GAZZA: Snubbing Man Utd and Liverpool, Chats with the Pope, and Trashing the Training Ground

[@filipeventura2729]

Strange story but last year i dealt with an addiction and started watching this podcast when i could barely do anything else, 1 year later im sober and hearing these Gazza stories really cracks me up. If someone else out there deals with addiction dont forget, one day at a time, we got this!!!

[@joshoxley4445]

Congrats mate, keep going 💪

[@stevenattias1803]

I am glad you are doing better. I lost classmates to addiction. It's tough cheers from New York.

[@francismulhern9314]

Tears of laughter but what a player! Honestly, the greatest of the 90s and I really enjoyed listening to him. Legend thank you

[@dansparkes6628]

Wishing you all the very best and your continued recovery mate. I work in addiction and have experienced it firsthand as an Affected Other, and hearing people doing well makes me very happy

[@rashidadams8327]

That’s great to hear, brother ♥️🙏🏽😊

[@sike44]

Every time I see Gazza healthy and well I’m happy. What a player.

[@PaulBaksy]

As a scot,he was the best British footballer ever in my book

[@Carson-pv4hr]

Got him from lazio still in his 20s year before euro 96.. and he was enjoying his football him and Laudrup mccoist..scored alot of goals and watching gazza just turn a game with moments of pure genius.. actually met him was surprised how small he was but he was strong on the ball use his body just turn glide past players for fun . Good Times ❤

[@sike44]

@@Carson-pv4hr nice. Enjoyed that period. He was superb.

[@mitchellandrews1015]

@@PaulBaksy behave yourself. Best player ever in Scotland? Are you mad? I could name 20 players better without thinking

[@CensorshipRebel]

I know exactly what you mean. Ive got a genuine warmth radiating in my stomach seeing our greatest icon being well. It brings a real, genuine feeling of gratitude, warmth and elation. God bless you Paul, and may he keep watching over you.

[@luton_gmanrock]

Genuinely lovely bloke, when Luton get relegated away to Notts County in 1992, we saw Gazza in a chauffer driven limo on the way home, we mooned our behinds at him, so he stuck his arse out of the window back, we laughed all the way home down the M1 lol🤣🤣

[@bagpussmacfarlan9008]

Ha, I was at that match - didn't get the Gazza salute though!

[@RichRobinson]

Brilliant! 😂

[@RobK32]

Doubt his ex wife who he beat up continously would agree with ya

[@WorldCupWillie]

That reminds of that old joke about Andy Cole and Gazza driving thru Newcastle Town centre. They're getting abuse every time they stop at lights. Finally Gazza says I've had enough of this and sticks his bare arse out of the window. All the local Geordies start singing "there's only one Peter Beardsley" Something like that anyway. I can't remember it exactly.

[@mitchellandrews1015]

@@luton_gmanrock that’s not very mature or appropriate. Shame

[@SuperR160]

Best I've seen him in a long time. Stay well Gazza. The greatest talent this country has ever produced. Genius. ❤

[@VillaBoys123]

Everyone always says this, then the next week he's eating out a bin.

[@SuperR160]

@@VillaBoys123 fair comment. Unfortunately that's the problem with having addiction & mental health issues. Gazza the footballer is only a very small part of who he really is.

[@paulcross4399]

Not taking no light away from Gazza, but Rooney all day the greatest this country has produced

[@generalwasteman]

@@paulcross4399facts.

[@issyjas3309]

He was superb but he peaked around 1990, too many distractions and unfulfilled potential. On the England front Graham Taylor didn’t help him at all, dropping him for his first game. Knew we’d be in for a rough 4 years from that point

[@johndodd9777]

Brilliant. I'm a Geordie who saw Gazza in his darkest times back home in various bars. To see him looking good and full of smiles is special. Thank you everyone involved!

[@bobbastian760]

So happy Gazza is still with us!

[@RichRobinson]

100%

[@donlunn792]

Great to see him like this talking to some of his best mates.

[@stenbergskij101]

He has the best made up storys

[@MrSmudgerooo]

So lovely to see Gazza looking so well and sharp. What a great player!

[@1derehman]

Glen hoddle.’ I found God’ Gazza..’ that must have been a great pass’ 😂

[@nigelbabb2516]

😂😂😂😂

[@EannaButler]

Yeah! Legend.. Was missed by the guys tho!

[@LoneRangerG5]

It wasn’t missed...they glanced over it so as not to offend. 😂

[@mergendy]

he was paraphrasing the Jasper Carrott gag from years ago: "I hear Glenn Hoddle's found God. Must have been a hell of a pass"...

