Fast, strong, exceptionally skilful, hard-working, passionate and entertaining. Gascoigne ticked every box. No-one's come close since. When he played, I always thought something special could happen.
how happy he was to be playing and scoring. Looks like he was just off the school playground with that kind of enthusiasm...made me smile just watching him.
Loved by Glasgow rangers, fans and players alike , and he loved Glasgow rangers, he was a incredible player for England as well , I sat in wembley at euro 96 and when he scored that goal half of me wanted to applaud , the guy was a genius and feel privileged that he played for my team Glasgow rangers , thanks for the memories Gazza 🇬🇧🏴🏴
Give the great Walter Smith a lot of credit for that. He let Gazza know that he wouldn't stand for any crap from him and he wasn't coming to Rangers for a last decent pay day. There was a huge mutual respect between them. Gazza said Smith was the best coach he ever had and that his time at Ibrox was his happiest time in football.
That goal at Wembley against Scotland was a hard one to take at the time (being Scottish) but the world was in awe of such a great goal, the bonus was that he played for the famous Glasgow Rangers 🇬🇧🏴👍
Gazza really does belong alongside players like Pele, Best, Ronaldo, Maradona etc. he was a real magician with the ball at his feet, he brings a huge smile to my dial watching this, parts of his skill set were better than the best that today can offer.
@@paolopagliaro980 He was just as gifted but he just didn't have the right temperament off the pitch to fulfill his potential and his career was heavily disrupted by injuries and suspensions.
Trev tube, keep it real mate. Gazza was a great player but hes never been rated as a worlds greatest player. George best is on another 3 levels higher, like maradona, pele, di stefano, c,ronaldo and more. But gazza isnt in that company and never was. If you want to see real passion watch they players a mentioned. Gazza is the only player a know that cant even break a players leg wich he tried to do then snapped his own leg lol when a saw what gazza did that day that just summond him up. I wasnt shocked becouse i knew he wasnt a worlds best player rating. Just the best player out a bad lot for a few years and thats only in the english leauge forgett the rest. But that just put him right down in my estimation. It was like a boy at age 10 trying to bully his way through a game to then come of worse. Tbh he was daft. The true greats never ever get injured like best and pele, cruyff, its called perfect balance plus not being an idiot with arms going every where in desperation just to beat a player lol good player but never a great
You won't see more love, desire and passion to play for England than this player...Paul Gascoigne. We shouldn't judge him for his behaviour off the pitch but appreciate the magic he showed us in football. 1990 still makes me emotional. We will never see an English player like Gascoigne again.
Paul Gazza, wow! Im my oppinion the greatest player to play for England ever. Could of come from argentina, his style of play is so different from the usual English way. Subtle enteertaining, and changes of direction. Creative, pass and move always wanting the ball and available. You can just about hear the air cutting as defenders, clutch at nothing, and gazza cuts away.I love you gazza, I gave up on English football aged 11 the day hoddle pulled the Kebab stunt on you. Forever an inspiration x
Saw one of his last games for Burnley at Bramall Lane,he was applauded before kick off,every time he took a corner and standing ovation when subbed,much loved genius
My birthday April 14th and I remember it well. I was rooting for him to score even prayed for Gazza to score that free kick and I am a West Ham Supporter what a fantastic goal. He Gazza gave me great joy in 1996 I felt so alive watching England back then this Earthly World this Earthly Realm was so much more together the buzz in the air when England played flags on cars houses pubs. I have never seen anything like how it was back then and unfortunatly I doubt that I ever will again
What I loved about watching Paul was his ability to show the ball and make his opponents think for a split second they actually had a chance of dispossessing him. He was beautiful to watch at White Hart Lane. The other thing I remember was how he would always try to stay on his feet no matter how hard the challenge. Amazing player in his prime. I hope he’s doing well and happy.
He was a mad genius......but he was OUR mad genius. Fondly remembered in N17 especially for THAT goal against the Woolwich Trespassers in the FA Cup semi final in 1991 on what became known as St Gascoigne's Day.
