Gary Speed dies age 42 Robbie Savage emotional Tribute

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  • Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2011
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    Following the sad loss of Gary Speed, Robbie Savage is visibly moved as he speaks about the loss of his friend.

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  • @HouseOfHidgcock
    @HouseOfHidgcock 12 лет назад +396

    Liked how the news presenter had the decency to know when to stop interviewing Savage when he saw Savage was deeply upset.
    Great initiative that you don't see all the time from news people. Sometimes they don't know when to stop and this guy did.

    • @Avgeek1564
      @Avgeek1564 2 года назад +9

      The producer would have told him to stop in his ear piece.

    • @AL-np5br
      @AL-np5br 2 года назад +33

      @@Avgeek1564 don’t have to shit on people. The news presenter did very well in sad circumstances

    • @carlpearson6734
      @carlpearson6734 2 года назад +6

      Personally think it went on a little too long as Robbie was struggling however he obviously chose or accepted the interview in hindsight probably wishes he hadn’t....main thing though is RIP speedo

    • @jonhughes2346
      @jonhughes2346 2 года назад +4

      Seems really odd how a good mate of someone who has just killed him self would do an interview 10 hours later

    • @thataintaknife
      @thataintaknife 2 года назад +10

      The newsreader is a class act do no surprise there 👍

  • @simonball6560
    @simonball6560 2 года назад +105

    Can't believe this was 10 years ago. How time flies!! Really sad though. RIP Mr Speed

    • @brendanmulgrew3688
      @brendanmulgrew3688 2 года назад +2

      Yeah. Time flies surely. Was in a shop on the morning I heard this very sad news. Dan Walker was on TV on the 10th anniversary of Gary's death, saying about how Gary was in great form on Football Focus on 26/11/2011 and how understandably shocked he was about the news of Gary's death.
      The thing is with Mental Health, if people are set on killing themselves, they are going to do it. Sad but true. It happened two men years ago where I live, you'd have thought that they would have been the last people in the world to attempt suicide but sadly you don't know what's going on in another person's mind.

  • @rolo5424
    @rolo5424 5 лет назад +126

    This is the most moving interview. You can see the news of Gary's death really sinking in with Robbie during the interview. Poor guy. The interviewer handled it well and so did Robbie, but you could tell Robbie was fighting back the tears and couldn't even speak by the end of the interview. That in itself revealed the shock and utter sadness of the situation. RIP Gary Speed. You had so many people who loved you.

    • @MARRAMILLER
      @MARRAMILLER 2 года назад +2

      The interviewer was fantastic and handled that brilliantly. Maximum respect to Robbie. RIP Speedo the Legend x

  • @chibber1980
    @chibber1980 2 года назад +35

    Poor Robbie he gets such a hard time but he's a true gent and a lovely guy and Gary obviously meant a lot to him

  • @CronoXpono
    @CronoXpono 2 года назад +51

    I can still remember the goddamn shock splashing me when I read he’d passed. Fucking tragedy.
    If you’re down man and things are getting to be overwhelming, SAY SOMETHING.
    We miss you Gary.

  • @peewee1403
    @peewee1403 10 лет назад +297

    Not a fan of Robbie Savage but I really felt for him there RIP Gary Speed

    • @MrSpookyLover
      @MrSpookyLover 7 лет назад +1

      hes a tosser, I didnt

    • @ryanredmond87
      @ryanredmond87 7 лет назад +109

      Not as much of a tosser as you

    • @bensmith5218
      @bensmith5218 7 лет назад

      ryanredmond87 or you

    • @mynameismark25
      @mynameismark25 6 лет назад +7

      nothing wrong with being a tosser guys. masturbation is completely natural.

    • @TickleMeElmo55
      @TickleMeElmo55 6 лет назад

      Yea, and so is cancer and getting pregnant but people want snip each one in the butt.