[@barbarohelm9697]

He never said that he's too thick .. it was jasper carrot

[@MeAmBort]

You know when Gazza starts a story off with “the groundsman had a tractor” it’s gonna be a belter, top bloke!

[@callumhayes7502]

Certainly peaked my interest!

[@AndrewWinstanley]

I was lucky enough to meet Gazza just after he went to Spurs. Even as a kid, he was funny, warm and entertaining. What a player

[@alanrobertson5602]

Growing up in the 90s and watching Gazza play up here in Scotland was special. Coming from a non Rangers fan and a Scotland fan he was an absolute joy to watch. if we had only stuck away that penalty. Love you Gazza, one of the greatest to play in Scotland. Which is pretty impressive considering Laudrup, Larsson or anyone of this modern era here. We were lucky to have you here. Hope you stay well. thank you x

[@leedsunitedoldschool2837]

Loved seeing Gazza play. Greatest talent England ever had. Forget Gerrard, Lampard, Scholes and the rest, this is the player I would have liked most to see in a Leeds United shirt. A Very special player. Best wishes 🤍🤍

[@Imsoconfusedthesedays]

Gazzas looking well. Glad to see he looks like he’s doing better. What a player, always wore his heart on his sleeve

[@thesoundlikechameleons2082]

Horrible individual. Giggs too.

[@EpicAelflaed]

Gazza the legend and that goal against Scotland euro 96 was sublime and world class 👌 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@95acw88]

Gazza was before my time but wow hahaha who else on earth has that many mad stories. He makes Balotelli look like an angel

[@phillsmith9255]

Gazza was when I really started loving footie, he was a class above everyone other then maybe John Barnes, spend 30 mins watching Gazza footage on KZbin and enjoy.

[@CensorshipRebel]

Aw mate, you couldn't believe how MASSIVE Paul Gasgcoine was. He was a superstar before the Internet and social media made superstars every other week. He was the first British global superstar. Not long after Trevor Francis became the first British million pound transfer, that shows you how primitive British football was in the 80s and 90s, but Gazza eclipsed all of that. He was EVERYWHERE, and world famous at a time when British footballers weren't known throughout the world. Paul gascgoine was an absolute superstar, and probably Britain's first global superstar. You just cannot put into perspective how iconic Gazza was. Well never see another like him. Wayne Rooney was probably the closest thing we've had since, in terms of world wide fame, but even up against Wayne Rooney, Gazza outshone him.

[@sharpvidtube]

George Best had some good stories too. Football was a lot of fun, before they all became athletes.

[@teebobeebo4667]

First British Global superstar....? You've obviously never heard of George Best ..? Bobby Charlton ..?

[@CensorshipRebel]

@@teebobeebo4667 you clearly weren't around when gazza was at his peak. He absolutely eclipsed best and Charlton.

[@stevemartin6423]

Just got round to watching this. As I thought. This was brilliant!! Could listen to Gazzas stories all day. Great to see him looking well and on top form.....

[@KetaManiacc]

The part where Gazza was talking about everything that went on at United when people say that Ferguson would keep Gazza under control is so funny man, what funny likable guy man I am glad he is looking well.

[@darrenlee9237]

I've never seen Michah Richards so quiet and starstruck. Must be Gazza's star-quality!

[@ronan81farrell]

He couldn't speak as he couldn't stop laughing 😂

[@24gclarke]

At 6 years old I saw him for the first time and 32 years later my obsession with football is stronger than ever. The memories of gazza with a ball at his feet will live with me until the day I die. My first hero. What a player

[@ivanmilat3105]

Big up to big Meeks for being a good listener and not injecting himself into conversations that he doesn’t know much of. Big respect I reckon it would take a lot of mental strength to actually just sit and listen on a podcast I know I would be anxious as hell thinking that I need to say something to fit in

[@nickdonaghy6360]

I hadn’t noticed that when watching but that’s a very good point

[@MarkCunningham-g4g]

I agree

[@MarkCunningham-g4g]

And I love him even more for that😀

[@sharpvidtube]

I presumed he has the trots, as he wasn't shown a lot of the time.

[@benneave-ck1ti]

Why wouldn’t he know much about Gazza?

