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**Hibees-Mad** · 21-02-08, 12:55

Not exactly shock of the year.

AndyM · 21-02-08, 13:36

I genuinely feel sorry for him. I know guys who have had a pint with him and he's apparantly a thoroughly nice bloke although totally mental at the same time.

But he's battling demons he'll never defeat (depression and alcoholism) and he is unlikely to see his 45th birthday.
Sad.

Smurf · 21-02-08, 17:02

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Originally Posted by AndyM

I genuinely feel sorry for him. I know guys who have had a pint with him and he's apparantly a thoroughly nice bloke although totally mental at the same time.

But he's battling demons he'll never defeat (depression and alcoholism) and he is unlikely to see his 45th birthday.
Sad.

I agree. He must be close to broke anaw..

**Beagle** · 21-02-08, 17:24

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Originally Posted by AndyM

I genuinely feel sorry for him. I know guys who have had a pint with him and he's apparantly a thoroughly nice bloke although totally mental at the same time.

But he's battling demons he'll never defeat (depression and alcoholism) and he is unlikely to see his 45th birthday.
Sad.

Yep heard that too. A guy who lives in Armadale who isn't the full shilling and is a huns fan (had to be) used to go every day to the weedge to watch the team train. Every day Gazza would see him and treat him to his lunch and spend the best part of the afternoon with the guy. How many current superstars at any club would do that just out if kindness?

Greenmachine · 21-02-08, 22:00

Finest player of his generation IMO.. I was lucky enough to see him play for Tottenham in a league Cup tie at White Hart Lane back in 1990. It's still the best midfield performance I have ever seen from any player.

Hope he recovers, but it's not looking too good for him..

Only himself to blame.

**wee 162** · 21-02-08, 22:37

I hope the fat wifebeating hun fuck makes a full recovery.

**Dr Shrink** · 21-02-08, 22:39

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I hope the fat wifebeating hun fuck makes a full recovery.

What he said.

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**hixxy220** · 21-02-08, 22:46

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I hope the fat wifebeating hun fuck makes a full recovery.

JDanielR1875 · 22-02-08, 09:03

he's a HUN tit always new he was trouble. about time he got his own head to play with can't stand him loyalist poof

**HailHail** · 22-02-08, 11:12

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I hope the fat wifebeating hun fuck makes a full recovery.

**SG7nil** · 22-02-08, 13:27

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I hope the fat wifebeating hun fuck makes a full recovery.

I assume you haven't seen him recently... he's half the weight he was in his playing days!

He broke my heart at Wembley with his wonder goal against Scotland.... I thought his flute playing antics in a Hun top were a bit stupid.... and the guy was never likely to win brain of Britain ... but...

He seemed like a nice bloke... I can believe the story about him above where he got some perr half daft Hun fan his lunch cos he seemed to be a genuine human being...

I hope he pulls through this.. there's no many ex Huns I could say that about!

Europe here we come · 22-02-08, 13:35

Gazza sectioned under Mental Health Act and sent to institution for retards with no chance of recovery..."we're pleased to have him back!" says walter smith

**wee 162** · 22-02-08, 13:49

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Originally Posted by SG7nil

I assume you haven't seen him recently... he's half the weight he was in his playing days!

He broke my heart at Wembley with his wonder goal against Scotland.... I thought his flute playing antics in a Hun top were a bit stupid.... and the guy was never likely to win brain of Britain ... but...

He seemed like a nice bloke... I can believe the story about him above where he got some perr half daft Hun fan his lunch cos he seemed to be a genuine human being...

I hope he pulls through this.. there's no many ex Huns I could say that about!

My hatred of him is more to do with the word after fat...

blue toon hibby · 22-02-08, 14:50

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My hatred of him is more to do with the word after fat...

