Paul Gascoigne - Give Gary a word will you lool 😂🤣

Paul Gascoigne and Gary Linekers being interviewed after the Spurs v Notts County FA Cup Quarter Final 1990/91 game.
A tired Gazza saids give Gary a word will you 🤣😂😂
#tottenham #spurs #gascoigne #lineker

[@sonofcleinias7748]

People never realise when they are living through the best times of their lives.

[@carbonsiliconnn]

great comment . So true

[@MikeSmith-go8wk]

That's so sad and so true

[@justbreakingballs]

Your always in your best time

[@KristopherONeill1987]

Gary sounding like he’s interviewing the interviewer

[@NecessaryDramaAddictionNDA]

It’s a far cry from the Gary of current times.

[@kristianhumphreys]

Bloody hell,a footballer just being honest and having personality, unlike the boring media trained robots of today

[@supertottenhamtv]

Very true 👍

[@kristianhumphreys]

@@supertottenhamtv i can't stand that traitor lineker though, but gazza is a LEGEND

[@androod6211]

@@kristianhumphreys Stick your dummy back in!

[@blackferdinand2260]

Not their fault when one wrong word leads to having to give apologies.

[@keithryan3528]

Yes his honesty did him the world of good with the press and media didn't it.

[@EricPollarrd]

It was at that moment, they knew…Gary could be on the telly.

[@FPInvention]

haha linekers voice is actually like that now he's older. And already got the presenter chops

[@HRMCPortal]

You'll never meet a Market Traders Son who hasn't got the gift of the gab . Leicestershire accent always has a nice tone too it hints of Welsh lilt in there .

[@jaysparrow6631]

Almost as if he was groomed for the job! 😂😅😂

[@chrisBaxter-ly8or]

@@jaysparrow6631 Very good

[@kristianhumphreys]

You people actually like Gary lineker? God help England

[@chrisBaxter-ly8or]

@@kristianhumphreys Clearly irony is lost on you - where was the liking ?

[@maratonlegendelenemirei3352]

0:30 'The keepers unlucky' modest, gracious and respectful is Gazza to his opponent.

[@CCCoNeTiMe]

He's taking the piss.

[@irishbiota6793]

190% taking the piss😂

[@steve10]

He was taking the piss 😂😂

[@craigbenson2047]

Definitely

[@jonnamechange6854]

@@irishbiota6793 not taking the piss. This was most strikers' goto response to watching replay footage of the goalie guessing the correct direction to dive in an attempt to save a goal.

[@BobBobOnYouTube]

He definitely meant that elbow.

[@steve10]

Yeah definitely, probably didn't mean to do real harm , but you can clearly see out of frustration he meant to throw it. That was part of his game as well , you only have to remember the nasty tackle he did , that was assault , it was only the fact he came off worse that we forget how nasty the tackle was

[@mccann82]

Sheryl was on the end of a few accidental ones too.

[@hugosmathschannel2290]

“It’s looks as if I’ve deliberately done it but mostly I definitely didn’t” … love the quick “mostly”

[@floatingpeaks4584]

😂😂​@@mccann82

[@AJ-pq4uf]

Have it!

[@jamesroberts1964]

Hindsight is cruel. He was an absolute genius of a player, but he definitely had issues that he needed support with. Mental health was more taboo back then. When it comes to English football, Gazza was the nineties.

[@leonskum.5682]

Sadly yes. He was a fragile lad. He had a father figure in Bobby Robson for England but not sure if he did anywhere else.

[@tobytike]

@@leonskum.5682 he was and still remains the finest talent that had the privilege to wear the England shirt in my lifetime. Maybe the fact that he was so honest, talented and fragile just added to the story.

[@leonskum.5682]

@@tobytike Yep. I read his book a long time ago. His ex missus took advantage of his nature money wise.

[@jacksonbow2766]

Did you notice his 'tick'. One of the documentaries on him, they had a psychologist on to watch footage of Gazza and pointed it out. They said with his childhood trauma of seeing his friend run over by a car and his obvious tourettes syndrome, it was a miracle he managed to play football at such a high level. The doc said Gazzas mind was most likely racing around at 100mph 24 hours a day. Which explains his insomnia. I felt truly sad for the man when hearing all that.

[@jamesroberts1964]

@@jacksonbow2766 yes, I must’ve read the same thing. His story is genuinely heartbreaking, with the right help I feel it’s likely things would have been very different for him.

