The SHOCKING Fall Of The British Maradona
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How good was Paul Gazza Gascoigne actually? #GOAT
New episode of a documentary series where I plan to present all the greatest players of all time and then give them a score so a ranking of the best players can be created. In this episode we take on Paul Gazza Gascoigne who played for Totenham, Newcastle, Lazio and Rangers for most of his career, not only one of the greatest attacking midfielders of all time but one of the greatest players of all time. See how Paul Gazza Gascoigne ranks and just how good he actually was. - Sport
I encountered Gascoigne in a London Airport and my children were with me. He walked past and rounded a corner. My kids were big football fans and were starstruck. I suggested that they chase Gascoigne and ask him for an autograph. They disappeared round the corner and I let them go for a minute before following. I rounded the corner to see Gazza on his knee entrancing my two young boys with his big smiles and talk.
A lovely man.
#DHOTYA
@@kieran8881 not everyone’s lives are as uneventful as yours. Try going outside and I bet eventually you’ll have a story of your own to tell
He reminds me of Robin Williams, the Robin Williams of Football. He has the same electric energy and the same sadness in his eyes.
Such a thought provoking - Hit the nail on the head comment!
@@dylvasey Thank you Sir :)
He was just so different from a lot of English players around in his time, no one really played like him. Glad to see a hometown boy finally make the channel! Much love from the UK
Very different from other England footballers but exactly like all English tourists.
The narrator has a beautiful turn of phrase considering English is not his first language and this is super documentary. Adore Gazza for all his frailties, what a player, what a character. I hope he finds peace and happiness, and lives for another 30 years
OK now this is a banger but still one on Romario and yes u mentioned Robson so him too
Romário soon 🤔
Peter Beardsley is the most underrated player in England from the past 40 years, between 87-90 he was in a different class.
My dad allways said the way he used to dribble the ball was stuck to his foot, could get past any defender, no CB had an idea of how to handle him, could easily skin 3 or 4 at once. Little wizard he was
In his prime Gazza was unplayable but unfortunately his inner demons and inability to control his emotions took hold of him, as a massively patriotic Englishman...... I adore Gazza, even though that comes with emotional baggage. I can honestly say that 99.9% of English football fans love him as well, he's one of us.❤ 🏴🏴✌✌
And 50 percent of scottish even after what he done to us at euro 96. One of rangers greatest ever played certain of my generation
Poor guy. Great player in his prime but too many demons.
Had he been playing today, he might have received the help he clearly needed years ago.
Now he's a wreck and I think he was/has been let down by the 'football community' which lauded him in his heyday, and have basically thrown him under the bus since he retired
He is. As a Boro fan he's one of a very vey Gerodies we like. Like Oasis massive Citeh fans as we all know but on their Definitely Maybe album cover in Guigseys house they had a pic of George best. Liam and Noel would say the same about Best at Boro fans would say about Geordie Gazza even if he stayed and Newcastle all his career. Alan Shearer I just hate the man. Worst pundit ever. Didn't do much for England. AMAZING player the best striker in the Prem (arguable with Augero and probably Haaland or even Kane might outscore him I'd still say Shearer was better than Kane. I remember best mates dad and my mentor in life and career as a youth worker and also a manager of the local football team saying "There'll be a million Michael Owens they'll only be ONE Shearer when he (mo) the Ballon d'OR"
Then again he was a Boro fan like me but thought Juninho was shite. Always argued about that Im NOT having it.
RIP Andy Lockwood.😭 Whinney Banks LEGEND. Passed away from bowl cancer. Lads get ya checks in. Dont be embarrassed. You start passing blood GET TO THE HOSPITAL! GET CHECKED. Thankfully there's a massive push for this in the media specially sports like TalkSport.
The godfather of Whinney Banks even helped make the badge back in the 1960's and spent his life mentoring kids as a coach/manager and youth worker. I came up through him he took me under his wing like he hadn't done with anyone (not football I was shite but youthwork) and im the MAN I am today in big part because of him. Father figure (my dad worked away and I barely saw him from 13-30) and the most respected man I've ever seen in life by EVERYONE that knew him.
