Stuart “ Psycho “ Pearce funny anecdote about Gazza !...

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

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  • @johnnyd1611
    @johnnyd1611 Год назад +79

    That was brilliant delivery from psycho. Great storyteller

    • @enkig2624
      @enkig2624 Год назад +2

      Second one was naff

    • @PrintSolution100
      @PrintSolution100 Год назад

      You think? I was waiting for a laugh at the climax and it went flat

    • @Cani6al
      @Cani6al Год назад

      What sort of behaviour is that tho seriously ?
      Sitting naked next to Dino Zoff . Ffs no wonder he hit the drink , his mind was completely pickled .
      Can’t believe it happened really . Was he the only Englishman in the team surrounded by foreigners ?
      If this is correct it’s the most pathetic football story I’ve ever heard

    • @FatHead1979
      @FatHead1979 Год назад +4

      @@Cani6al I assume you've forgotten about the story detailing how your 'dad' chose NOT to pull out of your mother?

    • @Cani6al
      @Cani6al Год назад

      @@FatHead1979 no

  • @stevelee4952
    @stevelee4952 Год назад +64

    Great stories about a great player, delivered by a down to earth English hero, one of our own

  • @richardbond8830
    @richardbond8830 Год назад +110

    Gazza is surely the last remaining English footballer that must have felt he belonged to the country. Loved by opposition fans, loved by his own and an absolute global superstar.

    • @garfieldsobers4188
      @garfieldsobers4188 8 месяцев назад

      Said Same thing for year's...he played at goodison park few times home and away...never failed to impress/ show off.. genuinely naturally funny lad 😂

    • @intenzityd3181
      @intenzityd3181 7 месяцев назад

      The country was different back then. No it's an economic zone, not a country. There's no sense of belonging either way.

  • @LordFlashheart.11
    @LordFlashheart.11 Год назад +36

    Legend speaking about a legend! Proper players.

    • @forestgman
      @forestgman 6 месяцев назад

      Legend talking about a woman beater I think you mean

  • @georgedunham1180
    @georgedunham1180 9 месяцев назад +1

    I remember watching gazza at old trafford bossing the midfield when he was a teenager for newcastle you just knew he was a special player

  • @TJG31301
    @TJG31301 Год назад +5

    Great stories....I'd not heard any of them before 👍👍

  • @jamesfulton8251
    @jamesfulton8251 Год назад +16

    Gazza, what a man, he's the best on and off the park, when he was at Glasgow Rangers he played his best football and in Europe 96, I honestly think he was the best in that tournament if not the world.

    • @forestgman
      @forestgman 6 месяцев назад

      Best off the park lol he beats up women

    • @jamesfulton8251
      @jamesfulton8251 6 месяцев назад

      @@forestgman don't rape them, or children like some do,

  • @Hesgoneandwrittenitdown
    @Hesgoneandwrittenitdown Год назад +24

    I dont live in England anymore but i miss my homeland. Im telling you English people have the best banter. Cherish it.

  • @a.j.e4349
    @a.j.e4349 Год назад +4

    Effing Brilliant!! Had the pleasure of seeing Stuart at Gt. Yarmouth (At my sons tournament) and shook his hand. Ticked off one of my bucket lists actually going to a Gascoigne live event in the VIP seats. I met Paul and had a picture took with him too! When I shook his hand I said to him... " I can't believe this hand was so close to holding up the World Cup" He replied back to me... "Your alright you son."

  • @davidbird9086
    @davidbird9086 Год назад +4

    Great stories and superbly told by Stuart

  • @Squab1972
    @Squab1972 8 месяцев назад +2

    Great stories from Stuart Pearce, I saw him in Blackpool when he did a dinner in 2022 he was funnier than the comedian that was there, all round top bloke !

  • @James1-9-7-8
    @James1-9-7-8 Год назад +17

    Brilliantly told, Psycho!

  • @geordie9997
    @geordie9997 Год назад +62

    I love gazza, hope he has knocked the drink on the head and is looking after himself.