@@richardconte3837sorry buddy, we all have opinions, but Gascoigne was incredible... Better than Pele, better than the cheat Maradona, better even than George best. Simply sublimely talented.........
Thank you for this beautiful video. I am relatively new to watching the sport and have been catching up watching hundreds of vids. This is a gem. Gazza equals genius.
This video should have 100 million views....it needs to be watched by every young English lad in the country want g to live a dream as a pro....nobody anywhere close to his natural ability and brain!!! Legend
The only player I know where even the opposition fans applauded him ….what a player ,,amazing to think he could’ve been even better ..missed opportunity
i agree, an old fker here. There was something magical about our midfield and attack. Not so much our defence. Anderton aside, we had a terrifying attack. Shame all those pasties prevented Gazza reaching that extra time 3 footer eh Paul. That was his moment, the pasties said nah....
P.S. Say it quietly (as a Spurs fan I was privileged to have seen gazza at his unstoppable best playing for my team) but I sometimes think to myself it might have been better if Gazza had chosen Man United over us. Instead of having his head turned at a young age by the Showbizland of London, he would have been kept under Fergie's protective wing (and iron rod) and allowed to quietly develop his game the way that Giggs did. I think under Fergie he would have reached his huge potential.
Yep definitely wouldn’t have pissed his career away after the injuries. He would have been on the straight & narrow under Fergie who really looked after young players, it was his greatest gift as a manager. Not to mention if he really liked you as a player like Ronaldo & Cantona then you got special treatment. Gazza & Shearer at United with Giggs, Keane, Beckham, Scholes, etc just seems ridiculously unfair on every other team in the world though 🤣
yeah, because Brian Robson and Steve Bruce were tee total....not. The entire MU squad were rancid pssheads. No, as a MU fan, i say, spurs did him alright. He was ill, always, and illness cant be coaxed out, no matter whose arm is around his shoulder. Fergie was deluded about this. He dealt with egos and youthful drinking. Not ill players.
As a Mackem ive got to give credit were its due Newcastle has produced some great players Beardsley,Waddle,Shearer ect but this lad was something special defo best English player ever.
@@meisterlymanu5214 I rather think your father, if he paid any attention to football outside his country, will have heard of Gazza and probably the others too. He was a major player at Italia 90, he played in Serie A when it was still the best league in the world.
@@danyoutube7491 they dont, they know nothing. maybe Brits look further afield because we have to. Brazilians and Argentinians will not know who gazza was. Im in my 50s btw, i was 20 when Gazza did his thing, and his thing wasnt good enough.
He was awesome. I am 44, so I grew up with gazza. Glen Hoddle ruined his England career in 98. He was a magical player. Still then and should've went. England went out to Argentina. David Beckham replaced him and got sent off in that match. Even if Gazza went to them finals as a sub, we could've gone further. But it wasn't to be. All brcause Glen Hoddle was listening to a palm reader. Check that story out.
Two best goals I've ever seen were scored by Gazza. When he chipped the ball over Colin Hendry against Scotland at Wembley and when he ran from his own half against Aberdeen to win the league at Ibrox
Gazza v Netherlands at Euro 96" is the single greatest performance I've seen from an English football player. He single handedly dismantled them, and the core of their team was the Ajax team who won the Champions League the year before (so no slouches!). It was the perfect midfield performance, he attacked, he defended, he retained possession in the tightest spots, he played defence splitting passes, he slowed the game down when appropriate and speeded it up when it was called for. The fact I can remember it so well all these years later says it all.
Absolutely as good as anyone in the last 60 years. His ability to put the ball where the goalie wasn’t was so natural but his acceleration and lung capacity were magical. From a diehard Scot.
Only 302 likes so far?? I'm guessing only kids have watched this video. Paul Gascoigne is the greatest footballer I've ever seen in my life. Completely untouchable.