[@LoneRangerG5]

Looking forward to this one. Had the pleasure of chatting to Gazza in Glasgow when he was at Rangers in 96. Absolutely top bloke. And what a player he was too, we are lucky to see him in fantastic form at Ibrox. 👍🏼

[@kevincooper8666]

Good to see our lad in good form again carried England on his back in the 90s wonderful player

[@paulschlader]

This was such a lovely pod guys. Been listening since the beginning first time responding. Hearing Alan say I love you to Gaza brought tears to my eyes. I know (from hearing Alan speak) hes not prone to getting emotional. I thought it was a beautiful moment. Thank you for showing your love to that national treasure. Also… MIIIIIIIGUEL! 🤣🤣🤣 was in stitches.

[@PASSION4GAMIN]

I can't actually believe you managed to get Gazza. This is one of the greatest interviews ever. I really was looking forward to and it didn't disappoint what a character and player he was. ⚽🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Take him to the Euro's as a pundit guys it would be amazing. 🤣

[@Matt-eu3pn]

Stay onside Gazza!!!! Fookin inspiration is what I think of you!!! I'm going through the same wars your fighting plus a bit on top and seeing you look so well gives me hope I can win . One of the best players I've seen and one of the few to stay humble. Your a LEGEND my man never forget that and thank you for the pure joy you bring to the world 👏👏👏❤

[@redmed10]

Didnt see much of gazza whilst he was at Newcastle being a liverpool fan but once saw him beat five players in the opposition box. He just had a sixth sense and eyes in the back of his hand and superb ball control. A true one off.

[@teddy1066]

Gazza has a painting of himself in his Italia ‘90 kit. Cheeky bugger who always makes us smile!

[@crazydave53]

Watched Gazza for years, used to go to the training ground with my disabled son, Gazza made a beeline for him. I was also in the St John's winter time Gazze used to throw snowballs at us to try and knock our hats off. Years late I was at Boldon when he was signing his book, and give him his due he remembered me straight away. Lovely person glad your in good health these days.

[@terryscrewloosesings]

Three England legends of my childhood on one podcast Gazza Legend Shearer I had the grey euro 96 shirt with number nine on and Italia 90 all legends and inspirational on my football journey

[@appaccount7203]

I never understood why the grey kit got so much stick, it's probably my all time favourite england strip!

[@MrAjhodkinson]

A true national treasure. I hope he knows how much love and goodwill there is for him out there.

[@stenbergskij101]

A bit pathetic with all the made up storys and his quotes he claims to have said 😂

[@spungebob2498]

I am not English nor do I live in England now but Gazza got me supporting England till this day today. I remember Living in England in the early 90s and watching Italia 90. Gazzas tricks his vulnerability in defeats got me really emotional. I remember people were looking at me like I was crazy when England vs Brazil 2002 was playing and everyone except me supported England. Gazza got people supporting England, I am not sure anyone else has had the same influence in England as him since the 1990s

[@sama2363]

Thanks so much for doing this, it’s brought such a big smile to my day, hearing Gazza in great form. 1990 was the first World Cup I remember watching and he is and always will be such a legend. As you signed off, we all love him and hope he stays well.

[@tarkwharton2277]

I just love gazza he is what he no apologies nessary...bleeds sweats blood for his football...his love off the game is brilliant

[@ThomasDoubting5]

This is the best I've seen and heard Gazza for years .👍 I've been avoiding clicking this video the last two weeks. Superb to see the lad so well .

[@jaydorrian2050]

Lovely to see Gazza on top form and looking and sounding fit and healthy which is the most important thing.

[@dave710]

A wonderful character and an amazing talent! Thanks, Gazza! You captured a nation ❤

[@sebbhubbard6722]

Probably the greatest thing I've ever seen on KZbin! I work hard, play hard and I'm just a teacher. When kids tell me I'm the best teacher ever, I think of Gazza... Kids you should have seen me dying on my arse on Sunday 😂

[@kyleconnell7186]

For me watching you three talk is so wonderful to me. I was in basic training with the Army in 1990, and they only let us watch a few games, I missed the semi final. In 1996 I was sent to Bosnia on my 2nd 6 month tour, and I listened to the opening match via the World service on a Bosnian hillside in 40° C , never eaten a Toblerone since. We flew home on an RAF Hercules during the Spain match back to Germany, and we only knew the result when we landed. I watched the semi in Germany with my German girlfriend (now wife of 25 years), and still think of those days and what could have been. It doesn't matter, as I get on, the memories, the life, the players you all were, the music in both tournaments (New order 90s) (Oasis 96) means everything to me. It shaped my life, it makes me proud to have watched and supported such people as you, who cares if we didn't win, your goal Gazza against Scotland, your goal Shearer against Holland, and big ears, well your goals ;) Thanks you all. God bless!