As a German i can say, that Gazza was a Magician. He was and is still one of the Lads. Even when they struggle the most we love them. Not beeing perfect made these guy perfect for us!
Rangers man here. Gazza has my heart. He is a legend. 🔴⚪️🔵
he gets alot of love from the English Football Community, but I can't help but feel sad.
Great video 📹 & thank you for sharing.
Me & my friends were never mental football fans BUT we loved this fella & got to know him during Italia 90.
We followed his exploits ever since & who can forget that goal against Colin Hendry & Scotland during Euro 96...?
The fans chanting his name & singing 🎶 "It's coming home...!" 🎵
We didn't know it at the time but we would never experience anything like that again. 😪
One of the best Summers of our lives & thank you for the memories Paul.
Great player, I remember since the Euro 96 when he scored a goal against Scotland and I was very surprised by his game... Greetings from México
In -96 he was already too fat.
One of the most intuitive, natural and amazing goals ever. Ball over his shoulder, turned and took it on the volley. Brilliant.
Yes that’s his most famous moment. He was struggling with his weight by that point. Could still score goals like that though. He was ridiculous.
He was not at his best in 96!
One of my favorite players of all time... especially at lazio.
Next do nakata pls, love the content !
Haditoshi Nakata
don't know much about him but i'll check it out
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT Yea many people dont know much about him other than he has a bad card on fifa lol.
@@ishaandubey3860 i know a little bit about him since i watch seri a .
As a celtic man i hold no problems with gazza i always thought he wud have been amazing 2 play with or even havin a bit of craic with sure we all have are demons and problems but jeezus wat a player he was great 2 watch on the ball i wish no ill on him just hope he gets better in health
Damn this channel is so underrated. I hope more people see your great work.
Agree with you that Gaza was one of the best English players of all time. His performance against Cameroon in 1990 was outstanding as he basically played as a defensive midfielder and stopped the whole Cameroon team. I got very impressed with his defensive skills as well as opening and making the whole English team play. I think you should have considered Defensive skills: He was 9 or 10 out of 10. Great video...
request: how good was karl hentz rumminigge
I’ve always heard old heads spoke about this German striker.
Please talk about rummenigge when i was a kid my best friends dad always called me rumenigge (since my name is rumen and i play the same position) so i took a liking to him,he is a legend of the game!
@@daryljohn262
He was great to watch
Great player KHR 🏴👍
The ice cream truck story really hit home, because it reminds me of a family friend who had two daughters Older than me but a son a lot younger, he was so full of energy, running all over the place happy, a perfect little kid. One day the patio or front garden doors were left open and he ran Into the road and got ran over by a car. He had to live in a wheel chair with a feeding tube completely dependant for the rest of his life. The driver who wasn't at fault killed himself because he felt so guilty and my father's friend and wife never recovered. We all grieved.
There is no comparison between Gazza and Maradona. They are two worlds apart.
Agreed, but worth noting, Diego literally watched Gazza dribble through his Sevilla team when Sevilla played Lazio, and score a Diego Maradona esque goal, which was a very typical Gascoigne dribble, ability to beat 4 or 5 men, and in the match, when asked, noted what a good player Gazza was and how he knew what Gascogne can do, and was not surprised at all, , and furthermore even felt Gazza worthy of a mention in his own EL Diego autobiography, saying was an excellent player, so whilst there was no comparison, Diego himself thought of Gascoigne as a highly respectable player, worthy of his own attentions, which is credit to how good Gascoigne was as a talent. Diego Maradona would not have mentioned him otherwise, he's played with and against thousands of players, and not many get a mention by the God.
After the cup final in 1991 Gascoigne was never the same. If he hadn't caused himself that injury who knows, the potential was definitely there to be one of the greatest ever.
Even Sunderland fans love gazza its who the guy was the whole nation loved him
Mackems mush!!
We need a video on Lothar Matthäus. It would nice to see how he stacks up. The man brilliant and almost undoubtedly the most complete footballer in history.
