What I loved about Sir Bobby is that he had father relationship with the players especially with Gazza always said he was like a father to him I love that just wish that it was like that nowerdays where our boys play for for the shirt and have that deep emotional concetion with the country instead worrying about bloody money I'm not saying there all like that but it feels like a lot of are tho
Man management at its finest. RIP Sir Bobby Robson, there’s not a football fan in England who didn’t love you and doesn’t wish you were still here today.
'Don't worry about it' Cos he knew Gazza wasn't crying for selfish reasons, cos he won't play the final if they got there, it's cos he thought he'd let the lads down and his country. I was 10 years old and cried every tear with him, for all his troubles he will ALWAYS be loved by the English, he's a living legend
Remember all the Gazza tee shirts? He was insanely popular through pure talent and a great character. If our media protected him things may have been so different. I totally understand taking responsibility for yourself. But this isn’t a normal job and he was obviously a vulnerable lad.
It's difficult not to cry watching this segment, especially knowing Paul Gascoigne's fate. Gazza, like most people with a touch of genius, was deeply flawed and very vulnerable. To think of all those supposed friends he had who milked his fame while he was at the highest point and now are no where to be seen when he really needs them most. Bobby Robson was just a lovely person. I don't know anyone who doesn't respect him.
Paul "Gazza" Gascoigne, best English player in the last 40 years by a country mile, not only ability wise but the most passionate player I habe seen pull on the England shirt. Sir Bobby, thanks for the memories, how can you not like that man, Im a West Ham lad....Miss you Bobby
Brings back all the emotion of an incredible few weeks for England at Italia'90. I was only just 13 at the time and this brings me to tears again as it did then.That Semi Final will live with me till the day I die. RIP Sir Bobby & God bless you Gazza..
I had our first child during this time and my husband can name every game, score etc…through the time period of being admitted with high blood pressure to being discharged (in those days they kept you in for a week). The lovely nurses even let him stay longer one night so he could finish watching a game 😂. Unfortunately a snail that had survived getting across our very small patio for a day or so came to an abrupt end when England scored and he ran out ‘yeesssss’ and the snail was no more 😢.
I remember this film, thinking I’ve seen all this before. Then this moment with Bobby Robson’s words. So heartbreaking as we all know that this and his season with Spurs the following year was his peak and then it would all tumble down. For me, this still ranks as one of the greatest matches I ever watched 🏴
@@SuperChalkster Even half fit, he was still better then Rob Lee.....shocking decision from hoddle especially how you see now managers choosing unfit players in a hope they will make later games.
@@lollykins12 i think it was shocking Matt Le Tissier wasnt picked, scrored a hat trickin the B side and finished captain , But also score like 30 from midfield that season at struggling southampton, it would have been a crime to choose drunken Gazza who needed whiskey at half time and not Le Tissier.
So because Bobby got a Journalist kicked out It is FACT that he was on the take, or his son was? Seen as you have all the FACTS who was the player and why did the said Journalist stop investigating because he got kicked out? I would have thought he would have tried to hammer Bobby if he actually had anything on him. And Clough? You must have very low standards if he meets them.
Hope thats aimed at NEWM and not me. I think your onto something there though, hes away trying to work out how to get to Fleetwood,Oxford and Luton.And I think he might be getting mixed up with Bobbys Son and Freddie Shepards
NEWM,you are wrong! Bobby's Son's were never involved in football in any way. It was Freddie Sheperds sons who got involved in the deals your talking about. Quite frankly you should be ashamed, Bobby was a Gentleman and never got involved in the money side, his passion was football and his beloved Newcastle United. Shepard and Hall got rid of him far to soon. Your the one who needs to get your facts right
I am not even from England, but this is pure opera. The music, the drama, Gazza's tears, Sir Bobby's words and the knowledge of Gazza's tragic fate. 'Don't worry son...'
Im Irish and would of loved to see England winning Italia '90 obviously if we didn't. They had an amazing squad with a team I dont think we'll ever see again. They really showed they gave a fuck about the game and not their paychecks. Respect.