[@tdtm82]

My Grandpa was born in Ashington in 1920. A bloke he played football with scouted Gazza. When I saw him in an England friendly he was the best footballer I ever saw along with my hero Ian Wright Wright Wright. Gazza will always be a legend for me. I love Gazza!

[@xsirdavidianx]

Still in the top 5 best English players of all time for me

[@lewiswalker5650]

The bloke who scouted him is called Peter Kirkley

[@tdtm82]

@@lewiswalker5650 Apparently Jackie Milburn on Google

[@connorglenton7816]

granpda was full of bs

[@AdrianHobbs-k6c]

I think the bloke was Newcastle legend Jackie Milburn, a former coal miner/footballer from Ashington, and uncle to the legendary Charlton brothers.

[@robertp2577]

Gazza was an absolute baller...what a pleasure that was listening to him, folded me in half with laughter. Best raw natural talented footballer England have ever produced. Glad he looks well and healthy...if Gazza's happy football fans are happy. Love and best wishes to you Paul ❤

[@littledannyl]

Favourite episode so far and seeing gazza being well is amazing. I remember my cousin and I being taken by one of Gazzas agents to a spurs game and we both ended up getting a daft as a brush toothbrush and vhs of fishing with Gazza. He is still a hero and turns this 45 year old Into a 10 year old again!

[@richardcoates1385]

what hero man, makes me proud to be a geordie!!! sat for a whole hour with a smile on me face the entire time, could listen too him talk all day man, love you Gazza

[@SonuSeiu]

Do you think bara bet will ultimately change the way we look at sports betting?

[@ronniewilson6597]

As an Everton supporter we couldn’t believe it when Walter Smith signed him. Legend 💙EFC.

[@garrymccoll547]

Gascoigne is a once in a generation player but a once in a history person RFC fan and honestly such a relatable person right or wrong he enjoyed everymoment no matter the situation #what a man

[@conorsmith8551]

Exactly. Just pure raw talent.

[@rageagainstmyhairline5574]

This was the most delightful, hilarious, wonderful reminder that Gazza is just an all-round legend. Was touch and go for the fella more than once, but he looks so much better these days and he's just on top form in this one. I know he's a busy man and has other stuff to do, but man it'd be the ultimate move to have Gazza be a regular guest every couple of months or something. Cheers lads!

[@martinleitch1147]

What an absolute legend, most naturally gifted player England ever produced, just a shame he didn’t have the support mechanism they have now, “away the lads” we thank you Gazza for giving us some awesome highlights, & today looking the best I’ve seen you in a long time. Gazza one day at time Gordy boy

[@marionsutton5906]

That's got to be the best,the funniest and most memorable podcast ever, it's absolutely brilliant to hear and listen to gazza brilliant player and brilliant sense of humour and looking good ❤😊😂

[@brianfernandes2382]

It's comforting to know that he's looking well and will hopefully, from now on, be in control of his demons. Even as a West Ham fan, I can appreciate his genius.

[@shrewpid]

Great seeing him looking well. We all love him and he is infectious with his personality. My favourite player of all time was Bryan Robson, so when he spoke about him I thought good onya Gazza. Stay well you LEGEND

[@jamrogbac]

Good to see Gazza healthy and hear his stories and great conversation and mutual admiration between you all

[@Jasonj___8]

Guys, thank you so much for this podcast. I remember 1990 & 1996 and watching both games. Gazza,for all his struggles looks and sounds awesome. Let’s hope he continues to keep that confidence in himself. Thank you Gary,Alan,Miguel and of course Paul 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿😂👍⚽️

[@briankfrancis15]

Always a legend, on and off the pitch. He played for the love of the game, not just the money like so many today, he would blow most modern players out off the water. What an ace.

[@DanMac26]

It was Gazza playing for England in Euro 96 that made me realise as a kid what it means to play for your country.

[@deethebee80]

He was a shadow of his former self by 1996. Gazza in 89 and 90 was a different level !

[@LoneRangerG5]

Talent wise I kind of agree. Personally wise he was never happier than at Rangers and during Euro 96. He says it himself.

[@appaccount7203]

And Pearce's penalty 👌

[@dnc9952]

What an amazing interview, from an incredible person and player. He was amazing. For me 1990 is my best World Cup memories ever. We had such a good team and were so close to winning it. Between Lineker, Gaza, Chris Waddle , teams were scared of us

[@PRCOM]

One of the greatest players of all time. Naturally gifted, great to see him doing well. Thanks for this lads

[@daftgowk1]

Gazza and Laudrup were genius for Rangers, dream team.