He was my German midflied moistro
Did he not invent the shwalbe?😅
Great player but we ( at least most) did not like him in the Netherlands
@@amsterdamG2G i still dont like him. never saw him as a great talent, he was good, even atop of the rest of the bl players, lots of stamina and power. a perfection of the two stereotypical german virtues, next to his BRAIN ;P
John Barnes was Gerrards hero growing up, and John Barnes Said Matthaus was the best player he faced
Mattheus. Is nog good
I was literally saying yesterday how I think he could have been one of the greatest the world had ever seen and then this video popped up. Great video
It’s as if your phone is listening to your every word…
If you didn't see him at the time you may not understand just how great gazza was. He obviously had massive problems, but what a exceptional talent he was. The most naturally talented player England have ever had, I understand it could of been so much better, but the guy is still a massive legend.
😂😂😂😂😂
George Best says hello btw.
@@rezarfar best aint English
@@rezarfarbest is from north Irland
And massive boobs
I was just thinking you might do one for Gascoigne just last week and now here it is. Keep up the great work dude
Hope you liked it! Thanks
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT oh we def liked it
Request: how good was mágico González
He was a The best Salvadoran player to ever play the sport of soccer and once played a game in Barcelona with Maradona but didn’t officially make the team because of his attitude. Maradona him self admitted to mágico being better than him and it’s sad that not much people know who mágico is.
He could have been definitely one the best if he took his career more seriously.
I know of him. Played for Cadiz in spain.
Fk sake, always someone coming onto the net to over -exaggerate. NO ONE is better technically than Maradona (that is obvious to anyone watching him play). There are players who are technically as good / offer something diferent in terms of innovation / creativity and Gonzales (who the YOUNG Maradona commented on!) was certainly one in that bracket. #calmdown
Gomez - you haven't a clue about context so fk off this page, son. NO ONE will ever find *an older Maradona* saying Magico was better than him. Just another fkin net sheep.
A Newcastle player at last, not the best player to play for them or even the best Geordie to play for them, but it's a start. Will watch after football. Cheers!
Underrated legend ❤️
Recuerdo a Maradona hablar maravillas de este jugador. Lo admiraba D10S
Ahhhyessss! I see Litmanen in there. Very good CZcams channel. Thank you
I love your videos keep up the good work! Can you do Eto'o next?
yeah ill do etoo eventually
I always love a daily dose of football video.
THANKS!
He was the best. He was a real man and a real human being. No fake crap with him. He wore his heart on his sleeve and we ought to respect that. He is seriously flawed, an unrepentant sinner, but a football great.
Topp. Awesome video..can you do one on Matt Le Tissier?
This is the best football history channel by far
As a Middlesbrough fan, he'll always be a club legend. He proved a spark to get us back into the Premier league and that lead to one of the best periods the club has ever had, including winning the league Cup and getting to the UEFA Cup final.
Shame he was such a troubled genius as without so many problems, he could easily have been one of the all time great of the game
One of the most gifted players I have ever seen
At the time of reading I believe Gaza is on the mend and I wish him all the very best
As a Celtic fan I hated the sight of gazza on the pitch but off it I thought he was amazing and wished he was on the other side of Glasgow . It was wild in that era seeing players like gazza de Boers laudrup Larsson etc all in Scotland . I doubt we will see it again unles the way football is run gets changed from business to passin again
Love and respect Gaza love you brother ❤❤❤
LOVE U GAZZA..SPECIAL PLAYER URE,LEGENDARY..AT LAZIO,GLASLOW RANGERS TOO!?LOVE UR VIDEO BRO..UR HARD WORK TO CREATE A STORY OF D TOP PLAYER(LEGENDARY) WHOLE OVER D WORLD!?
Oh mate, what a player. Made me fall in love with the game.
gazzaalways a legend ho shown true passion rare in our england squad these days
Love the vid ❤️ would you be able to make on on El Butra. Emiliano Butragueno
No one compares to Diego, not even Messi. Diego Maradona is the greatest futbolero in history. Am glad Diego Maradona was an American..
The most talented, technical, creative, and naturally gifted English football I've ever seen without a doubt. It's a shame he was so troubled with his mental health difficulties, which impacted almost every other aspect of his career from his discipline, to his mentality, and work-rate, on top of his injury struggles, because he showed his ability for England at the 1990 World Cup and Euro 96, which were their best ever results in those competitions since the 60s. Still an England legend, but as with many other talented but troubled players, one will always wonder what might have been with him had he always played to his full potential, and it's sad to see him still fighting his demons.