  • @CrackIsReallyMoreish
    @CrackIsReallyMoreish 11 лет назад +95

    Nice interview, knew when to stop.

  • @rohitohri8855
    @rohitohri8855 11 лет назад +32

    A professional interviewer, and emotional interview. The right balance and more the bbc I would recognise

  • @pompeyman444
    @pompeyman444 2 года назад +72

    As a person that has , and still does suffer from depression, Garys death is classic of how depression is the hidden killer . Ypu appear happy, full of life and "ok ", if there is an ok.... but beneath the " mask".. is lurking the dark place that nobody see's. . I've been to the edge myself , it's not a good place , RIP Gary .. and Robbie savage, what a brave person to go on national tv after losing ypur friend .. respect !

    • @thorpeylad9822
      @thorpeylad9822 2 года назад +3

      Great words mate

    • @gutto3178
      @gutto3178 2 года назад +1

      Respect to you my friend keep strong and always talk to someone if u have no one message me I don’t mind all the best

    • @nsingh1345
      @nsingh1345 2 года назад +1

      stay strong brotherr you got plenty to live for

    • @F1andfootballfan144
      @F1andfootballfan144 Год назад

      PUP🔵⚪️🔵⚪️. Hope you get through your depression

    • @discourseofpeacocks
      @discourseofpeacocks Год назад

      Sending lots of love your way.

  • @kevinjohnson-xt6kn
    @kevinjohnson-xt6kn 2 года назад +28

    Still this makes immensely sad . I am a toffees fan and was overjoyed when gary signed for us . A fantastic footballer and from all accounts an even lovely human being 💙 I will never forget you Gary

  • @Cas2069
    @Cas2069 6 лет назад +23

    R.I.P Gary Speed on your 48th birthday gone but never forgotten x

  • @yoitsdan
    @yoitsdan 8 лет назад +31

    Such a shocker, Gary Speed let him rest in piece and anyone touched by this my love and respect to you.

  • @jamiegoldberg1
    @jamiegoldberg1 12 лет назад +10

    If you ever thought Robbie Savage was only about two footed tackles, watch this and think again. There is such humanity in how destroyed he obviously is by this news. It's just so, so sad. Seeing someone so patently torn to pieces by the death of his friend is not something I think should be broadcast on a news programme, but at the same time it's genuinely very moving to see. RIP Gary. RIP.

  • @anaitali8256
    @anaitali8256 6 лет назад +22

    R.I.P Gary, thank you for the memories at Leeds. Marching on together.

  • @Brappznd
    @Brappznd 12 лет назад +36

    This moves me, fair play for doing it Savage!
    RIP Gary Speed!

  • @jx14aby
    @jx14aby 12 лет назад +10

    You never know the demons people are fighting. So sad. RIP and bless his family.

  • @rmccaw7
    @rmccaw7 9 лет назад +97

    Well I'm glad Chris Moyles was sad. That really hit home, that bit did.

  • @Danishsnufkin
    @Danishsnufkin 12 лет назад +10

    When something can make Robbie Savage like this. Then you know it is beyond emotional. The man looks destroyed

  • @DormerStone
    @DormerStone 9 лет назад +14

    A humble tribute. R.I.P. Gary Speed.

  • @SirClifty
    @SirClifty 10 лет назад +79

    Feels like it was only yesterday, since Gary left us. RIP, great man and an inspiration to all.
    People seem so stunned that someone who seemed happy and had everything could take his own life but I can relate I can always manage a smile no matter down or depressed I am, in fact when I was in school I regrettably tried to take my own life because I was bullied and everybody knew me as a happy person with a smile always on my face, everyone found out about it and some even said you seem so happy why would you want to take your life?
    To be honest depression is very dark and the way you feel while you're depressed is beyond words and comprehension and very hard to explain, one minute you can be on top of the world but it always comes back and you just want to get away from it all by any means. I often ran away from home too.
    If you ever feel trapped and want to get away or feel like running away from your problems that is the first sign of depression, get help, it may save your life and if you know anyone who feels that way advise them to get help and tell them how serious depression can get.
    Depression is an illness not just a state of mind.