[@djgremlin5830]

gazza said loads him and laudrup used to Ole' all the opposition just for fun lol

[@macurlyfries]

Laudrup is class in my fut

[@marksmith8556]

😂😂😂 imagine being that good that ya made it look so easy ​@@djgremlin5830

[@josephallen4701]

Gazza is the true definition of a footballer that played because he loved the game of football. Not for the money, not for the fame or the glamour or the girls. He did it because he loved playing football and he was always himself from a kid to a grown man he didn't change one bit. Legend of the game, it's what a lot of players are missing in todays game

[@john3oy1984]

My footballing idol as a kid! So many happy amazing memories watching gazza! I'm a united fan an I always get asked who my favourite united player is an I always say no 1 else mattered to me as a kid except gazza! Always get a lump in my throat when I think how close we came to winning Italia 90 an euro 96! What an absolute player!!

[@tobythomas6141]

Gazza is off this planet. I’m here for all of it. True legend!

[@Frannnyy]

9:40 oh my days, havent laughed this hard in a while 🤣

[@sarbdhami6048]

Flawed genius like most geniuses in sport life who are gifted , wish him all best , and he finds peace with his troubles , brilliant podcast , from first minute been smiling emotional being 61 , this is such a brilliant 👏 watch , keep up great work lads

[@IanKnight-ne8vz]

Absolute talent who never fails to put a smile on everyone’s face. Privileged to have shared the field with him on a few occasions (opposing team) from youth, reserves and first teams. Stay well, Gazza!

[@M66CBH]

Cantona Rooney & Giggsy absolutely tore to pieces that was hilarious 😂😂😂 love Gazza. WATP🔴⚪️🔵

[@CtrlAltDel04]

Gazza is an amazing story teller!! Would watch a Gazza podcast all day long!

[@stenbergskij101]

Yeah his imagination is amazing, most of it made up ofcourse

[@kyleanderson2075]

It’s great to see Gazza doing well and sharing some great memories, hilarious as always! Had the pleasure of watching him at Ibrox many times! Personally I believe we got the best of Gazza at Rangers! Still have my 95/96 shirt with Gazza 8 on the back! What a legend! 🇬🇧💙

[@chrisoakes-k3i]

Thank you Gazza for your incredible skill on the pitch and your stories off it . I’m amazed you can remember them all . Stay well and healthy . You look amazing . Brilliant podcast . Thanks to everyone

[@danilomartinez880]

No… honestly! This is the best piece of football related content I’ve ever watched

[@adamhalliday2938]

So good. Great to see him doing well. He brought a lot of happiness to people through his football career, now seeing him happy and healthy in his life is what makes us happy. Legend.

[@mrzooropa93]

2:15 Gary: "Early on in your career, didn't you get turned down by a few clubs on trial?" Gazza: "Yeah. Stringfellows..." He's still got his humour. What a guy. What a legend.

[@tracysturgess2824]

Who doesn't love Gazza. Brilliant episode 😂😂😂 Great to see him on such fantastic form and looking well. Thanks Gary, Alan and of course Miguel 😅😅😅

[@olivermcleod1]

That was fantastic, so glad he could just speak his mind. Well done lads!

[@DennisShaw-lp4ku]

He’s such a funny bloke. Every England fan must love him.. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 😊

[@steveandjuliecresswell7950]

Such a hilarious and brilliant interview and so good to see Gazza happy smiling and looking pretty well too. Long may it continue and what a character and legend!

[@Mrbimdrummer]

I remember Gaza playing in a Preseason at Stockort edgley park for middlesbough. He was subbed in the second half and whole ground gave him a standing ovation. It was wonderful

[@GravelordWrust]

What an episode. Thank, Gazza! And thanks to Gary, Al, and Migel!

[@loughy934]

Great to see gazza like this proper national treasure my bairn is 6 even he knows how good gazza was and wants be just like him

[@teddy1066]

Good to see you healthy. Recovery is tough but we’re all pulling for you son 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🦁🦁🦁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@jayp7819]

Gazza looking really good, love it, some of my happiest football memories from child hood. That World cup final vs Germany, i was 11 on a school trip and thats all everyone talked about on the coach on the way home was, will we get back for the game. great memories, what a player, Greatest England Player ever.

