Inside the mind of Paul Gascoigne Part 2

[@mitchsullo]

is a miracle he had a career let alone how amazing he could be

[@TwofourA]

This is really sad , I relate to him a lot

[@modestoney1577]

brilliant upload! Thanks a lot!

[@greigmn]

He’s a tortured but beautiful kind soul.

[@antoniodapoto1212]

Don't judge him. He is a man. A talented one, something you can just dream of. W Gazza! Sei il numero 1

[@vantheman12welshman66]

Does Gazza talk to any of his former teammates after this programme. He’s being hung out to dry on a grand scale here. Remember watching this show years ago when it came out. It seems much more brutal now. Really feel for Gazza, he was a great great footballer. Arguably the finest English footballer.

[@paullittle4622]

I wish we could preduce a few more like him, what would he of been valued in today's transfer market???

[@cousinleigh1470]

Paul Little in prime and no mental health a blank cheque

[@MrThedonhead]

They are being nice about him

[@hiberniangreenandwhite8857]

Utter genius on the pitch. Wish he got the help he needed a lot earlier . If everyone noticed this that long ago why as mates/teammates did they not help him?

[@peterwood-jenkins3634]

TERRIBLE SHOCK for a young man I know of others who went this way with similar experiences

[@johnmcgrath5698]

They should make a movie about him good bloke who got lost

[@joachimolufsen2841]

look up "30 years of hurt"

[@hurricanebawbag9977]

It seems rangers fans have more love for gascoigne than his own which is a shame really.

[@sansoucci5394]

Yes that is true we have a love for him. no Rangers fan I have ever heard has had a bad word for him. We sympathise with him and love his childishness which is a part of us all We recognize a genius footballer who brought so much to Rangers and our fans and Scotland.

[@allybruce4323]

Tortured genius,from rangers with love

[@joseph1845]

"his earliest days were care free" - Children don't remember before the age of 3-4 usually, however if they go through trauma at this age it develops into CPTSD, OCD is one aspect of this. There is no way this narrator or the people making this show could know what happened to Paul in his early years, he could have been neglected, not shown enough love, left crying for hours, who knows.

[@stephenmclaughlin3328]

Genuis aye ha

[@stephenmclaughlin3328]

@@BJWC suck it BENDER. Yeh Mozart ,tesla and GAZZA now fuck off eejit.

[@323v6]

I'd never noticed them as twitches, just high energy, but they look like they are?...

[@31cify]

Ah yes, we loved our videos on Scotch.

[@bunkerboy-hf4xh]

It helped him. Ever thought of that?

[@TYNEPUNK]

hero, why does alll this need to be a bad thing, we are all different, and half the time looks like he was taking the piss rather than doing some weird spasm

[@paullittle4622]

Quite an amazing experience i would imagine??, perhaps a new ride at Disney land

[@deerhunter2218]

And what's your point??

[@deerhunter2218]

I guess you're taking the piss out of the mentally ill? Shame on you

[@stewartnicol3028]

After Paul Gascoigne signed for Rangers, the story goes that Billy Connolly met Walter Smith. Here is the quote from Walter. "I was in Glasgow one day, about 20 years ago, the first time I was at Rangers,” Smith said. “I met Billy and he asked me: ‘How are you getting on with Gascoigne?’ “I said: ‘Fine but there’s always a wee problem here and there’. “Billy smiled and said: ‘Always remember this, Walter. You will always have to live with the genius. The genius will not live with you’. “There is an element that you have to put up with the genius. Sometimes you have to take action and rein the personality in. But you have to accept foibles. You have to accommodate them.”

[@TYNEPUNK]

lol first time ive heard any of this, theyre making him out to be a proper nutter.. again first time, everyone else just says he's mint

[@TwofourA]

He was a nutter but he was also mint

[@TokyoJoe703]

Flawed Genius

[@shanet5604]

There’s a lot of people are like him,but he made the worst decision every time to destroy himself,it’s the people who he calls friends that fxxxxx him up more than he did !!