    • @bensmith5218
      @bensmith5218 7 лет назад

      Clifty didn't inspire me or anyone I know

    • @bobdylanger3022
      @bobdylanger3022 6 лет назад +2

      Clifty was like reading my own story.. ano yer comment was from 3 year ago! but a hope ye are doing well wherever ye are ma friend.

    • @MrGEORGETHOMPS
      @MrGEORGETHOMPS 6 лет назад

      Clifty respect man. Hope you are doing well

    • @johndavies7185
      @johndavies7185 6 лет назад

      Clifty hope your ok mate my storys similar

    • @mmm-bopp5176
      @mmm-bopp5176 4 года назад +1

      It takes alot of gutts to say/write what you said sir, like one of the other people said it may be a while since you wrote that, but i wish you all the best sir, take care and all the best

  • @davidantony2734
    @davidantony2734 10 лет назад +12

    A great role model. It's still saddens me today. I grew up watching Gary and he was one of the role models who taught me what it meant to be a man.

  • @binkyboobosh1
    @binkyboobosh1 8 лет назад +8

    ...that's what a friend looks like.....

  • @freddiesadventuresforkids4911
    @freddiesadventuresforkids4911 4 года назад +17

    First time I’ve seen this, heartbreaking! Speed was and is a legend! Still dearly missed, wished he’d have signed for Bradford City!!!! MOT x

  • @GriefTourist
    @GriefTourist 8 лет назад +70

    can't believe it's nearly 5 years since this happened

    • @3abersabeel100
      @3abersabeel100 6 лет назад +1

      It's 7 years + 2 months now
      from january 2018

    • @bobdylanger3022
      @bobdylanger3022 6 лет назад +2

      GriefTourist it's crazy how quickly time go's by the older ye get!

    • @bobdylanger3022
      @bobdylanger3022 6 лет назад

      GriefTourist it's crazy how quickly time go's by the older ye get!

    • @johnbryan1149
      @johnbryan1149 6 лет назад

      7 years and 4 months now!

    • @susanallen5751
      @susanallen5751 4 года назад

      GriefTourist November 27th 2011..

  • @Hittingitstiff
    @Hittingitstiff 12 лет назад +9

    He gave me so many great memories playing for the toon when i was growing up. RIP Gary Speed, Newcastle/footballing legend. Gone but not forgotten.

  • @TheRealSteg
    @TheRealSteg 12 лет назад +2

    Huge respect to Robbie Savage for having the balls to step up so soon and speak about his friend Gary.

  • @nrjelley
    @nrjelley 12 лет назад +9

    Rest In Peace Gary. A true Welsh legend, your country is proud of you and will never forget you!

  • @michaelmuldowney8
    @michaelmuldowney8 2 года назад +1

    Was something of a turning point in how mental health issues became easier for people at all levels of sport to openly discus and seek help when necessary.

  • @TotnumMatt
    @TotnumMatt 12 лет назад +2

    Good to see respectful comments regarding a touchy subject. Whatever the reason, Gary was sick and its such a huge shame he didn't tell anyone (that we know of). Its a timely reminder to us all that we need to look after ourselves, and our loved ones. Treat others the way you want to be treated, and if you have any kind of mental illness, talk to someone who cares. And if you know someone who has it, be gentle with them, and LISTEN to them if they open up.
    Gary Speed, such a legend RIP.

  • @alexanderthorne635
    @alexanderthorne635 9 лет назад +44

    It's something that everybody says. "We had no idea. He/she gave no sign that he/she was going to do this".
    When somebody decides they are going to take that final step, it's as though a weight is lifted from them. All of the hurt and pain they feel drifts away from them for the final few days as they plan to commit suicide. That's why the person always seems so positive before it happens, and why it causes so much shock for others when it does.