[@eujhin24789]

09:43 to 10:38 left me in absolute stitches 😂

[@deanmoorby1297]

Amazing he remembers all these stories despite the troubles he’s had. #lovegazza

[@TheSkyOnFire]

Saw a clip on tiktok and gazza is frigging hilarious!

[@clarkaj86]

My late stepdad said that Gazza was the best player he had ever seen with a ball, up there with Maradona! Glad to see you’re doing well and love the stories, personal fav is when you hid the fish in the players car when you was at Rangers 😂😂😂❤

[@Kevin_Tembo]

Listened to it on Spotify. Can’t wait to actually watch the gang absolutely lose it. 🤣

[@chriswood4340]

Not the same without the video so I save it for that being released!! Gotta love a bit of gazza

[@Animish1882]

Was searching on youtube daily for the past week for the video to come🤣🤣

[@CensorshipRebel]

I could not possibly love Paul Gasgcoine any more than I already do. He's an absolute hero to me, and to millions of British lads my age. He made us proud to be England fans. A pride which sticks with me still. England is the home of football, and Gazza is our crowning jewel. A man of the people. Imagine man utd players going to the match on a bus with the fans today... Nope. It wouldn't happen. Gazza, if you ever read this, just know canny lad, we love you, and always will.

[@DakshTomar-ck8ue]

Can we hear the lads opinion on Bara Bet free picks? I feel like it's changing the industry.

[@GuitarHero-te9db]

My absolute hero growing up as a kid. So glad to see him looking so well. Stay strong Gazza there’s only one!

[@CoolMikey81]

Gazza, My Hero❤. This guy could do it all, score free kicks, dribble past 4 or 5 players take them out and score, could cross and pass the ball, head the ball, play pinpoint through balls, tricks, skills…you name it he could do it

[@rickychohan252]

except win trophies!

[@stevenjackson1451]

​@rickychohan252 He won the FA Cup with Spurs, 2 league titles, the Scottish Cup and the Scottish league cup with Rangers. Maybe you should do some research first 👍

[@PazLeBon]

@@rickychohan252 the last thing spurs won werent it?

[@CoolMikey81]

@@stevenjackson1451. Nice one Steven, that shut him up 👍. And also he would’ve won trophies 100 percent if he went to Man United anyway

[@stevenjackson1451]

Yeah i agree he woukd have. He would have thrived under Sir Alex i think. We will never know.​@CoolMikey81

[@scottlewis73x]

One of the very best podcasts EVER absolutely brilliant wow What a Legend so so funny what a guy to be around a laugh a minute Keep well Gazza ⚽️👍

[@davidtheiss1311]

obviously heard of Paul but not English so didn’t know too much, seeing a guy who overcame addiction smiling and staying focused on every single day is super inspirational what a great dude

[@louisthedjdon2952]

What a legend. Living in the toon now & found a 7" of fog on the tyne the other day. Loved hearing your old stories. Keep well & stay happy ❤

[@OfficialFingazMC]

For any younger football fans, I would advise watching 'Mike Bassett England manager' (free on youtube) and there is a character that's based on Gazza that's spot on, it's class, trust me!

[@okeliedokelie1]

Just happy to see Gazza looking stable and healthy. All of the crazy stories are a bonus

[@borisshallowgrave8062]

That was brilliant 😂😂. Good to see the fella doing well. I hope he can stay in this form

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

It can't be overstated just how gifted Gazza was as a player. Addiction can get anyone.

[@54Dunc]

I don’t care who you support if you grew up in the 90’s Gazza was our genius he was our Zidane Maradona Messi! You can’t help but love Gazza

[@JS-vf5gn]

Got to love Gazza! Nice to see him well, keep it up man we all love ya.

[@FlyersNation98]

What a gem of a man Gazza is! Thanks for that epic episode lads !

[@davegrundy9605]

Never usually comment. My eyes are filling now. Gazza didn't just play a football match, he LIVED it. Only player to get me so emotional. If only every player had that attitude? No disrespect to Gary or Alan but I'm sure they'll agree Paul Gascoigne was another level.

[@jjaffa5479]

Best British player of time and no one is close could of been the best player in the world glad to see him happy and healthy god bless you Gazza legend

[@DjDugiUK]

Gazza did it on the world stage. As famous playing for England as he was any club side. I hope our current squad take note going into the Euros. Greatness awaits

[@Hagler647]

Love gaz. What a player and man. So happy to see him healthier than he was, hope he comes full circle, great character