Remembering Gazza’s Tears | 1990 World Cup
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- čas přidán 12. 05. 2018
- Italia '90 was iconic for so many reasons, not least of all for Gazza's famous tears that touched the hearts and minds of a nation.
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He would’ve played for free. He loved the game more than life itself. A true England legend.
who wouldnt
I think a lot of people would be more than willing to play for their country at the World Cup for free.
I am Croatian and I got teary eyes on this, why? There is no nation diiference when it comes about love for football, and Gazza was genuine in that, respect Gazza from Croatia, and respect to England.
Terra Europa hopefully we play in the semi finals
Thank you... And good luck against Russia.
Matt Thompson thanks friend
Akshay Kumar thanks hope so, and better win, or lets say: let football win, for Gazza :)
Terra Europa we can only hope it comes home
you can see the sincerity in the guy's eyes while playing. he wasn't dirty and he knew he was gonna get the card. that's real sportsmanship. that's real love of the game. that's real love for a person. you see he exchanged shirts with a netherland's player. he shouldn't be forgotten. he represents what is good in the game.
This is real football, I love it. Not the shit we got today.
These guys, Gazza, Maradona, Gullit, Matthaüs, they loved football as me and played with their guts.
Darth Ruin maybe. But thats off the court not on the court. :)
M D yes! And brehme’s fault on him was even more harsher. But, he didn’t try to cheat and get him booked. He just got up right away like a man. Shame on German team👎👎👎
100% you are so right. Wonderful comment.
@@masters.1000 for me, I play football by heart. But today, the players played by being payed
Gazza will always be a legend. No matter if he spends the rest of his life as a 'recovering' alcoholic, his spontaneity/creativity/impulsiveness made football fresh again. When I'm a grumpy old git in my armchair i'm sure i'll sure i'll still think about Gazza once in a while and be more glad to be alive.
I'm from Argentina and I really admire Gazza.
I’m from England and I really admire Messi
Maybe we’ll meet you in the next World Cup it’s been too long 😉
I adored gazza. he genuinely made people fall in love with English football.
this footage is awesome, film has such a feel to it that digital can't reproduce yet, and in high definition is even more beautiful
Edison Campos love FIFA TV!
The shot from behind the goal as Lineker gets it straight into the back of the net look stunning
Such a fantastic tournament it was, still so sad for my Italy and that glorious English team, in my opinion the best English team ever, full of incredible talents. Cheers from Italy!
Germany, Italy and England were the 3 best teams in 1990. Argentina was extremely lucky that they got to the final.
@@peterhammer6915 Non
3:55 is fabulous. THE MAN.
One of the greatest and I cried with him , it takes a real man to shed some salt
Who did the music for this? Its amazing!!! Perfect synth-pop-nostalgia for the late 80's and early 90s!
Gazza was a Brazilian. Never seen an English man romance a football like he did
Sou brasileiro, realmente ele era habilidoso feito um jogador brasileiro.
Paul gascoiginho
Gazza what a player
From an Arsenal fan, he was 1 of the best to wear the national shirt; possibly the best as Football had come a long way since 66
2 powerful tears of WC 90.. Gazza n Diego
Robson was such a good coach. If only he stayed...
He was the manager in two consecutive World Cups (86 and 90). You couldn't ask him to stay longer. He did a very good job while in charge, but his time was pretty much over really.
Alive?
@@mistert4533 no longer
@@mistert4533 Died from cancer, has a foundation in his name now last team he managed was Newcastle
You know what, when I saw his face when he got booked, I felt it for him and I almost got a little tear
Gazza was special. My favourite England player of my lifetime. We have got a better team right now as a whole, but we don't have 1 player like this guy. He was just amazing.
What a game. 16 and all the footballing dreams ahead. The very best of emotional football ever.
big fan. it's very sad the things that happened to gazza's career, how the media pressure just enjoyed making a mess of him, and seeing him react and made it worse. they didn't know how to protect players in the 90s from media scrutiny, things sre a lot better now, but all the media did was to bully players just to get some sensational story. Gazza didn't deserve what happened to him, he should have had a good long career...imagine a player who could clown around, and the skills to do it. Amazing player,...sad that the world didn't get to see much of that wonderful talent, and only all of the bad stuff....
