative reactions from others connected to the club, including the head coach. The reports also say her father found her unresponsive at her family home in Derbyshire. The inquest evidence focuses on her state of mind in the lead-up to her death and the effect of the coach’s move on her wellbeing. The outlets provide consistent accounts of the father’s testimony about her fears, but do not report details about any final conclusions in the inquest in the supplied text.