    • @keithrobertson5110
      @keithrobertson5110 Год назад +1

      No he hasn't knocked the drink on the head, he knocks over drinks and he keep knocking his head, clown.

    • @yskr0102
      @yskr0102 Год назад +5

      @@keithrobertson5110 What significant things have you contributed because you were always sober?

    • @serenityinside1
      @serenityinside1 9 месяцев назад

      @@keithrobertson5110exactly! 🙄

  • @richardevans7035
    @richardevans7035 8 месяцев назад +1

    Gazza spurs legend

  • @Dingo3039
    @Dingo3039 Год назад +2

    He must've got up to some shenanigans as a kid, what a character...whata legend.

  • @djpeekay25
    @djpeekay25 Год назад +20

    Gazza is an absolute legend

  • @johnmusk7007
    @johnmusk7007 Год назад +8

    Well spoken psycho
    Loved it 😎

  • @johnmcmillan6259
    @johnmcmillan6259 Год назад +5

    Gazza simply the best 👌 what a legend 👏

  • @madhatter217
    @madhatter217 8 месяцев назад +1

    Brilliant.

  • @patriot6251
    @patriot6251 Год назад +25

    They broke the mould when they made Gazza

    • @serenityinside1
      @serenityinside1 9 месяцев назад

      Thank god - wagging a childlike oaf and Buffon he was 🙄.

  • @davetootill
    @davetootill Год назад +3

    The story about him at spurs and jumping over the fence to get the ball is the best one

  • @waynelintott5489
    @waynelintott5489 Год назад +2

    Met, start Pearce at bognor Regis v Pompey 3 years ago, what a great bloke, had a long chat with him, took time to answer any question

  • @friktionrc
    @friktionrc Год назад +13

    I knew he was a bit of a crazy lad (and I mean that affectionately) but the more stories I hear about Gazza the more I can't help thinking of Keith Moon!!

    • @jacksonbow2766
      @jacksonbow2766 Год назад +6

      The saddest part is, Gazza had all sorts of undiagnosed mental health issues that had been with him from childhood.
      I watched a documentary, actually watched many on him.
      In this particular documentary, they had a psychiatrist analyse his behaviour in training, in matches etc.
      It was already well documented that Gazza had OCD, all the players knew it at the time but this psychiartrist said from he behaviour he can see traits of Tourettes and ADHD.
      Gazza is well known for always pulling silly facial expressions, often out of place in the moment. That was a sign of tourettes.
      I do not remember the wording he used but it was heartbreaking.
      The psychiatrist said something like "Pauls mind would have been like a never ending circus, just always bury and going at 100mph an hour. It is astonishing that he managed to have the football career that he did woth alll that going on in his mind 24 all the time".
      Again, that is not word for word but the message is the same.
      You should listen to his stories from Rangers players.
      Gazza could never sleep.
      The drinking most lilely calmed him down but sadly created his downfall also.
      Gazza was my favourite player as a kid. I am Scottish but moved to England at 3 years old and I supported Rangers from young.
      So, i only think about the Gazza from my childhood when he was player. Best way to think of him.

    • @scottwallace5239
      @scottwallace5239 7 месяцев назад +1

      ​@jacksonbow2766 a diagnoses as a kid would've helped him massively, sadly the attitude when he was a kid was 'that stuffs all made up, he's just a restless,naughty kid' so he never got the help
      As someone diagnosed with adhd from a kid, I understand the mental circus and the only easily available thing that helped me massively curb my brain was alcohol and drugs, it slowed my brain down, made me feel 'normal' to the point I abused alcohol, luckily with help I pulled myself out of the hole before I was too far down and now I rarely drink if at all, because it makes me feel too good and hearing stories of gazzas struggle just makes me feel sad that he never managed to get the help until it was too late

  • @JankoDeGraaf
    @JankoDeGraaf Год назад +1

    It's impossible to do anything other than love Gazza

  • @iandavidthomson6428
    @iandavidthomson6428 8 месяцев назад +1

    Absolutely heartbreaking wots happening to Paul with health: im celtic but it was a pleasure when he came to Scotland and play for Rangers a Legend and probably best player England ever had : hope he gets his health back

  • @paulgibbons2320
    @paulgibbons2320 Год назад

    Gotta love these guys 👍😂

  • @quaff1757
    @quaff1757 Год назад +6

    Not enough gazzas in the world pure English Pure Brilliance as a player and a man
    Shame the world we live in today full of egos money and pretend fame

  • @michaelbailey8729
    @michaelbailey8729 7 месяцев назад

    His clowning about was genius too.