    • @MrChelseafc2010
      @MrChelseafc2010 8 лет назад +2

      +Alexander Thorne Thank you for this, I didn't know.

    • @harrycallahan9143
      @harrycallahan9143 7 лет назад +2

      Bit like Robin Williams, apparently he had a nice meal with his wife before he took his own life, like he knew the end was near.

    • @kieranross4547
      @kieranross4547 6 лет назад +1

      Alexander Thorne Not being a twat or anything, but there is no way you can know this without being in this situation.

    • @johnbryan1149
      @johnbryan1149 6 лет назад

      He was murdered!

    • @user-ft7dh4oz7q
      @user-ft7dh4oz7q 6 лет назад +4

      John Bryan stfu you fucking moron

  • @beyondme5334
    @beyondme5334 Год назад +1

    Never really had time for Robbie Savage but remember watching this and feeling utterly heartbroken for the man. Raw emotion there at losing one of his best friends and a genuinely sad moment watching him try to compose himself when he is clearly struggling to comprehend this news. Massive respect to him for managing to honour the man even in the midst of huge personal grief ❤

  • @alanpengo3335
    @alanpengo3335 Год назад +2

    Loved speedy great example of how to conduct yourself, Robbie was a hard player but shows he true emotions there,depression is a hidden thing ,I worked with a great lad for 4 years got really close,he said to me I've just git to go to floor 4 for something then jumped to his death ,they hide depression and don't show it ,God bless all who suffer and families

  • @claireandfreddy5671
    @claireandfreddy5671 2 года назад +2

    Top player gary rip 🙏🙏 he sounded like a really nice guy..love from ireland..

  • @madjackmacmad809
    @madjackmacmad809 4 года назад +3

    I know that Gary will be looking down now from beyond Heaven's Gates. Such a lovely person. His family must be so proud of him. Great footballer. An even better person.

  • @GrandslamTim1
    @GrandslamTim1 2 года назад +2

    still makes me feel so sad - Gary RIP

  • @jimbobalob2491
    @jimbobalob2491 3 года назад +7

    I read somewhere that his wife was walking along the high street one day a while after he had died and came across a homeless person begging for money. And she said that she thought to herself ‘What keeps this person going? He has nothing, but my Garry had everything’? But that’s just it. The homeless person had nothing to lose....and her husband had everything to lose..RIP Gary

    • @Rubbafingaz1
      @Rubbafingaz1 2 года назад

      I'm struggling to understand your point, please help me?

    • @jimbobalob2491
      @jimbobalob2491 2 года назад

      @@Rubbafingaz1 One of the tabloids where going to run a story on him which could destroy his reputation and career. With him being a high profile person, they always inform them that they intend to run the story beforehand. This maybe the reason he did what he did, to protect his family.

    • @Rubbafingaz1
      @Rubbafingaz1 2 года назад

      @@jimbobalob2491 Oh ok, thanks for clarifying. Do you know what they intended to broadcast about him?

    • @jimbobalob2491
      @jimbobalob2491 2 года назад

      @@Rubbafingaz1 Nope.

    • @VooDooMaGicMan81
      @VooDooMaGicMan81 2 года назад

      All depends on your perspective, and that outlook on life can change throughout a person's life.
      As an example, an addict (of any kind) may generally hate their situation, but their craving for the next hit keeps them going. In fact they may have to work harder than someone who has it all to get whatever it is they crave, and that effort and eventual reward actually gives them more of a release of reward-based brain chemistry than someone who has instant access to everything.
      Of course this might not be applicable to Mr Speed, I suspect the sexual abuse he suffered as a youngster was the root cause. You'd never really see the world in the same way after such an experience.