Spot on sir! As far as I'm concerned (and AFAIC) no man who beats his wife can be regarded as a "thoroughly nice bloke" - the two just don't go together. I can have sympathy for his alcoholism and admiration for his obvious past skills on a football pitch but it ends there. Nice guys don't beat up women.

AndyM · 22-02-08, 15:02

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Originally Posted by SG7nil

I assume you haven't seen him recently... he's half the weight he was in his playing days!

He broke my heart at Wembley with his wonder goal against Scotland.... I thought his flute playing antics in a Hun top were a bit stupid.... and the guy was never likely to win brain of Britain ... but...

He seemed like a nice bloke... I can believe the story about him above where he got some perr half daft Hun fan his lunch cos he seemed to be a genuine human being...

I hope he pulls through this.. there's no many ex Huns I could say that about!

I'd agree with all that.

Just a couple of things to add - its quite sad that some only remember him becaise of the dumb flute antics. Gazza was always like the stupid kid brother who you would encourage to say 'fuck' in front of his parents for a laugh. He had no idea what he was doing and I doubt he could spell the word bigot. I'll remember him for his football displays.
Furthermore whatever pain Gazza has caused people in his personal life in the past he has paid for it emotionally and financially (in the case of his ex wife who took everything).

As for the comments made by JDanielR1875 - that's just idiotic

**alexi** · 22-02-08, 15:08

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Originally Posted by Beagle

Yep heard that too. A guy who lives in Armadale who isn't the full shilling and is a huns fan (had to be) used to go every day to the weedge to watch the team train. Every day Gazza would see him and treat him to his lunch and spend the best part of the afternoon with the guy. How many current superstars at any club would do that just out if kindness?

Part kindness part loneliness.Another great talent who pished it all away.

Europe here we come · 22-02-08, 15:10

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Originally Posted by AndyM

I'd agree with all that.

Just a couple of things to add - its quite sad that some only remember him becaise of the dumb flute antics. Gazza was always like the stupid kid brother who you would encourage to say 'fuck' in front of his parents for a laugh. He had no idea what he was doing and I doubt he could spell the word bigot. I'll remember him for his football displays.
Furthermore whatever pain Gazza has caused people in his personal life in the past he has paid for it emotionally and financially (in the case of his ex wife who took everything).

As for the comments made by JDanielR1875 - that's just idiotic

She may have taken 'everything' as you claim but Gazza is a nasty human being, and while I wouldn't wish the distress he is going through on anyone - believe me there is nothing worse than being depressed - he does not deserve the sympathy he is getting to some extent. He has brought a lot of this on himself by acting like 'the stupid kid brother' as you stated. Noone who acts the way he does to women desrves praise or sympathy in any order. FCUK him

**wee 162** · 22-02-08, 15:14

Aye, no a bad bone in his body Gazza. When he tried to cripple Gary Charles at Wembley that was just him being daft. When he bought right into the huns cult of hatred he was just led astray. When he beat up his wife that was just him letting his frustrations get out of hand.

Aye. Right...

I've got plenty of sympathy for folk suffering from mental health problems and I do hope Gascoigne makes a recovery, but him being no well doesn't stop me detesting the greeting faced little scrote.

edit: and it occurs to me that if less people had indulged the tosser rather than putting up with his shite he might have actually been in a position to deal with this sort of stuff a bit better. In other words he would have to act like every other person suffering from mental illness. But he didn't cause he surrounded himself with hanger ons, sycophants, and people to keep telling him he was great and nothing was his fault. And now he'll have to deal with the fallout from those decisions.

**HailHail** · 22-02-08, 15:41

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Gazza sectioned under Mental Health Act and sent to institution for retards with no chance of recovery..."we're pleased to have him back!" says walter smith

**NUTTY PROFESSOR** · 22-02-08, 15:54

Do we know how long he has been sectioned for?

There are ten sections of the mental health act(1983). section two is the most common, however he could have been admitted under section 4(emergency) for up to 72 hours, then under section two letting them hold him for a further 28 day's.

