He was so, so good. He had absolutely everything. Most talented English player ever.

@Aber1987

7 ай бұрын

Bollocks

@paulmichaelrichardson6582

7 ай бұрын

@@Aber1987 Why bollocks? Gazza was a fantastic player

@Aber1987

7 ай бұрын

@@paulmichaelrichardson6582 because he was nowhere near Scholes, sir Bobby, Bobby Moore, jimmy greaves, Wayne Rooney, or harry Kane. That’s why bollocks.

@paulmichaelrichardson6582

7 ай бұрын

@@Aber1987 that is your opinion but your clueless pal

@andyneil5371

3 ай бұрын

Agreed, the best with the ball at his feet. Simple.

Played his best football in scotland, went onto Europe 96, and was the best player in that, I'm a Glasgow rangers fan and I've seen some great players at that club but for me Gazza was the best, plus the fact he was at it all the time..proper player...

@gar651527

Ай бұрын

Rose tinted spectacles

@jamesfulton8251

Ай бұрын

@@gar651527 aye right you are nobhead

@seanq5223

Ай бұрын

He wasn't the best player in euro 96. Matthias Sammer was.He had a good tournament but England drew with Switzerland, beat Scotland due to Scotland missing a penalty, beat Spain on Penalties and lost to Germany on penalties. England had one great performance against a Dutch team in the group stage winning 4-1 but a Dutch team riddled with internal issues. Gascoigne picked the easy option going to Scotland rather than the premier League. He couldn't have hacked it in the premier league.

@jamesfulton8251

Ай бұрын

@@seanq5223 if you say so, but millions of people said Gazza was the best, I'm scottish and was at the game when Gazza scored for england, against his auld drinking partner Andy Goram, so if you think the German fella was better that's good, but as I said for myself and millions of others Gazza stole the show, and did you know he had been on the drink not long before that hence the celebration when he scored that goal...

@crashbangwhallopwhatavideo

20 күн бұрын

Seen some "great" players lol

Walter and Archie got the man working to full potential...what a player ....but it also takes a great manager to release the inner genius in the player ...Walter did that 2:51

@mosesrocco6614

21 күн бұрын

Unfortunately his 'full potential' was taken away when he made that challenge on Gary Charles in the FA Cup final. Physically he lost a yard and couldn't surge past players as he did before the injury. Saying that Walter Smith likely did get the best out of a compromised Gaza and let's face it... Even after coming back from Italy, he was too good for a lot of players in the Scottish Premier who didn't really belong on the same pitch as him. After he returned from Italy, Glasgow Rangers had whatever was left of his prime and by the time he followed Smith to Everton, he was a physical shell of himself. Fabulous player who could have been even better.

Despite that horrific injury Gazza still had an incredible burst of speed and once he got the ball, his strength made it almost impossible to retrieve it from him .

@seanq5223

Ай бұрын

In a farmer's league

@darrenagnew7098

Ай бұрын

@@seanq5223 Are the English premiere league and Serie A farmers Leagues , too ?

@seanq5223

Ай бұрын

Didn't excel in Serie A and played for Everton at the end of his career in the epl and did nothing. He did well in Scotland but he Cherry picked a league he could do stuff in ​@@darrenagnew7098

I didn't realise how 2-footed he was. Excellent with his left

@Neo_Rain146

Ай бұрын

He was a nightmare for defenders. He could feint off either foot and work space for a shot quite effortlessly. His close control was also superb

You rarely see central midfield players running and taking oppents on in the middle of the park. He was ultra confident and his ability backed him up

What a privilege to have seen Gascoigne and ladrup on the pitch together the goals that he scored against Aberdeen to make it 8 in a row were brilliant right behind the goals that day

Brilliant player 👏

What a player i wish he signed for utd

Incredible how fast he ran with the Ball.

@jasonphelps1680

Ай бұрын

At the time he was accused of not having pace. Ridiculous!!

The thing is Gazza could have become the one taking over after Maradona. Back in the day it wasent like now, there were plenty of superstars and then there was Maradona, before that Platini. You had Baggio, Mattheus, Van Basten, but only one Maradona. Remember my dad never cared much for english football and its players, then we saw a match with gazza, either spurs or national team and dad said, that guy, thats the guy who will take over, felt the same cause when gazza were in the mood he owened the stadium, unfortunately his demons put a stop to that + injuries. Great player tho

@StephenSmith-ie9ew

Ай бұрын

John barnes

@neilmogford4877

17 күн бұрын

Yeah great player , Gazza must be one of the best players to ever play in the Scottish Premier League.

I love his goal celebrations

90's Gers at its best. Had some great players, Laudrup was special, and then Gazza arrived. Best I have seen at Rangers.