I take it you have never heard of Pele, Best, Charlton, Maradona, Ronaldo ( Brazil), Messi, Ronaldinho, and about 50 more that I haven't mentioned. Tell me, what has Gascoigne ever won in his career that is of any note. The guys that I have mentioned above are winners.
Amazing, he could do everything. dribble, good with both feet, score free kicks ,headers, volleys ,chips . Loved watching Gazza and I am Scottish.🙏🏴
Probably the only player i’ve ever watched who I have enjoyed seeing score against us. I’m an Arsenal fan. The free kick hurt - I don’t like that at all - but the one boot goal made me smile.
Way before his time the best player in england and one the best in the world he played with so much joy and passion never afraid to do anything gazza on the pitch was living his best life you could see it in his smile such a joy to watch when ever you watch highlights of gazza you always smile and it hits you how he was lvls above anyone in that time
I m 54 and have never seen a better player. I’m on about players you see live not on the telly.I never had the joy of seeing George Best but for my generation no one can touch him.Never seen better since and worth the entrance fee just to see this guy play football. Thanks for all the great memories Gazza.SIMPLY THE BEST.
What a player he was, I seen him a few times at Glasgow Rangers, he. Set the place on fire...infact the whole of scottish football was buzzing when Gazza came along ❤❤❤❤❤
@@timhorrocks3515 seeing Paul, as he is now, brings a lump to my throat. Such a nice man, as well as being a brilliant player, it was a shame that he was led astray. Alex Ferguson said that if Paul had played for him, he would not have been allowed to get into the drink & partying life and that his career would have lasted much longer. Who knows. I last saw Paul at the opening game at the new Spurs Stadium with other veterans. A lovely man.
Pure class, the best England player I have seen in my lifetime. Forget Hoddle, Paul stepped up 10 levels. Just a shame injury and the drink fucked it up. Wish him well.
well, yeah. No one shoved those drinks down him and we had to watch our country fail because of it. Germans had zero sympathy and rightly so. Its a PROFESSIONAL sport.
@@signofthetimesthisisrealit6874 so you applaud wasted talent. You applaud failure over achievement. You would rather watch flawed, wasted talent, over efficiency. Just when did he step it up 10 levels.. against teams he should have beaten. Never against the best.
When you watch compilations like this you realise how ridiculous talented Pal was. Outrageous. I saw Best play at his peak and George is the only European player that is at the same level. Ever They are both in the same group as Pele, Messi, Maradona
Agreed as a Scotsman what he did to us at the Euros was amazing. He is the bridge between the George Bests and the Ronaldos or Messi he played on atrocious and good pitches but skill wise with natural talent yes England's best.
@@sanderson9338 I disagree with comparing him to Messi. I think he was more exciting to watch than Messi, this guy could actually dribble, Messi is only doing double passes and then running into a box and now that he lost pace with age he's even more boring.
@@Legenda20SLO I never compared him to anyone I said he was a bridge ie George best played on horrible pitches and got assaulted in tackles by burly men weekly, Messi and ronaldo score more but hardly any tackles on immaculate pitches. Gascoigne seen both sides. Was my point.
Everybody loved this guy.
Greetings form Brazil.
Fast, strong, exceptionally skilful, hard-working, passionate and entertaining. Gascoigne ticked every box. No-one's come close since. When he played, I always thought something special could happen.
Gazza definitely the best English player I’ve seen in my lifetime 50 years
@@JimmyJapan You seemed to have forgotten Carlton Palmer
A technician, a wonder, a force of nature the one and only Paul “Gazza” Gascoigne
Gazza and the two Bobbies, the greatest English players I have seen in my 70 years
how happy he was to be playing and scoring. Looks like he was just off the school playground with that kind of enthusiasm...made me smile just watching him.
Me also Great video he just loved playing scoring and being part of the Family x
Agree, happy memories. Skill level along with Barnes, Best, Pele, Messi etc..
that was also his downfall when he had no big dream to chase he lost his will to live
@@sundijohnson2486 Barnes?
@@petermontgomery7614
Yes- Barnes and Waddle were both incredible talents on the ball.