[@gungagalunga9040]

It's like Linekar was just preparing for Match of the Day all along.

[@bojanlopez621]

Linekar talking like a TV presenter already

[@nickgrant6480]

Gazza seems to pure for football, such honesty

[@CasperLD]

too

[@DJ.Rive.]

@@CasperLDtooo

[@ralphdavidson9542]

Like the elbow comment was dead honest

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

Toon

[@DonegalOverlanding]

A legend for Rangers. Its so sad to see the journey against addiction Paul is living through.

[@joppadoni]

Wow.. Both were.. And are incredible footballers. I gulped a few times watching this interview.. Love you Gazza..

[@jamesfulton8251]

Gazza, what a fella ❤❤🎉

[@krisorgan]

Gazza what a personality that man was. Great footballer and a great guy. COYS

[@supertottenhamtv]

I agree, he had a great personality and a brilliant footballer. COYS

[@markjohnson8352]

​@@supertottenhamtvHe still is a great personality

[@mauricegarvey4631]

Respect to Gary Lineker, a shining light for fellow black footballers back in the day

[@paullancaster7066]

👍😂😂😂😂👍..... Only a few if us know that Gary used to be bl4ck.....similar the Michael Jackson! 😅

[@yutehube4468]

This just shows once again what a legend Gazza was. A genius, born to play football and even though you might think we have some good players in 2024 like Foden, Bellingham, Grealish etc... nah... Gazza was special, more so than any current player.

[@AidanCameron-ff1lo]

Come on! Gazza was one of a kind back then, but now theres 3 of him in most top teams

[@clew5687]

Haha 3 of him in most top teams. I'll have some of what you're smoking please, it's good stuff.

[@kristianhumphreys]

​@@AidanCameron-ff1lononesene

[@rossm8414]

Gascoigne seemed fairly calm & "normal" here compared to the later years of his career. All seemed to unravel for him in the mid to late 90s with the boozing etc.

[@Wiggi147]

What a revelation….. 🤨🤨🤨😝

[@rossm8414]

@@Wiggi147 I meant that he even seemed to have his ADHD/Tourettes or whatever under control here. He couldn't even do a serious interview later on in his career

[@twistedsparky06]

Wow Gazza so articulate compared to many now!!

[@laurelead]

More Gazzas in the game please!

[@johngammon963]

They all loved him, his team mates and his gaffers, but most of all the fans loved him, and rightly so in my book.

[@CraigCairney83]

What a brilliant era!

[@dangosypethau]

Gazza. Most exciting English footballer ever.

[@CS-mo7xp]

what about Andy Sinton?

[@PHealey1981]

The most blatant elbow by a man saying he didn’t do it on purpose. 😅

[@sargy1916]

Probably one of the best we've seen in the game in fairness...

[@AppByDesign]

Lol. I think he probably meant catching him in the face to be fair

[@petemacarthur]

Flagrant

[@yorborswift]

One of the best players this country has ever had. Just a shame he didn't have the right guidance

[@Hanamy7777]

Yes. But he's done OK with the BBC and he's nowhere near as bad as Neville, Richards or Carragher.

[@wakstar1]

World class these two.

[@johnhefferon9768]

What did they ever win no World Cup 😂

[@bushwhackeddos.2703]

Ones a tray tour.

[@Miniculthero]

It’s hard to believe it’s the same gadgey who brought a fishing rod and kfc for raoul moat.

[@Krampus5164]

Gazza was the best player on the planet for quite some time and that's a fact! All the best Gazza and thanks!

[@Sigma1_969]

So nice to see Gazza like this.. Lineker and Gascoigne, what a duo. The memories come flooding back.

[@timporter4008]

really reminds me of the greatest world cup Italia 90 in my lifetime

[@Sigma1_969]

@@timporter4008 I was born in '69,...so I've seen a few great teams, but that italia '90 team...wow.. Barnes, Robson, Hodge, McMahon, Gazza and his bestie Linekar. What more can I say.

[@timporter4008]

@@Sigma1_969 yea my 1st was 86 the hand of God

[@raybarry86]

As a united supporter had great time for these two exceptional players

[@teachingandlearning7114]

Wow! I was at the game and have never seen this. Brilliant. Thanks for uploading.