Makes me cry what a man bobby was when he was Newcastle manager he puled up next to my mother’s car at a junction on my way home from school when I was 5 and I just looked and waved at him with excitement he just looked over with a huge smile and waved and that alone made such a huge impact on me I’m 26 now and I will remember that simple act for the rest of my life bobby just knew what football meant to the north east
Just incredible given the occasion, a great man who passed on his wisdom, not just of football, but about life, to younger people. That's what it's all about. We're all in this world together.
John Cooper - Art of Social Similar story here too. But I loved spurs since 1982, was crushed after the 87 Cup Final but winning in 1991 after World Cup 90 was so so epic COYS
@@abbaszaidi8371 I was a big fan of Glenn Hoddle so became a fan of Spurs cos they give him so much freedom and encouragement. Gazza and Lineker were really the icing on the top...
This brought me to the tears as half English man. I’m really moved by this and how cruel life is. Things just didn’t work out for us, sir Bobby and Gazza. Hopefully one day we will win that trophy again.
One of the true Gentlemen of the game and a great coach (always hated the fact the press drove him out of the job... wouldn't be the last either) consoling arguably one of the most naturally gifted footballers this country has produced. A moment that had every England fan choking up 😢😢
Bobby Robson was in my eyes the best manager we ever had...England and Newcastle..Hes from Durham not Newcastle...but he was a Newcastle supporter though and through..and how he dealt with Paul was the right way...Howey the lads..even if we gan doon il still be black and white!!
Im Madridista and I always liked him. I was an antibarcelonista Real Madrid fan back when this guy signed Ronaldo. I was Madridista and I was in love with the Brazilian.
What makes this all the more tragic is contrary to Sir Bobby Robson's comforting words, it would turn out that this was to be Gazza's only chance at WC glory, he was still just a kid at the time. 90-94 was nothing short of a disaster for England at a time when they still had a good collection of players and should have been so much more competitive had they been managed better. Afterwards other than Euro 96 nothing would reach the heights of WC 90 for him. Shame he didn't get his chance in 98 but by then Gazza was a very unstable person and perhaps Hoddle was right, maybe by then he was no longer the great player he had once been.
Mikeyljac Mikeyjac he was a significant player in 1990, and since then, he was limited, in 1998 he should never been dropped, because Gazza was out of shape before the tournament
yeah he had received a number of bad injuries by that time he was a skilful player and a quick one but he was also prone to injuries and that was his downfall I think in the end.
Thanks to Graham Taylor and Glenn Hoddle, this was his first and ONLY World Cup Final, an absolute travesty and a tragedy. I genuinely think this weighed so heavily on him in later life, it broke him and was a major contributing factor in his struggles with alcoholism. Such a wonderful player to grace only one tournament!
Not English but nothing but respect for sir Bobby, what a magnificent human being. The English media should maybe take a look at how Bobby treated people and praise there team up when they win and praise their efforts when they lose..... Hopefully it's the latter when you play Wales 😉
United Lads I was 16 last time, and gazza was amazing, now I’m 44, old as fuck, never thought I’d see a semifinal again, but i did........shame about the result...., gotta believe though, always
Who would have thought that the game against Germany in 1990 had already been Gascoigne's high water mark. It seemed as if he could be one of the great players of the future in world football yet his best days were already behind him. When people were talking about Gazza in the 90s they were thinking about the World Cup. Everybody was hoping for him to become this very player again but for one reason or another it wasnt meant to be.
Yes, it was from this injury that the decline began. Football was Gazza's stabilizer, he needed to train and play as much as possible as an expressive outlet for what probably was ADHD (with notable Hyperactivity, Obsessive/Compulsion and impulsivity)
Bobby was like the grandad 2 all of us watching in 1990 When England went out in 1990 I was 10 yrs old and I remember crying not cos England went out,it was cos I felt so sorry for Bobby Robson I wanted him to win it for him We all did didn't we
I'm not English but this brings tears to my eyes when I watch it. Gazza signed for Rangers in 1995 but he was already a big deal to me because of Italian football being shown on Channel 4. And this clip along with him realising he would miss the WC final if England beat Germany and him getting emotional always gets me. Bobby knew how to get the best out of Gazza, as did Walter Smith. Sometimes a kick up the arse, or an arm round the shoulder. And an absolute travesty that this was the last game Gazza would play in a World Cup.