Raw talent alone no English player comes close ever to Paul Gascoigne. Some of the quick thinking and trickery he had back then was crazy.

What a player he was for us!

Sad what he’s become. He was likea young kid playing with his mates in the park. Fantastic player

Legend ,best ever

I'm a Newcastle fan and I've always loved Gascoigne but I bet the Scottish love him even more...he's like an English Maradonna.

Genious and class

If he played in the midern game he would be up there with Messi as one of the best ever. The way footballers are looked after both mentally and physically by clubs these days he wouldnt of got into the troubles off the pitch that he did

What a player ❤

What a player 👏

Absolute legend if only he'd of stayed of the sherbet. He always brought something special to a game!

Larson banged them in for Celtic, went to England and couldn’t hit a barn door

@moving1shadow

27 күн бұрын

In fairness he played half a dozen times for Man U at the end of his career. He went to Barca after Celtic and setup 2 goals to win Champions League final

@maryhinge4815

25 күн бұрын

What are you talking about? He was pure class in the handful of games he played down south. Aged 35

watching Gascoigne bang them goals in there, I couldn't help but be reminded of brasilian Ronaldo, R9

@Party22Putte

7 ай бұрын

Yes it may sound ridiculous but early Gazza and Ronaldo had the same kind of body strengh. Especially when facing defenders

E molti drink prima della partita......grande gazaa .....genio sregolatezza

Brilliant player and one of our very best but at 5:28 looks miles off-side for this one. Rubbed-out these days by boring VAR. Great goal of course.

Got to love Gaza.

Class two footed

Remember that we'll I was there that day

The sad thing about the modern game is that there is no standout player with the skill to take players on and dribble round them.

Like watching division 2

Rangers could be Doing with him now

I dont care who's highlight reels you watch (Messi,Ronaldo, Maradona,George Best) You wont see any of them score as many goals with their wrong foot. Gazza didn't have a wrong foot

@garethmorgan7160

Ай бұрын

No he was just a wrong un

Farmers league Even Madjid biugherra Can do that

When he came back from Italy playing in Scotland was a criminal waste of his talent.

@FootyLounge

28 күн бұрын

guy wis/is an alkie and still rattled them in for fun. Jealous prick

Even when he was at Newcastle both Liverpool and Manchester United rejected him,after Lazio he was reduced to Scottish football playing in front of 5,000 people

@paulwilliammurphy1327

28 күн бұрын

What a load of shite . Scotland has some of the highest attendances in football per capita in Europe . Even more so back in the 90’s crowds were even bigger . Back then the actual difference in football between the English and Scottish leagues wasn’t what it is now either . EPL is was in its infancy and Celtic and Rangers rarely lost to English teams when they played in Europe. Hence why the English star player of Euro 96 was playing in Glasgow. Would never happen now though .

@Muirton66

14 күн бұрын

Utter nonsense, do you people just comment without thinking ?

@apintofbeer1667

14 күн бұрын

@@paulwilliammurphy1327 The away attendances were tiny

@paulwilliammurphy1327

14 күн бұрын

No they were not . Where are you getting this shite from . The away attendances were larger . Back then provincial clubs had larger support compared to nowadays. The average attendance away attendance for a Rangers or Celtic game in 1995 was 18000. Somewhat larger than the number you quoted.

@apintofbeer1667

14 күн бұрын

@@paulwilliammurphy1327 A massive come down after playing in the Rome derbies is playing in the Scottish Premier for Rangers

Quite fitting that an alcoholic chose a pub team to play for innit 😅😂😂

@thejudge-kv2jk

7 ай бұрын

No.

@stu176mmm

7 ай бұрын

At least they weren't kiddy fiddlers

@user-vs1fn3uz9k

7 ай бұрын

Better than than that other mhob who only play under fives ns gstk

@chrisjames6327

7 ай бұрын

The Scottish Premiership was about the same quality as the English Premier League in 1995. English teams used to get absolutely destroyed in Europe in the mid 90s😂😭

@jimgavin1726

7 ай бұрын

@@stu176mmmwell done, you get the award for the most predictable, embarrassing comment award.. 🤡

Pity he wasted his career at rangers

@FootyLounge

28 күн бұрын

guy wis/is an alkie and still rattled them in for fun. Jealous prick

@Muirton66

14 күн бұрын

Green eyed monster 😅

Wasted at a crap club like rangers

The first one against us in the league cup final shouldn’t have been a goal , he fouled John Robertson on the touch line, finish was brilliant though reduced me to tears, really thought when we got to 2-2 we were gonna win McCann was tearing bjorkland a new one.

Alcy alcy

What's even more impressive than Gazza... That has to be the worst professional pitch I have ever seen in my life. Good Lord.