  • @carldyson9342
    @carldyson9342 2 года назад +1

    Been a Leeds fan 50 years still can't believe it absolutely heart breaking

  • @Fallout360Fan
    @Fallout360Fan 12 лет назад +3

    Thank you Gary Speed and also thank you to those who do have sympathy for those that have passed away.

  • @shockshelled
    @shockshelled 12 лет назад +3

    Reading some of the comments on this thread and I am appalled. A young man has died for whatever reason that can only be told by him, and we will never most probably know why. But what I would like to say is show some respect for Gary Speed. And I am from Liverpool and I support Liverpool, but that does not stop me showing respect for a good Football player who lost his way.

  • @AlexDeLarge77
    @AlexDeLarge77 2 года назад +1

    Speaking from the heart is Robbie. Very sad.

  • @heeeeeresrossy
    @heeeeeresrossy 2 года назад +1

    My sister died 2 months before, and then my good mate also called Gary, ended his life 7 months later. I'm Scottish, but always admired Gary Speed as a footballing great...and a lovely bloke. 2011, 12 AND 13 (lost my brother in 2013) was such a shit time for not only me, but for the legions of fans out there. R.I.P to all x

  • @ADHDBirder
    @ADHDBirder 12 лет назад +1

    Fair play to the BBC reporter to. I have seen a lot of people struggling with news as the reporters still keep pushing for answers but this man knew when to stop fair play to him and R.I.P Gary Speed

  • @harryprior5253
    @harryprior5253 6 лет назад +5

    6 years today😕❤️rip gary speed😭❤️❤️

  • @nathan7178
    @nathan7178 12 лет назад +2

    A very sad loss indeed. Gary was clearly loved by soo many and it's so sad that only now he's being appreciated and spoken of in such high esteem. Here's hoping that an incident such as this never occurs again. RIP Speedo, you will be sorely missed.

  • @seanprice2990
    @seanprice2990 5 лет назад +1

    Just finished reading the book, Unspoken. So sad for his wife, kids, parents and everyone close to Speedo. Massive condolences from Melbourne, Australia xo

  • @glennchua9043
    @glennchua9043 4 месяца назад

    No matter how strong the character are for a person, there is always a soft side emotional side of he or she had.

  • @fraserstuart6990
    @fraserstuart6990 2 года назад +1

    god bless Gary Speed, go and make him proud in November wales

  • @sneeds4646
    @sneeds4646 12 лет назад +1

    Oh man, wanted to hug Robbie there, bless him. Thoughts are with Family, children - so much trauma for them long after the public get over this.

  • @wayneferrier3129
    @wayneferrier3129 2 года назад +1

    I lost a very good friend in march this year he took his own life. I didn't expect it. It nocked me for six I will never get over it just learn to live with it.

  • @dasesi79blackracial10
    @dasesi79blackracial10 8 лет назад +2

    Gary Speed was a great player,great coach person...i wish better for her family...rip champ!

  • @WilkesyBRAH
    @WilkesyBRAH 12 лет назад +1

    RIP Gary you never played for a team that I supported but I always loved to watch you play when you were at Newcastle and Bolton. A footballing great and it's sad to hear about another tragic loss to the footballing world.