@speedking7224 You're absolutely right, he should have achieved more than he did. A player of his ability should have been looking at a Premier League title, shining in the Champions League etc. However those two league medals and three trophies he won in Scotland probably mean an awful lot to him in terms of how happy he was in his life at that time.
"Don't worry son, don't worry son" My heart breaks, Bobby really did love Gazza and knew how to manage him. As a United fan I always wish he came to us I think SAF could've kept him somewhat disciplined.
Yeah true about players when they got out of line, but a lot of former player’s say he was the best manager 1 to 1 as in he knew what to say at the right time to pick you up. Gazza was never a wild against the manager player he was just a man who struggled with many demons I think Sir Alex could have managed him very well. If only.
I'm French and I don't understand why Gascoigne was not picked up by Hoddle for the 1998 world cup... I remember him at Euro 96 and he was very good, what's happened? Thanks
Paul Gascoigne is one of the best players we will ever see lace a pair of football boots on. Paul doesnt get anywhere near the recognition he deserves and when he has gone and passed from this Earthly World this Earthly Realm I am going to expload at all the fake souless people with their tributes and bullshat who sat their and done f all to help Paul but want to be all up in your grill when Paul has been taken back Home To Heaven Amen xxxxxxx and you just watch it happen because this Earthly World this Earthly Realm with the amount of souless people who are walking on it has become a very egotistical place especially with all the me me me brigade. It's all about me you know them sort of souless people who even on Paul's departing will all of course be about them the memorys how great they are all the laughs they use to have but had not actually seen Paul in like the last 20 or 30 fing years only seeing Paul a handful of times in that time. What Jokers how insulting and what an UTTER embarrassment to this Good Human Beings Earthly life is all that it will be
Really 1st game 1 -1 vs Roi 2nd game 0 - 0 vs Holland 3rd game 1 - 0 vs Egypt Round of 16 1 -0 vs Belgium… lucky last minute goal Quarter final 3 - 2 vs Cameroon. England got battered for the whole game…trust me I watched it Semi Final 1 - 1 vs West Germany & they deserved to go on & win. France 98 team was the best under Hoddle, unfortunately the Fa sacked him.
@@lem8829 yes really. There isn’t a team that has ever won the World Cup or Euros who had an easy ride to the final. Granted, the path to the Italia 90 semi final was a hard slog, I watched it too....every single minute. To say that Germany deserved to win that game makes me question whether in fact you did actually watch it, because overall England were the better team. I’ll say it again, the Italia 90 team would beat every England side since, including the France 98 team.
@@lem8829 mate I respect your opinion but I just disagree with it that’s all. You could well be right about the France 98 team and I could be right about the Italia 90 team, shame we’ll never know.
I always cry at the kindness: “Don’t worry about it son.
And also the tragedy: “this is your first”. It wasn’t. It was his last. 😔
RIP Bobby.
True, Gazza never played at a World Cup again
Bobby Robson was not just a great manager but a truly wonderful person.
100% He was a great man ❤
Agreed
I agree 100%. Total gentelman and the best manager Newcastle have had
Totally agree. And the non stop abuse he got from the British tabloids as England manager was disgraceful.
What I loved about Sir Bobby is that he had father relationship with the players especially with Gazza always said he was like a father to him I love that just wish that it was like that nowerdays where our boys play for for the shirt and have that deep emotional concetion with the country instead worrying about bloody money I'm not saying there all like that but it feels like a lot of are tho
Man management at its finest. RIP Sir Bobby Robson, there’s not a football fan in England who didn’t love you and doesn’t wish you were still here today.
'Don't worry about it'
Cos he knew Gazza wasn't crying for selfish reasons, cos he won't play the final if they got there, it's cos he thought he'd let the lads down and his country.
I was 10 years old and cried every tear with him, for all his troubles he will ALWAYS be loved by the English, he's a living legend
So sad
I was 13.This clip brings tears to my eyes.
Remember all the Gazza tee shirts? He was insanely popular through pure talent and a great character. If our media protected him things may have been so different. I totally understand taking responsibility for yourself. But this isn’t a normal job and he was obviously a vulnerable lad.
