Emotional trailer for new Paul Gascoigne documentary.

[Philefc83]

Thoughts?

 

[tim gabbott]

Fancy a pint

 

[sageyefc]

If we're looking for the secrets of eternal life they should study him and Ronnie wood. God knows how they're still going

 

[Donald Twain]

Fancy a pint

 

[tommye]

If we're looking for the secrets of eternal life they should study him and Ronnie wood. God knows how there still going

they're.




ffs

 

[Pienaar's gloves]

Will definitely go and see that.


Unbelievable footballer, tragic story.

 

[sageyefc]

they're.




ffs

Bae xx

 

[Gwladys St. Glory]

If we're looking for the secrets of eternal life they should study him and Ronnie wood. God knows how they're still going

Start with Keef Richards...

 

[tommye]

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Bae xx

 

[COYBL25]

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As cruel as it sounds , it's all been done before with Gazza.

Quite simple really - carry on drinking and die very soon.

 

[Elong]

Euro '96, sniff it Hendry you thieving tit.

 

[Fresh Prince of Belle Val]

The most entertaining English player I've seen. When Rooney broke through it was the only thing comparable, but even he's had that raw talent coached out of his game.

 

[OneTrueLegend]

I think it's very sad what happened to Paul, not just in terms of his career, with the injuries, but off the field. To me he has always come across as a simple man who just wanted to play football. But he was surrounded by vultures and hangers on who wanted his money and the press who wanted to build him up and tear him down. He has never seemed to have the support he needs, this is still going on now, he is battling depression and alcoholism and the sad fact is, his fate could ultimately be the same as Gary Speed, or George Best.

I hope for his sake that it isn't, but it seems he will have to make his recovery in the glare of the media spotlight.

 

[bignev23]

I think it's very sad what happened to Paul, not just in terms of his career, with the injuries, but off the field. To me he has always come across as a simple man who just wanted to play football. But he was surrounded by vultures and hangers on who wanted his money and the press who wanted to build him up and tear him down. He has never seemed to have the support he needs, this is still going on now, he is battling depression and alcoholism and the sad fact is, his fate could ultimately be the same as Gary Speed, or George Best.

I hope for his sake that it isn't, but it seems he will have to make his recovery in the glare of the media spotlight.

I agree with what your saying to an extent but he has to take responsibility of himself really, he loved playing the fool And it's lead him to where he is now. Most exciting British Player I've seen, he really was a good player.


I was hoping Barkley would be as good but I may have to rethink that one.

 

[Fuleco]

Nessun Dorma, gets me every time.