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Paul Gascoigne











REDLAND

Active member
Jul 7, 2003
9,443
At the foot of the downs














The pub he talks about in that clip, where George Clooney wanted to play him at darts - The Dun Cow, in Dunston - is where my grandad used to drink. At the end of the road where my mum was born.
 


Nibble

New member
Jan 3, 2007
19,238
Just like any other drunk twat who talks shite at you in a pub. wouldn't entertain the drunken fool for 5 seconds.
 


Brian Fantana

Well-known member
Oct 8, 2006
7,552
In the field
The pub he talks about in that clip, where George Clooney wanted to play him at darts - The Dun Cow, in Dunston - is where my grandad used to drink. At the end of the road where my mum was born.

Apparently he has been cautioned by police for trying to break into the pub in order to get a drink before 10 am.

The manager of the pub just said that Gazza was a friend of the establishment and was merely trying to get the attention of the staff.

Very sad.
 




Uncle Spielberg

Well-known member
Jul 6, 2003
43,097
Lancing
Gazza wants to kill himself now. The Demons are so strong in his head there appears to be no hope for him. His last chance saloon was his recen rehab when his family rallied around and Sheryl and Bianca and Regan tried to get him to sort his shit out. It was even mooted Sheryl was going to marry him again. Next we hear is that he goes abroad on the lash for 4 weeks getting arrested at a hotel and having a woman in his room and coming back and going on benders in Newcastle. Like George Best it appears there is nothing that can be done for him

His last chance was thrown away and I would be suprised if he is alive in 2 years time.
 




Simster

"the man's an arse"
Jul 7, 2003
54,952
Surrey
the people who filmed that, subtitled it and then posted it on youtube are absolute :tosser:
Spot on.


Ha ha look at this bloke, he'll be a tramp soon if he doesn't kill himself

:nono:

It's one thing to take the piss, quite another to put the boot on a bloke when he's down.
 




This is where football has issues with perspective.
People celebrate players to the nth degree, yet all they did was guide a little air-filled ball around a flat surface, using their body and that ball in a way that best prevented someone else from getting it off them.
Some dogs can manage that rather well, incidentally.

So, as most people do seem to have addictive personalities for something, the thing they are addicted to can be something harmful to them - be it gambling, smoking, drinking, or whatever.

Paul Gascoigne isn't necessarily "just an..." anything, he's a human being prone to addictions, and now lost in the celebrity mire that, for him, means life is incredibly interesting and elevated.
To confirm his impression, everyone around him keeps telling him that's the truth.
 
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Man of Harveys

Well-known member
Jul 9, 2003
18,878
Brighton, UK
I'm starting to agree that he'd be better off dead. But if "they" are going to put him down, it should be in a suitably entertaining manner for such an entertaining player.

They should BLOW him up in the middle of a big football stadium after making him DRINK several pints of some sort of explosive, with his mate Five Bellies pushing the plunger as Gazza gives a cheery thumbs up to the crowd.
 


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