That vulture, headlining money grabbing nobody called Sheryl ruined him
The GOAT of English footballers. Bobby Robson is a legend and he always will be
It's difficult not to cry watching this segment, especially knowing Paul Gascoigne's fate. Gazza, like most people with a touch of genius, was deeply flawed and very vulnerable. To think of all those supposed friends he had who milked his fame while he was at the highest point and now are no where to be seen when he really needs them most.
Bobby Robson was just a lovely person. I don't know anyone who doesn't respect him.
Rest in peace Sir Bobby Robson! We will never forget you ❤️
I love both them men miss you Bobby
Beautiful man beautiful manager what a team too, the one that got away.
Paul "Gazza" Gascoigne, best English player in the last 40 years by a country mile, not only ability wise but the most passionate player I habe seen pull on the England shirt.
Sir Bobby, thanks for the memories, how can you not like that man, Im a West Ham lad....Miss you Bobby
Brings back all the emotion of an incredible few weeks for England at Italia'90. I was only just 13 at the time and this brings me to tears again as it did then.That Semi Final will live with me till the day I die. RIP Sir Bobby & God bless you Gazza..
I had our first child during this time and my husband can name every game, score etc…through the time period of being admitted with high blood pressure to being discharged (in those days they kept you in for a week). The lovely nurses even let him stay longer one night so he could finish watching a game 😂. Unfortunately a snail that had survived getting across our very small patio for a day or so came to an abrupt end when England scored and he ran out ‘yeesssss’ and the snail was no more 😢.
This music always gets to me! 2 absolute legends!
Sir Bobby was such a great person, this one gave me tears in my eyes.
I remember this film, thinking I’ve seen all this before. Then this moment with Bobby Robson’s words. So heartbreaking as we all know that this and his season with Spurs the following year was his peak and then it would all tumble down. For me, this still ranks as one of the greatest matches I ever watched 🏴
Two Beautiful human beings. Fly high Sir Bobby mate
Incredible to think, Gazza never played in a World Cup again.
1998 he should’ve
@@yahyaelmi8435 he wasnt fit.
@@SuperChalkster Even half fit, he was still better then Rob Lee.....shocking decision from hoddle especially how you see now managers choosing unfit players in a hope they will make later games.
@@lollykins12 i think it was shocking Matt Le Tissier wasnt picked, scrored a hat trickin the B side and finished captain , But also score like 30 from midfield that season at struggling southampton, it would have been a crime to choose drunken Gazza who needed whiskey at half time and not Le Tissier.
@@SuperChalkster they both should have been picked, two of Englands greatest ever players....
Bobby Robson what a manager - the likes of which we will rarely see again
And how do know this? In the words of Bobby, Garbage
So because Bobby got a Journalist kicked out It is FACT that he was on the take, or his son was? Seen as you have all the FACTS who was the player and why did the said Journalist stop investigating because he got kicked out? I would have thought he would have tried to hammer Bobby if he actually had anything on him. And Clough? You must have very low standards if he meets them.
I think there are similar allegations at Sir Alex Ferguson’s door - still a great manager - you wouldn’t happen to be a Sunderland fan would you ?
Hope thats aimed at NEWM and not me. I think your onto something there though, hes away trying to work out how to get to Fleetwood,Oxford and Luton.And I think he might be getting mixed up with Bobbys Son and Freddie Shepards
NEWM,you are wrong! Bobby's Son's were never involved in football in any way. It was Freddie Sheperds sons who got involved in the deals your talking about. Quite frankly you should be ashamed, Bobby was a Gentleman and never got involved in the money side, his passion was football and his beloved Newcastle United. Shepard and Hall got rid of him far to soon. Your the one who needs to get your facts right
WORLD CLASS MAN MANAGEMENT!!
Absolute beautiful , sir bobby you are a legend
Im Irish and was 10 watching this,hav to say was balling my eyes out,still makes me well up
Bobby Robson, absolute gentleman, absolute legend.
My fave England manager and team....best memories
I remember this like yesterday the sadness was immense and was reflective of the whole country 😭
Sunni Warrior yeah me too. Nearly 30 years....were did the time go...
You just have to ask the players how much they wanted to do it for Bobby. Such a shame.