[@shanetreacy5996]

Brilliant for Lazio

[@shanet5604]

For one goal in a derby…

[@imadbasayev8541]

Shame, Fergie would've taken better care of him

[@imadbasayev8541]

@MR MISTER He needed a strict father figure type, and no one was better at that than Fergie.

[@kevinprior3549]

Venables and B Robson were like close 2nd fathers to Gazza

[@cjm-nd2mn]

Wow horrible noone wanted to help him by just keeping him company they told him to go away 😢

[@ポンセパオロ]

字幕つけて〜

[@jamesroberts2282]

The behaviour he was showing, why didn’t he get help earlier?

[@jamesroberts2282]

Nosaveddata I think you’re absolutely right. It goes to show how far mental health treatment has come in the last 30 years.

[@Tbonyandsteak]

I bet if he was helped properly, England would had had one of the greatest ever. It helps no one to bury it. I heard from some one that was in a same club. Was extremely impressed with his talent.

[@roberthemingway9553]

Too busy getting pissed and kicking a ball about.

[@derektrotter4287]

Tbonyandsteak really they were impressed by his talent?! Who’d of thought it gazza was talented 😂

[@jamesroberts2282]

Derek Trotter you nailed it, that was all they gave a damn about.

[@jeffreypratt9573]

Im a rangers fan , i like when he twitching.. i play games sometimes do the twitching like he does... i meant it because i thought twitching was his trademark..

[@newlifesolutions3806]

@7:17 That does not look like him !

[@Kev-lfc10-163]

I know I thought that..mad as fuck

[@connorferrand527]

So sad

[@questpublishing4388]

tortured man

[@thesprawl2361]

I assumed from the title this video would just be a blank screen

[@thewomble1509]

That says far more about you than gazza.

[@thesprawl2361]

​@@thewomble1509 Well, I'm not very nice so yes it probably does.

[@forgive7449]

fog on the tynes all mine

[@getthoseskills4451]

All these footaballers going on this program to speak about his twitching and mental health is really terrible. They should be ashamed of themselves. It's his personal problem not to be spoke about on a documentary going out to millions of people.

[@lukedavies9111]

You'd think being team mates and friends they would of rather talked to him and not speak Ill of him on a documentary

[@sarasartori6285]

I disagree.. you need to air and talk about mental health it shouldn't be kept secret this is why he went diagnosed for too long. His former team mates have said nothing out of the ordinary they prob ferl guiltyfor not realising he was so troubled. Bless his soul. He was just s sensitive lad who couldbt express his inner turmoil. Hes a kind man still is. All the fame and talent i dont think he ever truly felt he deserved it either. I really hope one day he finds peace within himself and is happy x

[@MrThedonhead]

Terry Venables ruined his life, put football before someones life. He must of known, well would of known alex Ferguson could and would of looked after him better and should of let him go to Manchester United. This talk here of the bond they had is rubbish, if he was looked after he would not of ended the way he did. Look at Cantona and roy keane two players with much more problems and was handled by Ferguson

[@richardphillips6392]

Surely this title is an oxymoron?

[@adamglasgow9268]

A lot of patronising overly emotional background music, slow motion head turns and condescending psychiatrists waxing lyrical. He was a very talented, troubled man that liked a laugh and a drink. That's it. Enjoy

[@TYNEPUNK]

yesss!.

[@jamiew1664]

i do believe the turrettes thing tho...to many times the camera caught him having ticks on the pitch..he didnt know people were watching him, the but some looked like he was just wacky and having a laugh. i think he did have very mild turrettes, but then again, ive seen countless interviews with him and he doesnt tick once.

[@Samjzm]

There's no reason why things happen eh? You absolute mong.

[@jagjit4001]

Gazza was class but not world class, maybe in patches people will say, but being a great you need consistency, he never scored many or created many even when quite young he played for the likes of rangers, middlesbrough and everton