Amazing skill. I forgot how great this guy was back in the day. Outrageously talented player.
Loved by Glasgow rangers, fans and players alike , and he loved Glasgow rangers, he was a incredible player for England as well , I sat in wembley at euro 96 and when he scored that goal half of me wanted to applaud , the guy was a genius and feel privileged that he played for my team Glasgow rangers , thanks for the memories Gazza 🇬🇧🏴🏴
Great comment!
He played his best football at rangers 👏
Give the great Walter Smith a lot of credit for that. He let Gazza know that he wouldn't stand for any crap from him and he wasn't coming to Rangers for a last decent pay day. There was a huge mutual respect between them. Gazza said Smith was the best coach he ever had and that his time at Ibrox was his happiest time in football.
what a signing from Lazio that was, Rangers had money to burn back then.. Gascoigne played arguably his most consistent football in Scotland.. 👏🏻
That goal at Wembley against Scotland was a hard one to take at the time (being Scottish) but the world was in awe of such a great goal, the bonus was that he played for the famous Glasgow Rangers 🇬🇧🏴👍
There’s players & then there’s gazza
Lump in my throat through the whole video. Simply the best and loved showing us he was the best simply brilliant
Gazza really does belong alongside players like Pele, Best, Ronaldo, Maradona etc. he was a real magician with the ball at his feet, he brings a huge smile to my dial watching this, parts of his skill set were better than the best that today can offer.
Not in the same category as Pelé and the others, sorry.
@@paolopagliaro980 He was just as gifted but he just didn't have the right temperament off the pitch to fulfill his potential and his career was heavily disrupted by injuries and suspensions.
@@paolopagliaro980 i guess opinions are like backsides, everybody's got one.
@@speeddemon9555 and you can talk out of yours wow neat trick
@@grahamjordan1040 you sir, are living proof that idiots are allowed an opinion.
One of the greatest players England ever produced Paul Gascoigne an absolute legend
England have a few young top class players at the moment- but don't even talk about them in the same sentence as Gazza - he was just unbelievable
In my whole life, I have never seen an english player like him.He is a pure magician.
Some great memories there. The goal v's Scotland still gives me goosebumps!
Me also FANTASTIC X
That goal v Scotland was out of this world took the piss out of hendry and then goram both his club team mates at rangers.
Just an amazing brilliant footballer. Arguably the best English player ever.
The best footballer ever to be put on this planet.by miles.
My God, that guy was wonderful!!
Went down the Gazza Rabbit hole and ended up here.....
Total and utter Legend.....So gifted.
Flawed genius just like George Best.Both out of this world when we had them.👍
Can't compare gazza with George best .Best was the best player in the world for a few years .gazza never came close to that
How dare u compare a real genius like Best with that fat overrated player.
They say insanity and genius are a very fine line between the 2
@@barbarohelm9697your deluded
@@barbarohelm9697 clueless. Do yourself a favour. Don’t comment on something you have no idea about… ever again. 🙄
Not only the best but also the most passionate player I've ever seen. Look after yourself Gazza. Great compilation!
Trev tube, keep it real mate. Gazza was a great player but hes never been rated as a worlds greatest player. George best is on another 3 levels higher, like maradona, pele, di stefano, c,ronaldo and more. But gazza isnt in that company and never was. If you want to see real passion watch they players a mentioned. Gazza is the only player a know that cant even break a players leg wich he tried to do then snapped his own leg lol when a saw what gazza did that day that just summond him up. I wasnt shocked becouse i knew he wasnt a worlds best player rating. Just the best player out a bad lot for a few years and thats only in the english leauge forgett the rest. But that just put him right down in my estimation. It was like a boy at age 10 trying to bully his way through a game to then come of worse. Tbh he was daft. The true greats never ever get injured like best and pele, cruyff, its called perfect balance plus not being an idiot with arms going every where in desperation just to beat a player lol good player but never a great
100% wife beating muppet !!!