The passion of Gazza is just unrivalled
Great vid. There are few truly inspiring men in the world. Bobby was one. RIP to the greatest of all time.
This absolutely does me in
I am not even from England, but this is pure opera. The music, the drama, Gazza's tears, Sir Bobby's words and the knowledge of Gazza's tragic fate. 'Don't worry son...'
What a great manager he was and a wonderful human, RIP Sir Bobby Robson
Im Irish and would of loved to see England winning Italia '90 obviously if we didn't. They had an amazing squad with a team I dont think we'll ever see again.
They really showed they gave a fuck about the game and not their paychecks. Respect.
Wizz Freely pisses me off players don't give a shit anymore
Should of won it battered the Germans that game it just wouldn’t go in
@@liamhudspith8691 imagine a world cup final between Gazza vs Maradona
“If we didn’t” 😄😄😄
Great times. Loved the Irish too, what you said about England was true for your boys as well.
Makes me cry what a man bobby was when he was Newcastle manager he puled up next to my mother’s car at a junction on my way home from school when I was 5 and I just looked and waved at him with excitement he just looked over with a huge smile and waved and that alone made such a huge impact on me I’m 26 now and I will remember that simple act for the rest of my life bobby just knew what football meant to the north east
When you realise that he gave advices to his entire life and then it comes what we all know it gives you chills & goosebumps
We need more Bobby Robsons in the world of football and the world in general
RIP
I remember as a teenager, the press vilified and questioned Bobby Robson way before that tournament. Disgusting behaviour on a great man and manager!
Beautiful, our best manager and our best ever player
Just incredible given the occasion, a great man who passed on his wisdom, not just of football, but about life, to younger people. That's what it's all about. We're all in this world together.
How many players do you hear say ‘he was like a father to me’ about any other manager as much as Sir Bobby - that is what sets him apart
A great and iconic hero of the beautiful game ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It was lineker and gazza in this World Cup that made me fall in love with spurs
John Cooper - Art of Social Similar story here too. But I loved spurs since 1982, was crushed after the 87 Cup Final but winning in 1991 after World Cup 90 was so so epic COYS
@@abbaszaidi8371 I was a big fan of Glenn Hoddle so became a fan of Spurs cos they give him so much freedom and encouragement. Gazza and Lineker were really the icing on the top...
Same here!
Bobby Robson was a great manager and a brilliant man Lee Hambleton from Sheffield
Because of these 2 dudes i had a sympathy for England in that tournament 😊
have to say Gazza is the best player I've ever seen live......and I've seen George Best.......
Like a father consoling his son
Bullshit, when I cry I get punched.
Absolutely.
This is the most heartbreaking 💔 moments in Football and I was crying inside what Robson was saying to Gazza
This brought me to the tears as half English man. I’m really moved by this and how cruel life is. Things just didn’t work out for us, sir Bobby and Gazza. Hopefully one day we will win that trophy again.
The greatest England manager of all time.
One of the true Gentlemen of the game and a great coach (always hated the fact the press drove him out of the job... wouldn't be the last either) consoling arguably one of the most naturally gifted footballers this country has produced. A moment that had every England fan choking up 😢😢
Love you bob . Nufc
the discoverer of the phenomenon.... thats enough for him !!!
I remenber.. world. Cup...1990...in italy... England selection....... favorite... Paul casgoigne........
Bobby Robson was in my eyes the best manager we ever had...England and Newcastle..Hes from Durham not Newcastle...but he was a Newcastle supporter though and through..and how he dealt with Paul was the right way...Howey the lads..even if we gan doon il still be black and white!!
Sir Bobby seemed a good influence on Gazza. Shame he never played club football with him
2 legends
A man of Men...truly missed Bless
I like this coach Boby Robson and player Paul
Passion
What a legend of a man
What a man a Bobby Robson was. This was just before the vital shootout too. Apparently he spent most of the time during the break consoling Gazza.
Im Madridista and I always liked him. I was an antibarcelonista Real Madrid fan back when this guy signed Ronaldo. I was Madridista and I was in love with the Brazilian.
R.i.p sir Bobby and thankyou 🙏
When footballers where footballers and managers where managers. Still get spine tingles watching this!