[@supertottenhamtv]

You’re welcome 👍

[@mrlocorio4291]

Cracking pair of lads

[@wuodbonde]

Miss Gazza on the telly. What a player

[@curtjo74]

Those were the days 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🙏👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼

[@wobblertv8083]

Gazza was the real player of the Tounement in Italia 90 .Matthaus faded badly in the later rounds .

[@00wrongun]

I loved that home kit back in the day 🏅

[@erikpetrieartwork8485]

Hummel have done a reissue on it.

[@connorgriffiths8803]

Need to bring back more interviews like this

[@trollMASTER1980]

Gazza was amazing, a real footballer

[@tc-ou2zb]

As a Spurs fan in my late 40s, I can honestly say I really miss that 89-91 era.

[@supertottenhamtv]

It was a good era, has some great players back then

[@tyronetalyor2645]

My favourite player

[@AC_Milan1899]

Brilliant footage.

[@Holy000]

The FA were miles behind in looking after players, mentally n physically! Shame, i live around corner where hes from n hes still a legend

[@frankiekimber3973]

Gazza will ALWAYS BE A LEGEND, this is a legend and a bellend sharing the same screen

[@Dan-rc1sl]

Yup linker always a 🤌

[@stuartjames3301]

Not a coloured foot ball boot to be seen, hanging up in the background.

[@cicstommy]

And not in a racist way.

[@RonniePickaring]

Football boots lives matter

[@shaneheff5244]

You wouldn't see any boots nowadays. Just a wall of sponsorship logos. Over commercialised.

[@jamesmccaul2945]

Gazza is adorable.

[@underneonloneliness2]

The 90’s was the peak of humanity. Everything was better!

[@Mickparrysstepdad]

I don't even like football, but get all nostalgic watching these two.

[@paulknaggs903]

Those were the best days of honest footballers full of character

[@VanderlyndenJengold]

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[@David9LUFC]

What a player

[@user-ej2nk1mt2x]

😂 yeah gazza ya definitely didnt mean that elbow did ya fella..

[@simonthatcher6189]

O gazza and jug ears what a team

[@Brs462]

33 YEARS AGO !!!!! OMG

[@FMJ777]

Feels like watching match of the day haha

[@jacksonbow2766]

Wow, in this clip you can see Gazza 'tick' come oit a lot. Doctors have said he may have tourettes after studying footage of his behaviour and body language. Remarkable what he achieved when he clearly had issues.

[@zapre2284]

My first thought was coke bruxism, but you're probably correct.

[@user-vm9hh2se7s]

Got eni coocayne

[@dt7449]

I was at this game in the a county end, one of the best games Iv been to, atmo wise, Gazza in his pomp etc. A proper cup game ( county took the lead )

[@wodenravens]

That whole cup run was just pure class from Gazza (and Linekar).

[@mmaphilosophy]

Great gem. Fellow north Eastener gazza had the thicker accent back then

[@JacobScott0000]

Gary caught a fly for tea at 1:32

[@alexbremner8361]

Great kit.

[@breakl7010]

they should do more interviews in the kit room

[@e.smiles450]

A year with a 1 in it is lucky for Tottenham. Makes sense why they’ve won pretty much f a since the last century

[@sundarmann6167]

Gazza - a brilliant midfielder

[@supertottenhamtv]

I agree, absolutely brilliant player.

[@user-vs7nm4hn8i]

Lineker doing his best to cope with all the racist abuse he received due to his skin colour... Lineker Les Ferdinand and Ian Wright stood strong and were heroes

[@joecarson3379]

If only he played for Celtic and not Rangers I would l have loved him...great player from what I've heard, a good guy.

[@leejones8485]

Gazza would never of played for Celtic. Blue thru and thru ❤ up the Gers!

[@joecarson3379]

@@leejones8485 haha ...you could do with a player like Gazza now ...in fact, Gazza would prob get on the Rangers team now. Hail hail!

[@joecarson3379]

​@@leejones8485will the rangers be walking around the pitch tonight celebrating another draw??

[@leejones8485]

@@joecarson3379 bloody hell joe get your head down mate

[@joecarson3379]

@@leejones8485 couldn't resist...sure it's all a bit of banter!

[@AbdulMomin-ef3qo]

Both of them wer quite grown up!!

[@cumbrianmackem9296]

When football was worth watching.

