Not sure if you have seen the interview with Ian Ward, if not please do and listen to the words used by Trott and then consider Vaughan's words.
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Really don't care about any of that. It is irrelevant to the point I'm making. My problem is that Vaughan is no position to judge either way what the real cause was. And Trott too used some douchey phrasing in that interview, saying that he wasn't a "nutcase". I think probably he was ashamed of being seen as someone with mental illness, which unfortunately is the case with most of the people with mental illness. I too hide it myself, because you have no idea how about the stigma that comes with this.
Whether he does have depression or not is for not Vaughan, you or me to decide. That's why psychologists have degrees, you know. There are various complex factors weighing in here.
[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)][size=13px]Trott shouldn't be anywhere near the English team for an extended period as he is either in complete denial as to his mental condition or he simply did a runner when the going got tough[/size][/color]