His peak is limited
@@lexkanyima2195 Of course, which is what I was alluding to. Without so many personal difficulties and more dedication he could have been the greatest England player ever without a doubt if he had had a club career similar to that of Scholes, Gerrard, or Lampard, etc. or even Rooney. Even so, his England career, despite not playing as often as most players, is probably more impressive than most other England players in terms of what he actually achieved during that period and how important he was.
@@jackpuccini3143 he could have played in bigger clubs
@@lexkanyima2195 With his ability yes; with a better mentality he could have had success with Lazio who were a good club, but unfortunately that wasn't the case...plus he struggled with injuries, which were exacerbated by his poor work-rate and lack of discipline.
@@jackpuccini3143 indeed
I love Gazza when he played for Glasgow rangers 🏴 one of my favourite players
Brilliant kind guy
A few weeks ago I was watching a Sir Alex interview and he was saying he would had loved to coach gazza and maybe instead of going spurs if he joined united he might have a different career.
Thought the same about George Best. SAF knew how to be a father figure. Best example was Ronaldo and the enduring father son relation is genuine. Worked for a while with Beckham until it didn’t.
Imagine if Utd had Gazza and Shearer. Two hugely underachieving players, no disrespect to NUFC (as a Boro fan) but Shearer would undoubtedly have won multiple titles and cups and perhaps Gazza would have been safer and healthier.
Great video. Can you do one on Michael Owen please. How good was Michael Owen really?
My hero
Having watched this I keep being reminded of the players who struggled from the Uk and Ireland with mental health issues in the 90s.Tony Adams would have to be one but Alan Shearer said he was the best defender he played against and with.
Adams was pure class. Rewatching his performances at euro 96 was a joy. He genuinely had it all and I hate saying that because he played for the dirty half of north London.
Old enough to remember Gazza when he started. People forget what he had, he wasn't the same player after that knee injury and I believe he battled mental conditions which was the snap inside.
I'll never forget the story of Gazza giving Jimmy 5 Bellies a pie he'd 💩 in, after a night out 😂
He would've been one of the greatest, talked about like Messi, Ronaldo, Ronaldinho et al.
RIP Gazza 🙏🏻
Watched this guy play for Rangers and the fact we were able to sign a player of his calibre in the first place was unbelievable. He was supposed to be finished when he came to Scotland but ended up being Englands best player at Euro 96. His goal against us was a get it right up you moment to his doubters 😂
He is still a legend!
'Life Choices'....we all make them and Stand or Fall because of them...
Can you do Pablo Garcia my favourite player? He was a great Uruguayan midfielder.
Really enjoying your videos , shame there’s not enough iconic footage in the background . Is it your choice or a rights issue ? 👍✌️
That game against Cameroon…that was a controversial result for England…that penalty would never be given today!!!
He has come good lately and looks a lot better.
great player!
Please do on Baichung bhutia...this is a heartfelt wish from one of your geniune supporters.
one of the few greatest
documenting the 1990 World cup finals, with Graham Taylor doing a team talk in the dressing room. 👀
"documenting" Gazza at Rangers, with footage of Gazza in an Everton shirt.... 👀
I am German proper German but this Football coming home
I can’t help but think that if he went to United instead of Spurs that Sir Alex would have been the father figure he clearly needed. A potential not realised, he was mesmeric but I think we all lost out on what he could have been.
Can you make just how good was Roger Milla
Africas best ever until Etoo. The end >D
Nothing much to tell
Never learned from mistake after mistake!!
Can u do baresi, I think people don't credit him as much cuz of Maldini
They never moved when he was a child, he always lived in Gateshead. How do you make this shit up??
13:20 WOW i really didn't see that coming
A true Gateshead boy
You and Football Iconic upload at the same time!
Do you know each other or something!
Banger though 🔥❤️
I've talked to him a few times, but it's not an agreement or something
IMO Gazza played some of his best football at Rangers, the diving header against them was something else 👍
If only he signed for Alex Ferguson back in the day,might have been a while diffrent story,Ferguson would have.noticed he needed professional help
he was from another world with unbelievable liver,never ending power,which is goes beyond ninety minutes.......a bionic man......gifted......only bad points,his addiction,that's gonna cost him with his life probaply.very saaaaaaaaaaaaad.