  • @damianclarkeed6683
    @damianclarkeed6683 Год назад +6

    If only gazza was still involved with football somehow. A pundit or coaching. Football needs him

  • @boxedbyexoticz3761
    @boxedbyexoticz3761 Год назад

    geordie through and through love gazza

  • @theemperorofboxingtruth3745
    @theemperorofboxingtruth3745 Год назад +6

    I hope Gazza finds happiness.

  • @andrewclarke3738
    @andrewclarke3738 Год назад +1

    Love Gazza, kids today don't know what they missed, Pearce, you missed the Peno in Italia 90, it happens, but you made it count in 96, what a pair of B@llocks, love you all

  • @thomaswillans4085
    @thomaswillans4085 Год назад +5

    That penalty against Spain

  • @joeorwell4323
    @joeorwell4323 Год назад +1

    Absolutely brilliant

  • @ronaldwood9247
    @ronaldwood9247 Год назад

    Gazza is from a neighbouring village to me and I have met him a few times and he is alreet. I divvint personally knaa him but some of my family did/does knaa him and his family.

  • @spencecaterTV
    @spencecaterTV Год назад

    He can tell a good story!

  • @justinmichaelson
    @justinmichaelson Год назад

    Great stories

  • @cyrilrogan4069
    @cyrilrogan4069 Год назад

    What a superb LB you.were mate....
    FTID!!!!

  • @randybackgammon890
    @randybackgammon890 Год назад

    Gazza.....What a talent....great lad no dought ,and,at times,what a prick! ...Still none of us are perfect😂😢

  • @simonhill9553
    @simonhill9553 Год назад

    I feel ashamed that I was the one to get Gazza into the dentist's chair at China Jump in Hong Kong (tbh he didn't need much coaxing) but some ahole took a pic and sold it to the media and it brought about his downfall as an international (this was England on tour in a showpiece match).
    What a great fella he was
    If anyone reads this feel free to ask me the highlight of the England vs Golden game that took place that afternoon

  • @frozenice61
    @frozenice61 Год назад +3

    paul should have gone on to have a great media career tv programmes imagine him in the celebrity jungle,but sadly his demons over took him and he suffered for it but how funny it must have been to be involved with him as a player

    • @Gallo_1.6
      @Gallo_1.6 Год назад

      What? Celebrity jungle? If he'd had as successful of a TV, post football career, he wouldn't have gone into the jungle. Ppl who go into the jungle are ppl who are either past it or want to get back into the limelight. Gazza would be a good candidate for the jungle. The jungle isn't for ppl who are currently successful.

  • @martinharvey3990
    @martinharvey3990 Год назад +2

    Even with England's current midfield/side, Gazza would be the first pick... Gascoigne (pre-knee injury) wins England the Euros Final & we get past France in Al Khor & go on to beat Messi et al. He was THAT good!

  • @fatbelly27
    @fatbelly27 11 месяцев назад

    Actually those stories say a lot about the quality of two great managers

  • @jameshickey1294
    @jameshickey1294 Год назад

    Could listen to these alll day bout gazza days - well told to sp

  • @chunkylefunga
    @chunkylefunga Месяц назад

    Last worldclass English player.

  • @errollong6097
    @errollong6097 Год назад

    Four losses in 58 games ....magic !

  • @robertoakes666
    @robertoakes666 Год назад

    I was on the table in front out of shot!

  • @roxyla69
    @roxyla69 Год назад +1

    Even those that wanted to hate him loved him. The man has stamped himself firmly in the book of greatest footballers and comedians - on and off the pitch.