[@ScutchP1]

Great viewing that. Imagine if Gazza had given an elbow like that in this day and age though :D Would be an instant red and potential for an additional ban.

[@supertottenhamtv]

Yeah definitely, rules have changes so much since. You wouldn’t get away with it in today’s game.

[@CarlosSoto-xe2we]

Gascoigne, what a rare talent, I wish he could of won a Euro or World Cup with England.

[@ahmedsenussi8232]

Where have those years gone

[@kevinturvey8213]

i've got a word for gary - starts with c and ends with t

[@transparent6748]

Legends

[@Andrew-el8xi]

Just look at them boots no pink pairs class

[@user-fk8qr7xu4z]

Ahh different times, miss them days. Two good lads having a chat after running their socks off for their team.

[@supertottenhamtv]

I miss those days too, that’s when the club tried to win trophies.

[@nigelrichardson2309]

Imagine having those two( in their prime ) in our team right now ❤

[@samstrider3253]

Yeah, you'd be as rubbish as you are now.

[@michaelboston4215]

When footballers where real men and had something about them footballers today find it difficult to string a sentence together

[@brianfoster1078]

Gazza was a great player, but he should have been sent off for that elbow on Harding and for the challenge in the final against Charles where he did his Cruciate. Brilliant goal against Arsenal in the semi final though.

[@DJSvenNo1]

A young Lineker… pass me the crisps😊

[@LeeLee-ke6cd]

How the years roll by appreciate every minute of football win lose or draw .

[@sneakykebab]

Gazza on the rollover in that 💊

[@miamitten1123]

Lineker voice sounds liked a dub over 😂. Doesn’t match his youthful appearance.

[@overthoughtandunderstated]

He'd make a good presenter or something!

[@steve10]

He was turning into the w⚓️ he is now. Quality striker though

[@kristianhumphreys]

He's got that fake slimeball thing going on even back then ,sat next to honest northern lad gazza he comes across like the snake he is

[@jimtheudb]

"The Keeper was unlucky", why are footballers not as humble as that now?

[@13mowe]

purely belter

[@roryking1]

would have been suspended for a whole season for that elbow nowadays

[@Campers5]

Give Gary a go 😂😂😂

[@kjd9634]

I was at that match such a great atmosphere after the game walking down the High Road!!

[@supertottenhamtv]

Great atmosphere and memories, they were the good old days. The last time we actually won the FA cup.

[@johngammon963]

He looks overwhelmed with it all, no wonder he used drink and drugs because he felt so much energy in himself and around himself. To me, it looks like quite serious ADHD. God bless Gary for looking after his mate.

[@fearlessjoebanzai]

Let's just hope Gazza doesn't go flying in on someone in the final and injure himself!

[@vincentmcnabb939]

He clearly did mean it.

[@vordman]

Yep, I think Gazza was a bit in denial there.

[@kristianhumphreys]

He meant to elbow him, but I don't think he meant to smash him clean in the face like he did😂

[@kristianhumphreys]

That would be a long ban today I think

[@Pad13]

Trying to shake the guy off. The swig of the elbow is almost a natural thing to do. Was probably trying to clip his hands off his shirt.

[@daswamiboy2377]

it was 30 odd years ago in a game 99% of people have forgotten about get over it

[@Shdjdjxbdksk]

The keepers a bit unlucky there 😂

[@alton9070]

This interview got Gary Lineker MOTD 😅 His voice was made for football punditry

[@ashwilliams4959]

Ahhh it wasnt the drink but the snow that made gazza

[@SH1THOUSERY]

2 of the best to ever wear that shirt

[@PJR29787]

2 living legends! Both played for us (everton) 👌

[@chrisstephenson9944]

❤

[@Marley999888]

Gazza asking to come off lol...I dont think so.

[@garrettkelly5568]

And just like that, it's 34 years later

[@DJCoachCookie68]

Aww that was a great natural interview by Gazza. Lineker being boring, obvious Lineker I'm surprised he didnt take a pun(t) on doing one of his Billion awful puns!

[@jamesbomd3503]

GAZZA HAD TO DO A NUMBER 2 AT THE LOO AT THE END

[@bigdoguk7773]

I reckon they will go on and win the F.A Cup!

[@noeldavy4779]

Is that Gary Lineker or the late Willie Thorne speaking

[@guinnessharvey4476]

that elbow was an accident, my arse:)