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Gassa, Pi-----Ed Again
what's the solution? he's about to get kicked out of his Flat, P---sed again.
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237SJ - "He`s not just an alcoholic - I think he has mental health problems."
I don't doubt it. even in his playing days, his occasionally bizarre and almost constant immature behaviour was passed of as being a 'lad' or a 'character' because he combined that with being one of the most gifted footballers of his generation.
Now that his footballing skills are absent, the bizarre and immature behaviour is all that remains - and of course, it is no longer the tolerated novelty that it was.
I don't doubt it. even in his playing days, his occasionally bizarre and almost constant immature behaviour was passed of as being a 'lad' or a 'character' because he combined that with being one of the most gifted footballers of his generation.
Now that his footballing skills are absent, the bizarre and immature behaviour is all that remains - and of course, it is no longer the tolerated novelty that it was.
I remember seeing a documentary about him years ago. They had a clinical psychiatrist observing footage of his behaviour. He named three conditions that he said he could observe in Paul Gascoigne`s behaviour. I`ve encountered many alcoholics at work (many of them doing their damndest to get drunk) but according to this girl, his behaviour was on another level.
Providing him with a picture of George Best (or diseased livers or anything else) won't help. Alcoholics do not relate their problems to those of anybody else. In fact many of them do not believe they have a problem at all.
What I don't understand about Gascoigne is how he sustains his lifestyle. He has done no meaningful work for many years; he is currently living in a £3m property in Sandbanks (which he is about to be booted out of); he doesn't seem to be short of funds for booze. Any clues, anybody?
What I don't understand about Gascoigne is how he sustains his lifestyle. He has done no meaningful work for many years; he is currently living in a £3m property in Sandbanks (which he is about to be booted out of); he doesn't seem to be short of funds for booze. Any clues, anybody?
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