  • @davecoalwood9487
    @davecoalwood9487 11 месяцев назад

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂❤❤❤😢😢😢😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @LEE_MILLARD
    @LEE_MILLARD Год назад +1

    Stuart must of been on the coach for the last story to know all that detail..... 🤔

    • @LEE_MILLARD
      @LEE_MILLARD Год назад

      While playing @ forest

    • @coachontour
      @coachontour Год назад

      It's quite conceivable that he hears it second hand from Casiraghi, di Matteo or third hand from Aron Winter -> Bryan Roy -> Pearce. Football is a pretty small world.

  • @peaceLove1988
    @peaceLove1988 Год назад

    😂😂😂

  • @HSilver341
    @HSilver341 Год назад

    😂😂to busy socialising on there phones now

  • @kippamip
    @kippamip Год назад

    Loved pearcy as a kid in the 80s but gazza was my fave. Both top class. Pearcy left nothing on the pitch.

  • @MrATate-bz1it
    @MrATate-bz1it Год назад +1

    Gazza was not a robot, all England's players are robots and hyped, especially Beckham

  • @stephenarmstrong2987
    @stephenarmstrong2987 Год назад

    Amazing

  • @julianfalciola5237
    @julianfalciola5237 Год назад

    Gazza

  • @arry7570
    @arry7570 Год назад

    That looks a great evening, gazza’s a legend😂😂😂

  • @perishVS
    @perishVS Год назад

    ahaahaha

  • @sasho888prm
    @sasho888prm Год назад +1

    That England should've qualified for the USA 94 World Cup. No idea how Norway finished ahead of Sweden and England in the qualifying group. Would've been good to see prime Gascoigne in 94.

    • @rogerflack415
      @rogerflack415 Год назад +1

      Graham Taylor.

    • @davidheacock1192
      @davidheacock1192 Год назад +1

      Prime gascoigne was WC90 and until his stupid knee injury against forest in the 91 FA Cup final.

    • @frozenice61
      @frozenice61 Год назад

      that england should have won italia 90 they were the best team and 98 2018

    • @Inglese001
      @Inglese001 Год назад

      @@frozenice61 Germany were comfortably the best side during Italia 90. However, England played their best game against them.

    • @frozenice61
      @frozenice61 Год назад

      @@Inglese001 lineker waddle gazza platt barnes beardsley pierce that was a very talent england team germany were not any better they got a crazy goal and won on pens england should have won that night

  • @theverystones2643
    @theverystones2643 Год назад +1

    I wish Gazza had ended up with a career in Tv presenting, and linekar… hadn’t, to put it politely

  • @DJmonAtomic
    @DJmonAtomic Год назад

    When gazza was pundit for a world cup years ago you could not understand him for accent and slurring

  • @rabbyrotten7566
    @rabbyrotten7566 Год назад

    His managerial career was much funnier

  • @realjay247
    @realjay247 Год назад

    He was only nicknamed “psycho” after scoring a penalty and shouting out in celebration. Hardly a psycho!

    • @dougr5187
      @dougr5187 Год назад +1

      No he wasn't. Pearce was nicknamed 'Psycho' by the Forest fans in the mid-1980s as a (sort of) joke about his playing style and 'look'.

  • @mancavemusician
    @mancavemusician Год назад

    Everybody had that person they wished they could have been, Gazza was that man for me. i never had the balls to fook about like that when young

  • @ranger8575
    @ranger8575 Год назад

    Thankfully no mobile phones

  • @sarangistudent8614
    @sarangistudent8614 Год назад

    What that a story about the Gazza Strip?