  • @Joshua92100
    @Joshua92100 2 года назад +1

    Rest in peace Gary Speed 💙

  • @RyboBBurn
    @RyboBBurn Год назад

    Glasgow Rangers fan here. Gary Speed will Forever be in EVERY Football fans heart. ❤ HE EARNED THAT! R.I.P Gary Speed. Truly one of a kind. A Legend. A Gentleman. A true Profesional at his work, on and off the field. A Role Model in every sense.
    Yes, a Legend at MANY Football Clubs and especially the Welsh International squad, both as Player and Manager, but I will ALWAYS remember him fondly for his outstanding performances for Leeds against Rangers in the "Battle of Britain" in the 1992/93 Season.
    The first Leg at Ibrox was a good game but scrappy. Gary McAllisters volleyed Goal for Leeds in the opening minutes of the game was unbelievable. The Rangers fans were still trying to find and sit on their allocated seats because the Goal was scored so fast after kick-off. Leeds had a Star-Studded team back in the day, especially that Season.
    The Second Leg at Elland Road is regarded Worldwide as one of the Best UEFA Champions League game EVER.
    Cosidered as Two of the very best ever Goals scored in the history of the UEFA Champions League competition, and BOTH Goals were scored in the same game. Mark Hateleys Wonergoal with a Striked Lobbed Volley, after a superb lobbed chip assist by Ally McCoist. Then moments later Mark Hatley perfectly delivered a crossed ball assist to Ally McCoist who scored a World-Class Diving Header. Hateleys Goal is consiered as the best goal scored, but personally my all time favorite Goal is Ally McCoists Diving Header. Ally was born a Rangers fan and the goal meant so much to him, he famously burst out crying with tears straight after scoring, which almost got him subbed off if he didn't control his emotions vry quickly. Then Eric Cantona scored a beautiful Goal as a late conselation.
    Over both Legs, Gary Speed and Eric Cantona TERRORISED Rangers with their unmatched and untouchable skills. If it wasn't for the Late and Great Goalkeeper "The Goalie" Andy Goram (R.I.P to him as well) making about 100+ World-Class saves during both Legs, Gary Speed and Cantona would have won both games single-handedly for Leeds if it wasn't for Andy Gorams efforts in front of goal. For me, Andy Goram was the TRUE Man of the Match and Hero in both of the two games played. That's just my personal opinion.
    Here is a link to Gary Speeds wiki, it's very intresting = en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Speed#Leeds_United
    GOD Bless you and Rest in Peace, Gary Andrew Speed M.B.E 💙

  • @jartyj
    @jartyj 12 лет назад

    I still cannot get my head around this . RIP Gary , My thoughts go out to his family and friends at this time and hope they can find the strength to cope

  • @emmalangan8414
    @emmalangan8414 5 лет назад +5

    I think to say someone had everything is a dangerous things to say. I think it can add to the guilt that someone of unsound mind feels.
    RIP Gary you are sorely missed.

  • @spacerider2227
    @spacerider2227 2 года назад +1

    Real courage here from Robbie much respect for doing this for his mate so sad!

  • @kingejiro
    @kingejiro 12 лет назад

    Woke up to this tragic news this morning... I just cant believe it... Gary was a typical example of a professional.. I remember when he played for Newcastle back in the 90s with Solano in midfield... What a handsome man too... Life is definitely too short.. R.i.P Gary Speed, true legend

  • @afanwizard
    @afanwizard 12 лет назад +1

    Great response by the guy asking the questions!

  • @wheyaye6111
    @wheyaye6111 4 года назад +1

    Unbelievable, tragic man Gary Speed A legend of the game RIP

  • @jg41709
    @jg41709 3 месяца назад

    I was 10yo when this happened. I distinctly remember watching Football Focus that Saturday lunchtime and remember the reports the day after- it was hoenstlybone of the first times i had ever truly thought about death; how someone can be there one minute and gone the next.

  • @rebeccaelliott9770
    @rebeccaelliott9770 4 года назад

    How brave of Robbie to come on the show so soon after his friend died

  • @caprious454
    @caprious454 Год назад +1

    Im 42 and cant see a future for me

  • @Geordieboy83
    @Geordieboy83 12 лет назад +1

    very very emotional was nearly in tears!!! my dad rang me 2day and told me and he was nearly crying 2!!! R.I.P Gary Speed one of the toon armys greats! played with heart!!!!! something you dont get these days!!!