Don t cry,in Euro 2020 you will be forgotten
Solid coach solid man more important
Bobby Robson, more than a manager. We miss you mate.
What makes this all the more tragic is contrary to Sir Bobby Robson's comforting words, it would turn out that this was to be Gazza's only chance at WC glory, he was still just a kid at the time. 90-94 was nothing short of a disaster for England at a time when they still had a good collection of players and should have been so much more competitive had they been managed better. Afterwards other than Euro 96 nothing would reach the heights of WC 90 for him. Shame he didn't get his chance in 98 but by then Gazza was a very unstable person and perhaps Hoddle was right, maybe by then he was no longer the great player he had once been.
Mikeyljac Mikeyjac he was a significant player in 1990, and since then, he was limited, in 1998 he should never been dropped, because Gazza was out of shape before the tournament
Minkki82 it is true he is out of shape for france 98
Minkki82 but at that time he played in qualifying matches
yeah he had received a number of bad injuries by that time he was a skilful player and a quick one but he was also prone to injuries and that was his downfall I think in the end.
Minkki82 yeah I’m as confused as you are?!
2 true black and white legends ⚫️⚪️⚫️⚪️ Bobby robson is the 2nd best ever British manager of all time
Clough and Paisley would disagree.
And you wonder why great players loved him🤷🏼♂️an absolute gent and pioneer among English coaches
Thanks to Graham Taylor and Glenn Hoddle, this was his first and ONLY World Cup Final, an absolute travesty and a tragedy. I genuinely think this weighed so heavily on him in later life, it broke him and was a major contributing factor in his struggles with alcoholism. Such a wonderful player to grace only one tournament!
No England player would this much emotion
In my opinion as an English man, Gazza is Englands best ever footballer.
If that doesn’t make you cry I’m afraid you’re not human
AINDA me lembro da euforia quando o robson chegou ao Sporting ...uma pena O Sporting nao lhe dar o devido valor
Great coach!
Who’d have thought it, that that would be gazzas last game in a World Cup
John Cooper - Art of Social
Not a bad swansong a World Cup semi
@@eaglelegend1 fair comment, some players play in two or three World Cups but are instantly forgotten.
makes me sad when you remember England didn't qualify for the '94 WC and Gazza wasn't picked for '98
Not English but nothing but respect for sir Bobby, what a magnificent human being. The English media should maybe take a look at how Bobby treated people and praise there team up when they win and praise their efforts when they lose..... Hopefully it's the latter when you play Wales 😉
The sad irony that it was his only world cup. He never played in another world cup after this. Such a shame
Never stop dreaming🏴
United Lads
I STILL believe........ and very gutted
eaglelegend1 Yep, me too
United Lads
I was 16 last time, and gazza was amazing, now I’m 44, old as fuck, never thought I’d see a semifinal again, but i did........shame about the result...., gotta believe though, always
eaglelegend1 Let's hope we don't wait another 28 years!
United Lads
I won’t make another 28 years!!!!
Who would have thought that the game against Germany in 1990 had already been Gascoigne's high water mark. It seemed as if he could be one of the great players of the future in world football yet his best days were already behind him. When people were talking about Gazza in the 90s they were thinking about the World Cup. Everybody was hoping for him to become this very player again but for one reason or another it wasnt meant to be.
Eric0816 He was absolutely immense the very next next season. It was when he fucked his knee in the cup final that the decline began.
Yes, it was from this injury that the decline began. Football was Gazza's stabilizer, he needed to train and play as much as possible as an expressive outlet for what probably was ADHD (with notable Hyperactivity, Obsessive/Compulsion and impulsivity)
Bobby was like the grandad 2 all of us watching in 1990
When England went out in 1990 I was 10 yrs old and I remember crying not cos England went out,it was cos I felt so sorry for Bobby Robson I wanted him to win it for him
We all did didn't we
I'm not English but this brings tears to my eyes when I watch it. Gazza signed for Rangers in 1995 but he was already a big deal to me because of Italian football being shown on Channel 4. And this clip along with him realising he would miss the WC final if England beat Germany and him getting emotional always gets me. Bobby knew how to get the best out of Gazza, as did Walter Smith. Sometimes a kick up the arse, or an arm round the shoulder.
