Paul Gascoigne Opens Up About Struggles with Alcoholism
The England football legend shares his journey, revealing he now sees himself as a 'sad drunk' and lives in his agent's spare room.
- Paul Gascoigne, once celebrated as one of England's greatest footballers, candidly discusses his ongoing battle with alcoholism.
- Gascoigne admits to being a 'sad drunk,' a shift from his previous 'happy drunk' persona, and now drinks alone indoors.
- He continues to attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, striving to maintain sobriety despite challenges.
- The former football star reflects on his career highs and lows, including the serious knee injury that significantly impacted his playing days.
- Gascoigne remains optimistic, expressing pride in his charitable contributions and vowing to 'keep on fighting.'