... Posted May 21 Posted May 21 (edited) 3:15 in this clip talk of him coming to Blackburn (this was prior to his movevto Lazio) imagine if we had Gazza 😍 Edited yesterday at 05:18 by ... 1 Quote
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A Northern Horde... Posted Sunday at 06:23 Posted Sunday at 06:23 All the talent in the World.Shame to see him now. 1 Quote
Tyrone Shoelaces Posted Sunday at 08:24 Posted Sunday at 08:24 2 hours ago, A Northern Horde... said: All the talent in the World.Shame to see him now. A once in a generation player at his peak for England. 1 Quote
roverandout Posted Sunday at 10:23 Posted Sunday at 10:23 Hoddle should have taken him to 98 world cup. Him and le tissier would have given us something different. Especially when we were down to 10 men against Argentina. Hoddle just didn't like players who were equal to his ability 2 Quote
chaddyrovers Posted Sunday at 11:15 Posted Sunday at 11:15 Gazza was a very good player and I will always remember his goal against Scotland in Euro 96 2 Quote
... Posted Sunday at 19:30 Author Posted Sunday at 19:30 8 hours ago, chaddyrovers said: Gazza was a very good player and I will always remember his goal against Scotland in Euro 96 That's up there with micheal Owens goal V Argentina. Italia 90 was where it all began for me 💚🤍🤎 3 Quote
chaddyrovers Posted Sunday at 19:32 Posted Sunday at 19:32 Just now, ... said: That's up there with micheal Owens goal V Argentina. Italia 90 was where it all began for me 💚🤍🤎 Italia 90 was too early for me. World Cup 94 was my first memories of international football competitions and my first memory was England beating San Marino after the scored in the first seconds of the game Quote
Wegerleswiggle Posted Sunday at 19:49 Posted Sunday at 19:49 Imagine Gazza and ZZ behind the SAS 2 Quote
Tomphil2 Posted Sunday at 19:55 Posted Sunday at 19:55 9 hours ago, roverandout said: Hoddle should have taken him to 98 world cup. Him and le tissier would have given us something different. Especially when we were down to 10 men against Argentina. Hoddle just didn't like players who were equal to his ability He went on the razz though and gave Hoddle the excuse he was looking for. 1 Quote
... Posted Sunday at 21:21 Author Posted Sunday at 21:21 8 years old in my blue n white stripes pyjamas sat on the bottom step sobbing my heart out after Waddles miss and mum saying "That's it theyre out he's missed it what a shame" Tears just came out and i didnt even have a clue why. All I know is I love watching England in tournaments I dont care if its boring to most. Still have those hopes and dreams as a kid, seeing them play. I owe it to that 8 year old to win a major. If we won a world cup I'd absolutely lose my shit 🤣 You can imagine the rest when we won several shoot outs in recent years. Yep I cried. 1 Quote
Backroom Mike E Posted Sunday at 21:42 Backroom Posted Sunday at 21:42 You bastards, I thought he’d died for a minute! 1 Quote
... Posted yesterday at 05:17 Author Posted yesterday at 05:17 7 hours ago, Mike E said: You bastards, I thought he’d died for a minute! My bad i'll alter the title! Quote
... Posted 11 hours ago Author Posted 11 hours ago Been trying to save Gazza for years looks to be doing OK for now Quote
Blow-in Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago On 25/05/2025 at 09:24, Tyrone Shoelaces said: A once in a generation player at his peak for England. Did he ever reach his peak? He was unbelievebly talented, but with his lifestyle it's hard to say he was ever completely on it. Bit like Paul McGrath for Ireland, he was immense but there is always a feeling of "imagine without all the off-field stuff how good he could have been. 1 Quote
Tyrone Shoelaces Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 3 hours ago, Blow-in said: Did he ever reach his peak? He was unbelievebly talented, but with his lifestyle it's hard to say he was ever completely on it. Bit like Paul McGrath for Ireland, he was immense but there is always a feeling of "imagine without all the off-field stuff how good he could have been. No he didn’t reach his peak unfortunately. What a player he was though. Regarding Paul McGrath - his knees held him back as much as his off the fired behaviour apparently. I believe he hardly trained in the later part of his career because of knee trouble. Quote
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