And an absolute travesty that this was the last game Gazza would play in a World Cup.
Gascoigne was a football tragedy. He should have achieved more than he did. I hope he's alright nowadays.
@speedking7224 You're absolutely right, he should have achieved more than he did. A player of his ability should have been looking at a Premier League title, shining in the Champions League etc.
However those two league medals and three trophies he won in Scotland probably mean an awful lot to him in terms of how happy he was in his life at that time.
Sad to think this is the only World cup gazza ever played
Makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up. Both outstanding.
100% legend
❤️❤️❤️🏴🏴🏴
Two great North East legends
"Don't worry son, don't worry son" My heart breaks, Bobby really did love Gazza and knew how to manage him. As a United fan I always wish he came to us I think SAF could've kept him somewhat disciplined.
I don't think that's true at all about SAF. He always seemed to dump players when they got too out of control.
Yeah true about players when they got out of line, but a lot of former player’s say he was the best manager 1 to 1 as in he knew what to say at the right time to pick you up. Gazza was never a wild against the manager player he was just a man who struggled with many demons I think Sir Alex could have managed him very well. If only.
What’s that music in the background
The two “geordies” from Durham and Gateshead
Congratulations smart arse. My mam lived is Yorkshire for fifty years but she was still a geordie at heart.
if you're from gateshead you're classed as a Geordie mate
@@tobywatson7068 no you’re not
You're wrong. Geordies are Tynesiders not just Newcastle.
Best player to ever s
Pull on an england shirt by a country mile
I don't think Gazza was ever the same after this tournament, sadly.
His first and last. Sad.
I'm French and I don't understand why Gascoigne was not picked up by Hoddle for the 1998 world cup... I remember him at Euro 96 and he was very good, what's happened? Thanks
Would anyone be good enough to transcribe those subs? Love from Ireland
Paul Gascoigne is one of the best players we will ever see lace a pair of football boots on. Paul doesnt get anywhere near the recognition he deserves and when he has gone and passed from this Earthly World this Earthly Realm I am going to expload at all the fake souless people with their tributes and bullshat who sat their and done f all to help Paul but want to be all up in your grill when Paul has been taken back Home To Heaven Amen xxxxxxx and you just watch it happen because this Earthly World this Earthly Realm with the amount of souless people who are walking on it has become a very egotistical place especially with all the me me me brigade. It's all about me you know them sort of souless people who even on Paul's departing will all of course be about them the memorys how great they are all the laughs they use to have but had not actually seen Paul in like the last 20 or 30 fing years only seeing Paul a handful of times in that time. What Jokers how insulting and what an UTTER embarrassment to this Good Human Beings Earthly life is all that it will be
More than a manager
😭😭😭
I’ve said it before, the England Italia 90 team would beat every England team since, including the recent Euro 2021 team.
Really
1st game 1 -1 vs Roi
2nd game 0 - 0 vs Holland
3rd game 1 - 0 vs Egypt
Round of 16 1 -0 vs Belgium… lucky last minute goal
Quarter final 3 - 2 vs Cameroon. England got battered for the whole game…trust me I watched it
Semi Final 1 - 1 vs West Germany & they deserved to go on & win.
France 98 team was the best under Hoddle, unfortunately the Fa sacked him.
@@lem8829 yes really. There isn’t a team that has ever won the World Cup or Euros who had an easy ride to the final. Granted, the path to the Italia 90 semi final was a hard slog, I watched it too....every single minute. To say that Germany deserved to win that game makes me question whether in fact you did actually watch it, because overall England were the better team. I’ll say it again, the Italia 90 team would beat every England side since, including the France 98 team.
@@NH-bz9jv say it again…it doesn’t make you right..happy for you to have your opinion though👍
@@lem8829 mate I respect your opinion but I just disagree with it that’s all. You could well be right about the France 98 team and I could be right about the Italia 90 team, shame we’ll never know.
@@NH-bz9jv Italy in 2006?
Southgate might have to do this today
Saka Rushford and sancho
@@Salim34857 yeah he did
Think Southgate said this to Saka.
How did Gazza end up, anyone know?