What do you mean he did not deserve what happened to him, it was his own actions that threw it all away, it's not like someone did something to him, he had it all and he has had more opportunities than most to break free. He had money, support, a home, a family, friends and the choice to go to the best rehabs whenever he wanted and follow up support from professionals. I do have sympathy for Gazza, to a degree. Addicts that are homeless and live in the gutter do not get the kind of understanding Gazza gets. In fact Gazza, George Best, top Actors and the like should be held to a higher standard because they are role models and have a lot more going for them than the addict on the street who has nothing and gets slaughtered not pitied by society because of it. Where I live health professionals are trying to open up a safe place for addicts, many homeless, to use their drugs. This approach has been successful in many cities around the world but the opposition to opening up such a centre here is astounding, so much so it will probably not happen and addicts will continue to be found dead on the streets for want of early intervention. What I will admit is all this does show how strong addictions are especially for some people. Throwing people into prison because they need a certain amount of a drug every day to be able to even function is just plain wrong. I know I have gone off the point here but to say Gazza did not deserve it is giving him a free pass, if Gazza did not deserve it then no addict living in a cardboard box on the streets deserved it either. My own opinion is addicts have deeper issues and this complicates everything because unless the underlying issues are not dealt with the addict will relapse continually. In many cases health professionals(even if the addict got that far) do not even get to hear the underlying issue because the addict cannot bring themselves to talk about it.
Gran jugador
True passion I love seeing this
WC90 I was 8 years old and I've never felt so close to my family as I did that semi-final night.
We are the same age. Unfortunately I didn't have a TV during Italia'90.
I have always maintained the belief that Paul Gascoigne was never the same after the semi-final against West Germany. Some say it was his horror injury in the 1991 FA Cup Final while playing for Spurs, which might have been a contributing factor, but that night in Turin was the catalyst.
Still, absolute legend, Gascoigne.
The legend
Who else watched this live with their mates and unashamedly blubbed like a baby for days? 😭😭😭
Fairly Vague I was watching it but due to go to a roller disco next day with a girl I liked. Gave myself a bowl cut and borrowed my sisters my little pony rollerskates and tippexed out the ponies. I cried too.
@@andym28 😂😂😂
Quite simply, Gazza was/is the only footballer to make me get up and stand out of my seat
i m from malaysia..till now i still cant forget this game..germany and england..esp, looking at sir bobby robson..😥😥😥
Gazza....Gazza..Gazza... is a Legend
I'm Canadian, and I can see how Gazza and his fellow players for England, meant to England.
The earliest Team Canada I remember played an 8 game series against the Soviet Union. The first four games were in Canada, and regardless of the club teams that Team Canada played for, these guys were united when they put the Maple Leaf on.
Canada has been blessed to win hockey's equivalent of the World Cup of Soccer, and I can relate to England's hope that "we'll get 'em next time".
So, all the best to Gareth Southgate, and Team England. For, he shows he knows more than a thing or two about football, and he knows more than a thing or two about people.
I will always remember Italia 90, the fans, the goals, the passion, the italian women. after Germany 2006 and France 98, this is one of my all-time favourites. weaker teams like cameroon risen and england actually had a great tournament. German squad and the kits are beautifully designed
No wonder we never forget this! We're never allowed to!
Una leyenda del fútbol Paul gascoine
What a guy🇬🇧🇬🇧
What’s the music in the background?
Not a fan of gazza as a man, but the dignity and acceptance of the ref decision should be commended. No arguing or debate, respect inf the rules. Young players take note.
Best man made!
Cool video thanks
It’s coming home!!!!!!!
It's coming!!!!!
They coming home....
No..
It's not tho
Che grande Gazza
WITHOUT A SHADOW OF A DOUBT - the greatest English footballer to have ever played the game
1-moore
2-charlton
3-banks
@@hueyfreeman1983 lol
most famous footballer on the planet? do they know moradona still played in 1990^^, always enjoy tearful english players, 1996 must be even more hard for them
Who’s watching this after the 2021 euros
I came here to pay tribute to GAZA’s holy performance in this campaign, so I wanted to shed tears
nunca olvidaré sus lágrimas, pobre...
What is the name of the background music in the beginning and towards the very end
Who knows what this melody is?2.23-4.33.
wow, gets up straight away after a hard tackle, don't see that nowadays
Yep
The name of the piece of music at the start... anyone know it?
Best footballer we’ve /England has ever had
Thanks fifa for a world cup to the family to the children with beutiful people like Rusia people without bad fans and thanks because this 2018 was the year of the fraternity when all the world was a only one nation
does one know the song that plays at the very beginning
I remember watching that game with the black and white TV when I was a kid. 1990 the Italian summer, a lot of amazing players you won't forget. But I have to say English drinking culture destroyed so much great players. Gazza was a magician on the field, one of the best English midfielder.