@@alanmctavish4802 100% true - could not lace Maradona’s boots , ,
He could keep it of him in a phone box
Look after yourself Gazza you drunken , junkie, racists , wife beating , and also tripping young kids up , muppet of a man
@@alanmctavish4802 celtic fan
Thanks for reminding us how good he was. Always sad to reflect on his later years.
You won't see more love, desire and passion to play for England than this player...Paul Gascoigne. We shouldn't judge him for his behaviour off the pitch but appreciate the magic he showed us in football. 1990 still makes me emotional. We will never see an English player like Gascoigne again.
So true. ❤
How you live OFF the pitch determines your longevity ON the pitch, no?
@@libbaTGo away.
Appreciate the good dont look. For the bad you will enjoy life more.@libbaT
One of the greatest players EVER 😊
Probably one of the finest mid-fielders you'll ever see.
Paul Gazza, wow! Im my oppinion the greatest player to play for England ever. Could of come from argentina, his style of play is so different from the usual English way. Subtle enteertaining, and changes of direction. Creative, pass and move always wanting the ball and available. You can just about hear the air cutting as defenders, clutch at nothing, and gazza cuts away.I love you gazza, I gave up on English football aged 11 the day hoddle pulled the Kebab stunt on you. Forever an inspiration x
Saw one of his last games for Burnley at Bramall Lane,he was applauded before kick off,every time he took a corner and standing ovation when subbed,much loved genius
One of the best to ever play Scottish football, thank you for the memories gazza
One of England’s greatest ever player!!
There are a lot of Gazza tribute videos, this is by far the best I've seen. Thank you.
The free kick at wembley against arsenal in 91 fa cup semi..golden..one of Englands best ever..great passer of the ball.
My birthday April 14th and I remember it well. I was rooting for him to score even prayed for Gazza to score that free kick and I am a West Ham Supporter what a fantastic goal. He Gazza gave me great joy in 1996 I felt so alive watching England back then this Earthly World this Earthly Realm was so much more together the buzz in the air when England played flags on cars houses pubs. I have never seen anything like how it was back then and unfortunatly I doubt that I ever will again
I think we all cried with Gazza that day.What a genius,what a legend.
The greatest to ever put that England shirt on in my opinion there was nobody like him for us and hasn’t been since!!!!
Not even on the same level as a guy like Bobby charlton
@@brianfitzpatrick9949 I’m a spring chicken at 46 so I don’t remember him but my generation nobody came close to gazza
So maybe you should say “ my generation “ instead of saying ever
@@brianfitzpatrick9949 i'm so sorry Brian, really didn't mean to offend you, each to their own
yeah cmon, the guy ate pasties 3 times a day. If thats the bar, well we are fkd for another 60 yrs. We are better than scotland.
Best Gazza Vid ive seen. Makes your hair stand on end. My favourite player of all time
Gave me goosebumps that video,top stuff and what a player.
Great stuff Chris. One of the best we've ever seen at the Lane.
What I loved about watching Paul was his ability to show the ball and make his opponents think for a split second they actually had a chance of dispossessing him. He was beautiful to watch at White Hart Lane. The other thing I remember was how he would always try to stay on his feet no matter how hard the challenge. Amazing player in his prime. I hope he’s doing well and happy.
great video, reminds me of the good times, when players played with heart.
Whoa ! i FORGOT HOW GOOD HE WAS ! Thanks for the footage.
This is class... He was something special
Greatest player to wear the shirt 🏴
A truly magnificent legend of english football.
and thats the level of English football since 1967. Says everything.
He was a mad genius......but he was OUR mad genius. Fondly remembered in N17 especially for THAT goal against the Woolwich Trespassers in the FA Cup semi final in 1991 on what became known as St Gascoigne's Day.
Sick bastard! one of the best players of all time!
Yeh he is sick 😷 well sick Gazza that is - sick in the Head
My Idol as a kid...simply the best in the world....no shadow of doubt....
Baggio was better but gazza was great
@@richardconte3837sorry buddy, we all have opinions, but Gascoigne was incredible...