It is sad, that a once great footballer, has hit such a low point , however like so many bouncers, i have no sympathy for the way he conducts himself towards women.

**egb_hibs** · 22-02-08, 17:21

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Originally Posted by wee 162

Aye, no a bad bone in his body Gazza. When he tried to cripple Gary Charles at Wembley that was just him being daft. When he bought right into the huns cult of hatred he was just led astray. When he beat up his wife that was just him letting his frustrations get out of hand.

Aye. Right...

I've got plenty of sympathy for folk suffering from mental health problems and I do hope Gascoigne makes a recovery, but him being no well doesn't stop me detesting the greeting faced little scrote.

edit: and it occurs to me that if less people had indulged the tosser rather than putting up with his shite he might have actually been in a position to deal with this sort of stuff a bit better. In other words he would have to act like every other person suffering from mental illness. But he didn't cause he surrounded himself with hanger ons, sycophants, and people to keep telling him he was great and nothing was his fault. And now he'll have to deal with the fallout from those decisions.

when did you start reading the daily mail Al?

21-02-08, 12:55	#1
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AndyM Heavenly Radge Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: The People's Republic of Fife Posts: 741 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 12	Re: Gazza sectioned?? I genuinely feel sorry for him. I know guys who have had a pint with him and he's apparantly a thoroughly nice bloke although totally mental at the same time. But he's battling demons he'll never defeat (depression and alcoholism) and he is unlikely to see his 45th birthday. Sad. __________________ Richard Gordon, 22nd January 2008 Hearts have been awful, the type of football they've played has made my eyes bleed.

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Greenmachine A True Gadgie/Gadgess Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Edinburgh Age: 43 Posts: 4,491 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts Rep Power: 11	Re: Gazza sectioned?? Finest player of his generation IMO.. I was lucky enough to see him play for Tottenham in a league Cup tie at White Hart Lane back in 1990. It's still the best midfield performance I have ever seen from any player. Hope he recovers, but it's not looking too good for him.. Only himself to blame. __________________ Today is a gift, that's why it's called the present.

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wee 162 Bounce Flag Co-Owner Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Sunny Leith Age: 34 Posts: 12,525 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 29	Re: Gazza sectioned?? I hope the fat wifebeating hun fuck makes a full recovery. __________________ “Women who seek to be equal with men lack ambition.” Timothy Leary

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wee 162 Bounce Flag Co-Owner Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Sunny Leith Age: 34 Posts: 12,525 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 29	Re: Gazza sectioned?? Aye, no a bad bone in his body Gazza. When he tried to cripple Gary Charles at Wembley that was just him being daft. When he bought right into the huns cult of hatred he was just led astray. When he beat up his wife that was just him letting his frustrations get out of hand. Aye. Right... I've got plenty of sympathy for folk suffering from mental health problems and I do hope Gascoigne makes a recovery, but him being no well doesn't stop me detesting the greeting faced little scrote. edit: and it occurs to me that if less people had indulged the tosser rather than putting up with his shite he might have actually been in a position to deal with this sort of stuff a bit better. In other words he would have to act like every other person suffering from mental illness. But he didn't cause he surrounded himself with hanger ons, sycophants, and people to keep telling him he was great and nothing was his fault. And now he'll have to deal with the fallout from those decisions. __________________ “Women who seek to be equal with men lack ambition.” Timothy Leary

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NUTTY PROFESSOR stark raving bonkers radge Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: INVERKEITHING Age: 41 Posts: 300 My Mood: Thanks: 34 Thanked 173 Times in 67 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: Gazza sectioned?? Do we know how long he has been sectioned for? There are ten sections of the mental health act(1983). section two is the most common, however he could have been admitted under section 4(emergency) for up to 72 hours, then under section two letting them hold him for a further 28 day's. It is sad, that a once great footballer, has hit such a low point , however like so many bouncers, i have no sympathy for the way he conducts himself towards women.