On his day he would fit in any team of the greatest ever players. He inspired England's 5-0 defeat of Germany too!
After that dreadful tackle in the F.A. cup final before joining Lazio people said his injury ruined him and that he'd lost the explosive turn of speed over 5 yards that had made him so difficult to play against in midfield where he'd always been first to the ball... but then if you watch any of his highlight compilations you'll see that many of those clips will be from his time at Rangers and he looks absolutely magnificent! If only, if only. if only...
I think he was a very good player, but to be honest he wasn’t one of the greats that a lot of people say he was.
He has had so many opportunities & help to get his life back on track but just goes back into self destruct mode.
The sad thing is that we will one day wake up to a news paper heading that he has been found dead in the gutter somewhere which would then make it very sad.
no time for the man, one immense talent wasted
Best footballer England ever produced, definition of a flawed genius, it all could’ve been so decent if he’d signed with United when he had the chance
He is Gazza to the fans. Never heard of this British Maradona nickname.
He was very exciting player when he...played.
Hey I have a request
Can u plz do one on philipp lahm he was so underrated like this channel
I really believe you had to have actually seen him play to understand how good he was, sad s many factors (for some of them he is responsible) prevented his career from being even better
6:51 i like the vid, but u could include the World Cup 90 scenes
For me the icon factor would be 10 and he never played for a club i supported. Maybe its just england, but you could say "Gazza" to most people even if they dislike football, and they'd know him instantly, even just show them a photo and i think a lot would be able to name him - thats not the case with a lot of modern footballers even those playing week in week out in the prem.
He was one of the biggest characters i've known about in the sport. When he played for Everton he drank in the same pub as my dad and his mates and he'd be slamming down pints of bacardi breezers and regaling the bar with crazy stories of mad adventures he'd been on, which very few where clean enough that my dad could tell them to me the next day.
From his insane skills, the tears, the comedy to turning up to try to reason with a serial killer (with a fishing rod and 6 pack of beers) how is he not a 10 out of 10 icon?!
Such a shame he had the demons he did, or there'd be no denying him his place amongst the elites of the game. incredible to watch play, but i agree with what you said - ratings for him is hard to do.
When he was at Rangers and the old firm was strong...Gazza was a box to box monster. Just seen a video about him...he don't look too good.😢
Gaza was such a natural talent.
Next video Raul!
He dribbled like Maradona.
He scored like Maradona.
He got addicted to drugs to Maradona.
Calling him “British Maradona” is perfect 😂
Up until his terrible, self inflicted injury against Forest in the FA Cup Gazza was unstoppable. He was never quite the same after that but still better than anyone else. Rooney suffered a similar fate though his injury was not from a reckless tackle
Gazza is unique. 😎👌
gascoigne was a genius.
I wonder if he went to man utd all those years ago would ferguson have had more success calming him down and getting the most from his undoubted ability. His life may have turned out so differently.I'm a liverpool fan but can help admire how ferguson got the best out of players especially flawed players that other managers couldn't control.
Life is a funny thing.. 1 decision can change the course of your entire life.
0:07 already killed me
I think it was down to his personality as well. He was just a working class lad who loved to play football for the sake of playing football. But personally I think Peter Beardsley was the most underrated English player ever and I thought he was better then gazza in his later years.
Beardsley was a player who would get in my all time greatest football team comprised of UK players. I say UK because George Best is an absolute given in any team, along with Shearer and Sir Bobby Charlton and Gordon Banks.
@@g-9222 totally underrated player.
Hearings Dele Ali talk about clubs giving players drugs to sleep and anxiety is shocking
Make a video about Pele please!😁
He should have kept playing at whatever level he could, into playing vets, over 50s etc. The man was born to play football but that means you can’t stop lol
Next can you do guan Franco Zola was please
Can u pls do a vid on Jacky milbern
Anyone who compares Gascoigne to Maradonna has never watched a game of football.
@Daily Dose Of Footbal..correction Actually it was David Platt with a free kick that assisted the winner v Belguim...