Better than Pele, better than the cheat Maradona, better even than George best.
Simply sublimely talented.........
a true great what a player so lucky to have had him at spurs
That's very true. We got the best out of him because Terry Venables let him off the leash and got others to do the dirty work behind him.
Those free kicks are amazing, however, the audacity and beauty of the goal against Scotland in Euro 96 is awesome
Thank you for this beautiful video. I am relatively new to watching the sport and have been catching up watching hundreds of vids. This is a gem.
Gazza equals genius.
This video should have 100 million views....it needs to be watched by every young English lad in the country want g to live a dream as a pro....nobody anywhere close to his natural ability and brain!!! Legend
Better than I remembered. England should have won something in his time.
The only player I know where even the opposition fans applauded him ….what a player ,,amazing to think he could’ve been even better ..missed opportunity
yes, thx, hit nail on head
Best Gazza vid on youtube
Unique and still an Icon without any arguments that lad could make a ball talk he was that good
What a player.
Best player from my era , the Gazza 1996 England team still the best flowing england team I have seen.
i agree, an old fker here. There was something magical about our midfield and attack. Not so much our defence. Anderton aside, we had a terrifying attack. Shame all those pasties prevented Gazza reaching that extra time 3 footer eh Paul. That was his moment, the pasties said nah....
Love the man, incomparable, peerless love of the game.
P.S. Say it quietly (as a Spurs fan I was privileged to have seen gazza at his unstoppable best playing for my team) but I sometimes think to myself it might have been better if Gazza had chosen Man United over us. Instead of having his head turned at a young age by the Showbizland of London, he would have been kept under Fergie's protective wing (and iron rod) and allowed to quietly develop his game the way that Giggs did. I think under Fergie he would have reached his huge potential.
Yep definitely wouldn’t have pissed his career away after the injuries. He would have been on the straight & narrow under Fergie who really looked after young players, it was his greatest gift as a manager. Not to mention if he really liked you as a player like Ronaldo & Cantona then you got special treatment. Gazza & Shearer at United with Giggs, Keane, Beckham, Scholes, etc just seems ridiculously unfair on every other team in the world though 🤣
yeah, because Brian Robson and Steve Bruce were tee total....not. The entire MU squad were rancid pssheads. No, as a MU fan, i say, spurs did him alright. He was ill, always, and illness cant be coaxed out, no matter whose arm is around his shoulder. Fergie was deluded about this. He dealt with egos and youthful drinking. Not ill players.
He's loved by Newcastle fans, Spurs, Lazio, Rangers and maybe even Boro/Everton. If he'd played for the scum he'd be hated by everyone.
As a Mackem ive got to give credit were its due Newcastle has produced some great players Beardsley,Waddle,Shearer ect but this lad was something special defo best English player ever.
great in UK terms yes. Not globally. No one in Brazil has heard of any of those footballers.
@@meisterlymanu5214 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Get some football knowledge, ffs !
@@fatClyde spend some time in Rio, no one knows who they are. They know Platini, Zidane, Rossi, never heard of the pasty man.
@@meisterlymanu5214 I rather think your father, if he paid any attention to football outside his country, will have heard of Gazza and probably the others too. He was a major player at Italia 90, he played in Serie A when it was still the best league in the world.
@@danyoutube7491 they dont, they know nothing. maybe Brits look further afield because we have to. Brazilians and Argentinians will not know who gazza was. Im in my 50s btw, i was 20 when Gazza did his thing, and his thing wasnt good enough.
Especially if you look at the state of some of the pitches.
He was pure class 👏 👌
but never the best. Fact, most fans in S America have never heard of him to this day.
@@meisterlymanu5214 Fans of what, the FIFA football game and RUclips generation?
Had the privilege to see him play at rangers. He was magnificent
He was awesome. I am 44, so I grew up with gazza. Glen Hoddle ruined his England career in 98. He was a magical player. Still then and should've went. England went out to Argentina. David Beckham replaced him and got sent off in that match. Even if Gazza went to them finals as a sub, we could've gone further. But it wasn't to be. All brcause Glen Hoddle was listening to a palm reader. Check that story out.