  • @ap24101988
    @ap24101988 12 лет назад +1

    Sad day for football, had so much going for him even at 42. Must have been hard for Robbie Savage to do that interview in person. R.I.P Speed

  • @BishopCR7
    @BishopCR7 12 лет назад +1

    The people who have said he seemed happy and laughing and joking are right, i won't be surprised if it was depression, i once had it and when i was with family and friends i was fine, then when your on your own or your in bed at night things play on your mind more and more until you can't take it anymore, it's such a shame, but no one could have done anything about it because he obviously told nobody

  • @harold5337
    @harold5337 4 месяца назад

    RIP Gary
    A Leeds Legend. One of the best.

  • @hilly-mu5rt
    @hilly-mu5rt 10 лет назад +1

    So sad.. just tragic. RIP Gary Speed.

  • @romanyharman9250
    @romanyharman9250 8 лет назад +5

    Newcastle legend , gary speed . you will meet no better

  • @mindyourmum1987
    @mindyourmum1987 12 лет назад

    RIP Speedo you premier league legend. A consumate professional both on and off the pitch and unfortunate that you were so tough that you refused to battle those demons in the open with people to help you. My feelings go out to those people who are suffering now that you aren't

  • @ceramicsaustralia5188
    @ceramicsaustralia5188 2 года назад +1

    Unpopular opinion: Speed was a coward. Whatever pain one is feeling, and I understand it must have been a profound , deep and utter pain, why would you choose to have this pain doubled, tripled or quadrupled and then dumped onto your loved ones for the rest of their lives? When you're a parent, your life is no longer just about you. You come second to your children and their happiness is your main goal. Speed ended his own pain and hurt his family in a way no man should.

  • @deniro999
    @deniro999 12 лет назад

    925 games...141 goals ...85 welsh caps...several trophies ..inc the league title....barely a booking..no controversy...captain record times....wonderful father and husband and son and great friend to all....always gave time to everyone.humble loyal decent...passionate...patrioti­­c.kind..patient...great manager..loved and respected by everyone who met him and even those who didnt...a remarkable gentleman..I stand and I applaud you gary speed for a great life well lived..your star shines bright

  • @jasonbennett4467
    @jasonbennett4467 2 года назад

    Ten years have gone so fast.....rip Gary

  • @stephenporter5796
    @stephenporter5796 2 года назад

    The capability of a person going through mental torment, still being able to hide it from others in the hours prior to taking their own life is so sad

  • @paulgoode5245
    @paulgoode5245 6 месяцев назад +1

    Terrible loss for Wales good bless you Gary❤

  • @bigjb1980
    @bigjb1980 12 лет назад +2

    RIP Gary Speed, Legend

  • @stifflerrussell2868
    @stifflerrussell2868 8 лет назад +4

    very very sad great player

  • @Andrew-el8xi
    @Andrew-el8xi 5 лет назад

    Sad very sad ..he had a great life and was a great player . Couldn't believe it when this was on the news ...

  • @matt121234
    @matt121234 12 лет назад

    Such a shame. Great professionalism shown by the presenter too.

  • @be2Gee
    @be2Gee 6 лет назад

    I still can`t believe his gone guys. Just feels so strange when thinking of it... I know its like over a decade ago since he played for Newcastle, but it was during the better days, when Newcastle had several legends, and I remember Gary like it was yesterday. A true legend, and I`m pretty sure I can speak for the Leeds supporters as well. Miss you Gary.

  • @Wook5ter
    @Wook5ter 12 лет назад +1

    We can all learn from this tragic event.
    Look out for everyone around you.
    There is always love.
    Peace xx

  • @hdng1984
    @hdng1984 2 года назад +1

    It's hard seeing all those "I'm not a fan of Robbie" comments. Like, why bother opening with that? No-one cares, it doesn't make you any less of a human to compliment someone you dislike! Equally, it's unfair on him for someone to say "oh, I hate you, but I'll let you off this one time because you're cut open on television". Really annoys me that does.