  • @jakehope6811
    @jakehope6811 Год назад

    Great player was pearcey but you would of thought with his “phsyco” image meant to be not one to mess with a hardman but he lost the dressing room when city manager he couldn’t even control the players apparently they ran rings round him just took the piss

    • @robs2000
      @robs2000 Год назад

      says more about them than him

  • @RogerYeahmon
    @RogerYeahmon Год назад

    funny but gazza needed help

  • @alancampbell3364
    @alancampbell3364 Год назад +2

    Jaysus Pearce really loved Gazza if he went on lazios coach with him 🤔🤔🤔 .......oh right gazza must have told him that story + he never spoofs 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @jamessimpson3669
      @jamessimpson3669 Год назад

      He’s just told two brilliant stories that Gaza would have done, and that’s all you can come up with
      😅 pathetic

    • @alancampbell3364
      @alancampbell3364 Год назад +1

      @@jamessimpson3669 its pathetic that u think it's TRUE..........up to bed now buddy ,u obviously have school tomorrow 👍👍👍

    • @jamessimpson3669
      @jamessimpson3669 Год назад

      @@alancampbell3364
      What a stupid reply lmao

    • @jay-lm4we
      @jay-lm4we Год назад

      I was the bus driver that day and the story is 100% true

    • @alancampbell3364
      @alancampbell3364 Год назад

      @@jay-lm4we 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @derekmcguire123
    @derekmcguire123 Год назад

    Tldr: Gazza was naked in public twice

  • @bobstermaher
    @bobstermaher Год назад +1

    The only thing that comes to my mind when gazza is mentioned is that he was a wife beater.

  • @paulbrodie6085
    @paulbrodie6085 Год назад +3

    You’d hate Gazza If you had to work with it

    • @obbhoy
      @obbhoy Год назад

      You'd hate gazza full stop

    • @CUSTARDMIKE
      @CUSTARDMIKE Год назад

      I hate the log anyway

  • @orbitalforest
    @orbitalforest Год назад

    Hard to dislike Gazza as he had so many likeable attributes but it still bugs me that he never got sent off in the 91 Cup Final , especially as i was watching the game in the Spurs end and was lucky not to get a good hiding after venting my fury at him on both occasions , i blame that absolute c**t Roger Milford more though for not have the balls to send him off. He bottled it.

    • @denmanwarren2696
      @denmanwarren2696 Год назад

      Although I don't condone your description of the ref, I do agree Gazza should have gone in that cup final. He probably should have been arrested too!

    • @randybackgammon890
      @randybackgammon890 Год назад +1

      Blaming the ref for Gazzas daft behaviour that day is a bit rich.Both 'tackles' were common assaults.Gazza was a great talent and a big hearted bloke but he could also be his own worst enemy and like George Best could've won his clubs/country more if he'd looked after himself like Messi

  • @MartinSmith-qt3cc
    @MartinSmith-qt3cc 4 месяца назад

    This man is so sycophantically nice whenever on commentary 🤮

  • @mattyd5932
    @mattyd5932 Год назад

    Stuart is about as psycho as my niece's hamster

  • @bryansmith3821
    @bryansmith3821 Год назад

    Nearly won a world Cup.. nearly won a euro. Funked his knee, gotta hurt now. What a player....

    • @justthetruth1
      @justthetruth1 Год назад +1

      Nearly? Not in the final of either of them mate😅😅😅😅😅😅

  • @jonnyhead
    @jonnyhead Год назад

    90° heat?? Really??

  • @spkay6317
    @spkay6317 Год назад

    Who cares what a bloody footballer thinks.

  • @justthetruth1
    @justthetruth1 Год назад

    If you ignore pens 😅😅😅 only England 😅😅

  • @Stevejag
    @Stevejag Год назад

    😂. What a wasted talent he was though. Only played in 1990 and 1996 finals.

  • @mikew742
    @mikew742 Год назад +5

    Why is it everyone laps up Gazza stories like that, of him just being a twat, over the top and not funny. It’s cringe

  • @HelenCrane-jl1nv
    @HelenCrane-jl1nv Год назад

    took a job with man city on no contract. not that bright..

  • @mci6830
    @mci6830 Год назад +2

    Imagine paying a fortune to stay in that hotel and its populated by football planks 😖

    • @familyread7889
      @familyread7889 Год назад +1

      Haha imagine clicking on this video to write that comment

    • @mci6830
      @mci6830 Год назад

      Yes. Bit sad but , in my defense, I thought it might be funny.@@familyread7889

  • @thigearlatha
    @thigearlatha Год назад +8

    Imagine having an alky who hospitalised his wife as your national hero. Add to that Russell Brand FFS.