@@mcadam5702 hoddle ruined alot careers
thats when i fell in love with gazza
best player to ever play in the Scottish league by a distance
Two best goals I've ever seen were scored by Gazza.
When he chipped the ball over Colin Hendry against Scotland at Wembley and when he ran from his own half against Aberdeen to win the league at Ibrox
possibly the most underrated genius footballers ever
in Newcastle...yeah. Globally, nah.
Gazza v Netherlands at Euro 96" is the single greatest performance I've seen from an English football player. He single handedly dismantled them, and the core of their team was the Ajax team who won the Champions League the year before (so no slouches!). It was the perfect midfield performance, he attacked, he defended, he retained possession in the tightest spots, he played defence splitting passes, he slowed the game down when appropriate and speeded it up when it was called for. The fact I can remember it so well all these years later says it all.
He was way past his best then to
Absolutely as good as anyone in the last 60 years. His ability to put the ball where the goalie wasn’t was so natural but his acceleration and lung capacity were magical. From a diehard Scot.
nope. He had 2 chances to show he was W Class. Both SFs for England and he failed both tests. Lovely lad, but no one in Brazil has ever heard of him.
@@meisterlymanu5214 let’s be honest. Who was he playing with on the England team and what did they do in these games? Did you ever see him play?
@@nawyecannae53 im 52 mate. Seen it all.
@@meisterlymanu5214 course you have mate. I should have known that.
Cheers for this. Absolutely fantastic.
Gazza was before my time so it's great to see so much footage to back up the people that sing his praises. .
once a ger always a GER never forget Paul you have family at Glasgow Rangers forever .W.A.T.P. god bless you Gazza love from a true blue.
Nobody comments on how rubbish most of the pitches he played on, yet still produced, pure class.
Goal at 7:33 was one of his best ever, i remembered seeing it at the time...... whoi.
Only 302 likes so far?? I'm guessing only kids have watched this video. Paul Gascoigne is the greatest footballer I've ever seen in my life. Completely untouchable.
My 15 year old son now agrees with me after watching this ha
Have you seen maradonna or before your time?
I take it you have never heard of Pele, Best, Charlton, Maradona, Ronaldo ( Brazil), Messi, Ronaldinho, and about 50 more that I haven't mentioned. Tell me, what has Gascoigne ever won in his career that is of any note. The guys that I have mentioned above are winners.
Amazing, he could do everything. dribble, good with both feet, score free kicks ,headers, volleys ,chips . Loved watching Gazza and I am Scottish.🙏🏴
His best football was at Rangers
@@mancavehobbies6213 yes it was ,I am an Aberdeen fan and the hatrick he scored against us was brilliant. Sad to say but I must be honest.👍🙏🏴
@mancavehobbies6213 Apart from European competitions.
@@mancavehobbies6213 not saying much.
Genius again from Gascoigne. Simply the best
He's the most fantastic footballplayer England's ever had.
Football is so much worse when Gazza is not playing. Actually under rated
At his time the best in the world it was a privilege to watch him, I'm gonna say it hes probably the best player England has ever produced
Probably the greatest player to ever wear an England shirt. Legend!
Probably the only player i’ve ever watched who I have enjoyed seeing score against us. I’m an Arsenal fan. The free kick hurt - I don’t like that at all - but the one boot goal made me smile.
Great video, Gazza did amazing stuff at all his clubs, and had a great career, I oved watching him when he was at Lazio
Gazza's boy's are here shag our women drink our beer😂
Gazza got to be one of the best, pure natural talent.
Way before his time the best player in england and one the best in the world he played with so much joy and passion never afraid to do anything gazza on the pitch was living his best life you could see it in his smile such a joy to watch
when ever you watch highlights of gazza you always smile and it hits you how he was lvls above anyone in that time
Great compilation. One that I had to look at all through. have followed the invitation to pass on. Keep well, Gazza!