  • @philipholmes1234
    @philipholmes1234 2 года назад

    Missed every day. RIP GARY SPEED

  • @iTeMPaaHDx
    @iTeMPaaHDx 11 лет назад

    A year today, R.I.P Speedo

  • @hadersnffc
    @hadersnffc 12 лет назад +1

    im a forest fan and all i can say is, fair play robbie i know how hard it is to lose a close freind and you were brave to accept an interview on such a hard subject in such short time! Garry Speed was a true sportsman and we'll never know why he did what he did but all we can do is remember him for the great guy he was RIP Garry Speed

  • @mattmurdoch4345
    @mattmurdoch4345 Год назад

    They shouldn’t have interviews so such a close friend on tv

  • @brianfinnegan9700
    @brianfinnegan9700 5 лет назад

    Absolutely heartbreaking

  • @flettinoking5459
    @flettinoking5459 6 лет назад

    RIP Gary such a sad loss.

  • @celticwarrior1365
    @celticwarrior1365 6 лет назад +1

    Depression affects us all in so many ways. I attempted suicide back in '95 from an overdose and family said that I was on a high that day before I attempted the unthinkable.

  • @MrEverton1878
    @MrEverton1878 6 лет назад

    Speedo was a legend, a fantastic footballer and a true gent.

  • @monsiursnowman66
    @monsiursnowman66 2 года назад

    Still think about Gary every now n then 💛💙 ALAW

  • @reniisgod
    @reniisgod 2 года назад +1

    Classic example of male mental health / depression in his early 40s. It’s beyond a nightmare - feeling that is the only way out. Knew someone who went the same way a couple of months back. Wife, 2 kids, great occupation - caught up with all his mates one weekend, visited his folks and threw himself off a bridge the next day. The silent killer inside is without doubt the most dangerous. Keep talking lads - about anything, even a quick phone call to talk about the football, music, the latest film you saw. Anything to keep the mind occupied. Please seek help if you’re in this position 🙏

  • @drpaulvfr3597
    @drpaulvfr3597 Год назад

    What a loss, great man was our gary🙏🙏🙏started the football revolution in Wales. RIP GARY, YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. THE MURAL ON WAY TO CCS, IS FITTING TRIBUTE✌✌⚽️⚽️⚽️

  • @imnothereactually
    @imnothereactually 12 лет назад

    Gary Speed, gone but not forgotten rip

  • @robbie73vespa
    @robbie73vespa 5 месяцев назад

    I remember watching Football Focus that day couldn't believe it afterwards.. Robbies dispair 😢...🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤝🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 RIP brilliant speed 🙏

  • @scottkilner104
    @scottkilner104 6 лет назад +4

    Av had Depression for yrs a lost my brother aged 27 and Av no been right since but a get help from professionals and loved ones. Rip garry son

    • @stinkypete4634
      @stinkypete4634 6 лет назад

      Scott Kilner same here people who never have experienced it dont understand the pain i literally wish i would get cancer or something because i do want to put my family through the pain of me killing myself

    • @taffymackem2596
      @taffymackem2596 4 года назад

      @@stinkypete4634 hope ur doing ok now??

  • @benturner2975
    @benturner2975 10 лет назад +14

    Only the good die young. True leeds fans say RIP

  • @affalaffaa
    @affalaffaa 12 лет назад +4

    When i first heard on SSN i thought it must have been of natural causes, then when the news came through of an apparent suicide i was truely shocked and still finding it hard to sink in. I always remember Speed as a dangerous player with pace and a mean shot. R.I.P. from a Saints fan

  • @bigbeatyswollocks4859
    @bigbeatyswollocks4859 7 лет назад

    I can't believe it's over 5 years ago of Gary speeds sad death only seems like about 3 years to me. I always thought of him as a very nice bloke I hope his wife and kids have been coping

  • @markdavis8430
    @markdavis8430 4 года назад +1

    That was a motd a won’t forget in a long time! YNWA

  • @sullyboy1974
    @sullyboy1974 5 лет назад

    Poor Robbie Savage was struggling there, felt for him there.