    • @BigbeeBog-of5xg
      @BigbeeBog-of5xg Год назад +2

      Where are you from?

    • @BigbeeBog-of5xg
      @BigbeeBog-of5xg Год назад +4

      Are you a supporter of a club who is paying out to over 20 victims of some sort of abuse but the club will not accept liability?

    • @thigearlatha
      @thigearlatha Год назад

      @@BigbeeBog-of5xg I suggest you read the report by the independent investigation of peadophilia in Scottish football. Rangers employed more peados than any other club. Watson , Dunne, Chalmers, Neely and Hutchinson. When the victims tried to sue rangers , they were told " that club no longer exists"! That's also in a statement submitted to the Scottish courts. Read the heard archives from march 2019 " Glasgow Rangers sex Abuse shame "! Should read the report , big jock did know. However it was Wallace. Later on , Souness , Smith and Murray covered up the sex abuse by the FIVE coaches employed by Rangers. Celtic don't deny or not did they cover up the sex abuse , it's why Torbett went to jail. It's all in the report. Then there's your king , who was besties with Jimmy Saville, who Lord Mountbatten introduced. Of course , Mountbatten used kincora house to rape children. Then there's his brother , who likes to rape young lassies. Your queen knighted over twenty sex offenders. The UDA who you Mongo's sing songs about ran the largest peadophilia ring in Europe. Now , got to ask arsehole, why aren't you raging at your club , the only club in Glasgow that covered up peadophilia?? Because you don't hate peadophiles, you hate Catholics. So you're a bigot who thinks it's ok to rape children of you're protestant. Now , away read the report 🤡

    • @delanodegenie6970
      @delanodegenie6970 Год назад +2

      Mmmm... When was Russell Brand ever a national hero?? 😂😂

    • @norwoodboy6048
      @norwoodboy6048 Год назад +9

      Imagine having to be you FFS.

  • @ziadmutasim1235
    @ziadmutasim1235 Год назад

    Why ignore penalty shoot out results it’s still a loss. So Gazza lost more than 4 times 😂😂😂

  • @CEO786
    @CEO786 Год назад

    Free Palestine
    🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

  • @Davidus80
    @Davidus80 Год назад

    Think he needed to grow up

  • @colinyates7485
    @colinyates7485 7 месяцев назад

    Unfortunately another footballer who ruined his career.

  • @foybhoy9698
    @foybhoy9698 Год назад +1

    I loved watching Gascoigne… was gutted when he signed for the huns… what a waste… and as it turned out.. what a waster!! No tears shed as to his demise!!

    • @bawbag3715
      @bawbag3715 Год назад +1

      was the highlight of the mans football life coming to the rangers

    • @niallmacmacdonald-uq8gc
      @niallmacmacdonald-uq8gc Год назад

      When he scored that overrated goal against Scotland the huns were in raptures

  • @Cani6al
    @Cani6al Год назад

    He was on the losing side 4 times out of his 58 starts excluding penalty shoutouts .
    Could we please have the games please to see if they are meaningful or meaningless statistics ?
    I’d say the latter

  • @whitedsepuchre1326
    @whitedsepuchre1326 Год назад

    Gascoigne was a pain in the neck… immature. Now look at him, staggering around dribbling spittle.

  • @ianmac3648
    @ianmac3648 Год назад

    Getting boring now

  • @machimasuokudasai8261
    @machimasuokudasai8261 Год назад

    Stuart pearce is a crap story teller

  • @CUSTARDMIKE
    @CUSTARDMIKE Год назад +1

    Pearce telling a story about gazza,can’t think of much worse. Pair of lakes

    • @AntAdam1
      @AntAdam1 Год назад +1

      yet, here you are, very strange

    • @cyrilrogan4069
      @cyrilrogan4069 Год назад

      Clearly you don't know a legend like Pearce when you see one...

    • @CUSTARDMIKE
      @CUSTARDMIKE Год назад +1

      @@cyrilrogan4069legend 😂😂😂😂 bloke won nothing in his miserable career. He’s not a bigger prat as Gascogne though