Semifinals 2018 now :D
Its coming home
If someone could give me the music piece name when Gazza is booked at around 3:30, I'd appreciate it a lot...
i would like to know too
possibly some stock soundtrack that you can find in the internet somewhere. Search for royalty free music, maybe use some matching keywords to searh like 'ethereal', 'chill', etc
Last track is Lorca - Taiga. As Dominic said it's a stock music track. I checked that artist and didn't find the main song though.
This isn't the song but it reminds me of the intro to the U2 song 'Where the Streets have no name'
Cheers mate
Roger Milla & Gascoigne the most famous players produced by Italia ‘90? Not Schillaci? I’d heard of Gazza before the tournament. I never heard of Schillaci, and I root for Italy & Juventus. I was younger and couldn’t follow it as closely as I do now I’m the States, but you have to include him.
Quite true schillaci was simply the most famous player at the tournament and a great one
Anyone know the song used in this video?
The song please
Love you Gaza and England, take it this time ^^
gazza in the current english squad would be crazy
ITS COMING HOME!
Jordan Eisman no
Fuckin' love Gazza
What's the song that starts at 12 seconds? It's awesome.
For us every day is Christmas
I’m 10 years old so I didn’t know about this game but when he said penalties and England in the same sentence I knew where this was headed😂😂
I think Linekers reaction is more memorable lol
가즈아
I wanted England to win... just for gazza. I guess I won’t see England win a World Cup in my lifetime after all 😔😢⚰️
Mate don't worry Southgate said this wasn't our year before we even went to Russia mate! This was just to gain experience! We want to win in 22 and think about it we didn't even want to win and we made it to the semi final I promise you we will at least make it to the final in 2022 if not win it
@@Aj-xt4cw now i can see its coming home mate
@@aymane-qv9vs It didn't
@@aymane-qv9vs euros 2024 USA 2026, England will go back to back
Naaanaaaananananaaaaaaa Geordies!
they need to change the rules regarding this, players play there heart out and then miss the biggest game in there lives just because of a late tackle, if at the semi final stage a straight red for a very bad tackle then your out you pick up a yellow only you should be allowed to play and miss the first game after the world cup
Anyone know the music at 0:14
What did Gary say at 3:41?
Gazza assault at 3:27 lol
He said he was trying to shut him up !!
Song please ?? 0:45 + ?
03:40 VAR from 1990. 👍
😘
Nothing compared to the tears of England fans who have been subjected to the teams continuing incompetence, bottling and general uselessness of the last nearly 60, yes 60 years.
what are you talking about, Gazza downed tools after the yellow. You want to see someone that lifted their team after getting a yellow to miss the final, watch Keane vs Jventus or Ballack vs S.Korea
👍
crikey this is 30 years ago
anyone knows the name of the song at the end of the clip?
Lorca - Taiga
Ace!
And now this lot have Dele Ali and Henderson.
1:39
We’re these pair even alive for Italia 90 ???
To be fair most people weren't around when Caesar was in sandals, but we know a lot about him. I grew up in the 80's and the amount of 40's, 50's 60's and 70's TV played in the daytime meant I didn't miss much.
@@xbeanx3000Good shout,but this pair sound like they lived it ffs !
Does he ever stop crying
Gazza fun ten juiopne tadenka.. Inkar pe yevis te dinyenkis to rastas...
Fifa should give him a hero card
Now a days England players lost those class they used to have
Look at the way they celebrated even though they were knocked out
Best thing you can see
He should have signed for utd. Ferguson and keane would have straightened him.
Gazza was a legend. Although he was a cry baby.
Thats called passion mate, something we dont see much of these days, maybe only when the cheque is late arriving.
England got outplayed in that game if you watch it. Maybe if they introduced a system of penalties to decide drawn games would help in future.
Only Technical English player on the level with the rest ...his ball control was kind of Latin American...rare for an English bloke to have such skills(usually English plays like cave men)
England is not known for their ball control
The English wrecked their towns and cities after going out of this tournament. I was coming home from a late shift at 10pm and they were trashing north London.
BEST ENGLAND TEAM IS STILL EURO 96 ..
2:00 🧔?📸? 🐍? 😂
Independientemente a la sanción a Guerrero, que lo veo injusta ¿Creen que entre los que imparten "justicia" en el TAS, FIFA, WADA, AMA, ETC no hay drogos asolapados? Alguien debe tenerlos en algún video, coqueandose sin asco, ojalá salga alguno.
Y el video es sobre Gascoine y no Guerrero.
4:26
Gazza aurait mérité un destin sportif plus en adéquation avec son talent. Les Anglais le vénérent aujourd'hui alors qu'ils le rejetaient jadis.
completed midfilder
When did 1990 turn into ye Olden Days?
It was 31 years ago now ; __ ;
We got old mate.
It’s Gasciogne