Love the shimmy between the two Luton defenders @ 1.11.....and the goal with the sock against The Arse !!
I m 54 and have never seen a better player. I’m on about players you see live not on the telly.I never had the joy of seeing George Best but for my generation no one can touch him.Never seen better since and worth the entrance fee just to see this guy play football. Thanks for all the great memories Gazza.SIMPLY THE BEST.
I saw Messi and Kaka live and Kaka was better. Shortlived though.
@@meisterlymanu5214really, different generation.
@@coniferclose messi was 18 granted
Best era for football..❤The game is dead 😢
Natural talent, probably the best England player I've seen. Unfortunately we know all the other issues, but in some ways that made him so good.
What a player he was, I seen him a few times at Glasgow Rangers, he. Set the place on fire...infact the whole of scottish football was buzzing when Gazza came along ❤❤❤❤❤
This is perfect Gaza Gascogine, best foot ball for ever
Without a doubt, The Best Player England ever produced. The world feared him.
100% correct Stephen
@@timhorrocks3515 seeing Paul, as he is now, brings a lump to my throat. Such a nice man, as well as being a brilliant player, it was a shame that he was led astray.
Alex Ferguson said that if Paul had played for him, he would not have been allowed to get into the drink & partying life and that his career would have lasted much longer. Who knows. I last saw Paul at the opening game at the new Spurs Stadium with other veterans. A lovely man.
most skillful player England has EVER produced
I would say Tommy Finney would be that footballer. But Gazza was brilliant, no doubt.
@@tim59ismdidn’t know you were that old.😂
@@coniferclose Aye, I'm 105 and going strong
the best player i have ever seen in my lifestime
How old are you 1 ,
Not even in the top 10 in world football
Pure class, the best England player I have seen in my lifetime. Forget Hoddle, Paul stepped up 10 levels. Just a shame injury and the drink fucked it up. Wish him well.
well, yeah. No one shoved those drinks down him and we had to watch our country fail because of it. Germans had zero sympathy and rightly so. Its a PROFESSIONAL sport.
@@meisterlymanu5214 TWAT
@@signofthetimesthisisrealit6874 so you applaud wasted talent. You applaud failure over achievement. You would rather watch flawed, wasted talent, over efficiency. Just when did he step it up 10 levels.. against teams he should have beaten. Never against the best.
What starts at 4:19 is genius. Pure unadulterated skill.
4:19
Aye that was unreal skill, zidane-esq stuff 👏
When you watch compilations like this you realise how ridiculous talented Pal was. Outrageous. I saw Best play at his peak and George is the only European player that is at the same level. Ever
They are both in the same group as Pele, Messi, Maradona
greatest player england ever had.
Agreed as a Scotsman what he did to us at the Euros was amazing. He is the bridge between the George Bests and the Ronaldos or Messi he played on atrocious and good pitches but skill wise with natural talent yes England's best.
@@sanderson9338 I disagree with comparing him to Messi. I think he was more exciting to watch than Messi, this guy could actually dribble, Messi is only doing double passes and then running into a box and now that he lost pace with age he's even more boring.
@@Legenda20SLO I never compared him to anyone I said he was a bridge ie George best played on horrible pitches and got assaulted in tackles by burly men weekly, Messi and ronaldo score more but hardly any tackles on immaculate pitches. Gascoigne seen both sides. Was my point.
Er...Keegan, Charlton, Matthews, Finney...and many many more.
what the f--k has has he ever WON for use
Gazza started my love of spurs. He also scored the best England goal ever in my opinion against Scotland in euro 96. Natural talent.
Happy days when he was playing.
What a player,,. think I'm not far off the mark to say that he played some of his best football at Rangers 🇬🇧👍
@CPTomk Thanks - feel embarrassed not recognising such a legend!
Favourite player to ever don the red white and blue of the mighty glasgow rangers 🏴🇬🇧
incredible pace and tremendous balance
he had the skills and ability and no competition and one of the greatest to play the game
yet no one at FIFA remembers him.