Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Why can't they leave him alone, the ****s. Oh of course, it sells newspapers. So the iournos can go down the pub and scoff at the man they once lauded to the heavens.
Scumbags.
Scumbags.
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Gazza
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Mr_B
Niko Kranjcar
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-dressed-like-fisherman-cuddling-chicken.html
i dont want to post updates of him but why is he still being served in pubs, who bought him that 4 pack, these people need to be fined/talked to etc, at least the offie manager turned him away.
i dont want to post updates of him but why is he still being served in pubs, who bought him that 4 pack, these people need to be fined/talked to etc, at least the offie manager turned him away.
NickTB
Kasey Keller
This is exactly the same way George Best went. I remember his family begging people via the media not to serve him drink whilst people queued to have their picture taken with him in the pub-for which he charged a drink a time
shaney
Alan Hutton
If only it was that easy. Im certain Gazza does "want" to stop but the illness doesnt allow him to. If he dint care and just wanted to die he would probably have killed himself a long time ago.
The fact that he has'nt shows me he does'nt want to die, yet he cant beat the illness that will, indeed, cause him to die.
Its heartbreaking really. The ghouls that circle around him are as good as digging his grave for him.
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
sorry, "want" was't the right word, unless he has a desire, commitment and the will power to stop then yes the illness will probably win
for many years i was in a relationship with a woman who's father had (has) alcoholism, we tried everything we could to help him but ultimately failed, he had a personal tragedy in his life later on and that made a profound difference, he's been sober 10 years now, it can happen, but i think the change has to come from within
for many years i was in a relationship with a woman who's father had (has) alcoholism, we tried everything we could to help him but ultimately failed, he had a personal tragedy in his life later on and that made a profound difference, he's been sober 10 years now, it can happen, but i think the change has to come from within
chicken_badge
Gudni Bergsson
Some of those photos are ridiculously intrusive.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Spot on. You cannot babysit a grown adult 24/7. A person has to be willing to help themselves.
Tottenham Hotspur say they are supporting troubled former star Paul Gascoigne after it was reported he had been placed on an emergency three-day detox.
Medics sectioned the 47-year-old former England footballer under the UK's Mental Health Act at 3am yesterday after a drinking binge, according to today’s Sun newspaper.
A spokesman for Spurs said: “We are aware of the situation with Paul and continue to offer our support.”
His close friend and former Spurs team-mate Gary Mabbutt said: “Paul hasn’t been well for the past couple of weeks, he wants to get better and he’s asked for help.
“He is being looked after very well – he has got a lot of support around him.”
Mabbutt said he could not confirm the report that Gascoigne had been sectioned.
The newspaper reported that police were called to Gascoigne’s home in Poole, Dorset, at around 3.30pm on Thursday. Officers were with him when he went to hospital early yesterday.
It quoted a source as saying: “Paul arrived at hospital at about 3am surrounded by police and doctors. He was not in a good state and they were really worried about him. He had been medically assessed during the afternoon before and was deemed to be OK.
“Then something obviously happened. He was put on a three-day detox.”
Police had no comment about the incident.
http://www.breakingnews.ie/sport/gazza-sectioned-under-mental-health-act-647629.html
Medics sectioned the 47-year-old former England footballer under the UK's Mental Health Act at 3am yesterday after a drinking binge, according to today’s Sun newspaper.
A spokesman for Spurs said: “We are aware of the situation with Paul and continue to offer our support.”
His close friend and former Spurs team-mate Gary Mabbutt said: “Paul hasn’t been well for the past couple of weeks, he wants to get better and he’s asked for help.
“He is being looked after very well – he has got a lot of support around him.”
Mabbutt said he could not confirm the report that Gascoigne had been sectioned.
The newspaper reported that police were called to Gascoigne’s home in Poole, Dorset, at around 3.30pm on Thursday. Officers were with him when he went to hospital early yesterday.
It quoted a source as saying: “Paul arrived at hospital at about 3am surrounded by police and doctors. He was not in a good state and they were really worried about him. He had been medically assessed during the afternoon before and was deemed to be OK.
“Then something obviously happened. He was put on a three-day detox.”
Police had no comment about the incident.
http://www.breakingnews.ie/sport/gazza-sectioned-under-mental-health-act-647629.html
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
Raoul Duke
Gordon Durie
Can I just say fudge off to those that can't wait to slag Gazza off every chance they get?
He's done some fudging despicable things, but the bloke has always battled severe mental disease.
Good luck to him.
He's done some fudging despicable things, but the bloke has always battled severe mental disease.
Good luck to him.
