| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad 21:44 - Aug 21 with 2945 views | loftboy |
Only 47 same age as me [Post edited 21 Aug 2014 22:10]
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| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 21:58 - Aug 21 with 2792 views | CHUBBS |
Alive/dead/finally come out of the closet? |  | | |
| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 22:12 - Aug 21 with 2672 views | loftboy |
| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 21:58 - Aug 21 by CHUBBS |
Alive/dead/finally come out of the closet? |
For some reason the link I've put up isn't showing, but basically he looks about 70 | |
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| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 22:36 - Aug 21 with 2541 views | PlumsteadQPR |
Call me harsh but I truly struggle to feel pity for the wife beating f@cker. |  | | |
| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 23:38 - Aug 21 with 2346 views | Pommyhoop |
When I saw the thread title I thought ' this thread is gonna be binned for sure"
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| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 01:22 - Aug 22 with 2229 views | HollowayRanger |
no time for him either
him best and all the other pizz heads that have ruined their and others lives |  |
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| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 08:30 - Aug 22 with 1991 views | Lblock |
Totally choked for him.
One of my earlier days football hero's and possibly the last English star ever who didn't play or behave like a robot
But what do you do? He's forever hitting the self destruct button and is on road which can only end in a very sad way.
Hope you can turn it around Gazza |  |
| Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal |
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| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 08:41 - Aug 22 with 1974 views | TGRRRSSS |
Saw a bit about this last night on the box, talking of George Best and his early death, sadly though the way it's going he will be going that bit sooner than Best did, who was 59.
I cant see Gazza hitting 50 the way it's going.
All very sad but has a inevitability about it. |  | | |
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| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 10:15 - Aug 22 with 1761 views | toboboly |
That's not Gazza, it's Dave Bassett.
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| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 10:25 - Aug 22 with 1737 views | paulparker |
So Sad, people need to have a look at themselves saying they have no sympathy, etc etc
the bloke has an illness, not only for Alcohol, but drugs, he suffers from anxiety & Depression,
the bloke hasn't done himself any favours, but everyone makes mistakes, evgryone has a destruct button, some more than others
his family are only interested in his name for commercial purposes and he had more hangers on than Elvis , combine all of this and its always going to get messy
Football wise he could have been the Greatest, maybe its just my age but everytime I think of Gazza I think Italia 90, I think Nessan Dorma and I get a bit misty eyed
god bless, I hope he gets through it but something inside of me tells me he wont |  |
| And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
Brian Moore
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| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 11:38 - Aug 22 with 1642 views | rrrspricey |
Some good points PP. Alcoholism is a very difficult thing to escape from. Drinking culture is pushed in your face in Adverts, soaps and whenever you go out and many supermarkets have their special alcohol offers on display as soon as you go through the door.
Yeah he beat his wife up and that’s never excusable but I just can’t help feeling a great sadness for the guy. Like PP said, great memories of Italia ’90 and love watching replays of the goal against Scotland in Euro ‘96 |  | | |
| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 11:50 - Aug 22 with 1601 views | ThaiHoop |
That is truly shocking. Agree with Parker and Pricey on this - his book shows he has serious issues and the people around him, family and supposed mates, let him down badly.
I wonder what would have happened if he had gone to United instead of Spurs? Unfortunately I suspect he'd have ended up the same - just with a few more medals in his cabinet.
Whatever he did off the field he is my favorite non-QPR player bar none. [Post edited 22 Aug 2014 11:53]
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| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 12:09 - Aug 22 with 1543 views | Monahoop |
| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 10:25 - Aug 22 by paulparker |
So Sad, people need to have a look at themselves saying they have no sympathy, etc etc
the bloke has an illness, not only for Alcohol, but drugs, he suffers from anxiety & Depression,
the bloke hasn't done himself any favours, but everyone makes mistakes, evgryone has a destruct button, some more than others
his family are only interested in his name for commercial purposes and he had more hangers on than Elvis , combine all of this and its always going to get messy
Football wise he could have been the Greatest, maybe its just my age but everytime I think of Gazza I think Italia 90, I think Nessan Dorma and I get a bit misty eyed
god bless, I hope he gets through it but something inside of me tells me he wont |
Kind of agree with most of what you've quote. Gascoigne was indeed a great player and like Best, because he was a bit different and rather vulnerable, he was an easy target for the poisonous tentacles of the media in particular the tabloid trash. It's obvious who was /is supposed to be looking after his interests is not doing a very good job and so he goes on suffering.
Like I said, he was a great footballer when given the chance. That second goal he scored for England against Scotland in Euro whenever it was, rates as my all time favourite goal.
I often felt that Bowles, wonderfully talented, but not without his off pitch flaws could have headed for a similar fate, but was wise enough to keep his head down in time, veer away from the limelight and media persecution. |  |
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| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 12:24 - Aug 22 with 1487 views | themodfather |
this, with the robin williams suicide, shows how hard fighting the demons can be...help is there and has been taken but sometimes is not enough.
very sad. |  | | |
| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 13:15 - Aug 22 with 1397 views | s1cRanger |
That's completely out of context. Harry was on Talk Sport this morning and mentioned he saw Gazza walking and stopped to try and help him out. He said he could pick him up every morning, take him to the training ground to get his fitness and life back on track.
He did not 'offer him a job' |  | | |
| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 16:18 - Aug 22 with 1197 views | Gloucs_R |
| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 13:15 - Aug 22 by s1cRanger |
That's completely out of context. Harry was on Talk Sport this morning and mentioned he saw Gazza walking and stopped to try and help him out. He said he could pick him up every morning, take him to the training ground to get his fitness and life back on track.
He did not 'offer him a job' |
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| Gazza. Bloody hell this is sad on 19:57 - Aug 22 with 1080 views | barabajagal |
Some people are too cold hearted. I have sympathy for him, he is ill, despite his aggression towards women, which I find abhorrent. |  | | |
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