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Sheryl Gascoigne (née Failes; born 24 September 1963) is a British television personality and author. She is the former wife of footballer Paul Gascoigne and the mother of glamour model Bianca Gascoigne.
- 'Paul Would Wake Up Screaming in The Night'
- 'I Thought It Was Just Paul'
- 'We'd Go Straight from Training to The Hotel Bar'
- 'The Kids Wanted to Go to Euro Disney So He Left'
- 'There Are Lots of Things I Look Back on with Sadness'
- 'We Thought He Was Just Paranoid'
- 'They'd Make Stuff Up About Me'
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During the first episode we hear a tragic story of childhood trauma that deeply affected Gascoigne. Aged 10, he held one of his friend's younger brothers in his arms as he died. Gascoigne had been escorting Steven Spraggon to a local shop when he was knocked down by an ice cream van. His family speak in the film about the impact it had. His sister ...
Gascoigne's former Tottenham team-mate Paul Stewart is among those to feature in the documentary - the two played together from 1988-1992 and won the FA Cup. In 2004, Gascoigne wrote in his autobiography about his struggles with obsessive compulsive disorder, bulimia, depression and Tourette's syndrome. Stewart saw those compulsive behaviours in th...
Stewart gives some insight into another side of sharing a dressing room with Gascoigne. "Paul used to invite most of Dunston [the area on the west of Gateshead, north east England, where Gascoigne grew up] down to London," he says. "We'd go straight from training to the hotel bar, getting drunk on the football club and Paul and I signing all the bi...
When Gascoigne joined Lazio for about £5.5m - a big fee at the time - he was given a hero's welcome. But Jane Nottage - his personal assistant at the time - says his behaviour became increasingly erratic, including problems in his relationship with future wife Sheryl. And she tells a story of him going AWOL before a friendly against Sevilla. Nottag...
One of the tough subjects the film deals with is Gascoigne's violence towards wife Sheryl. In 1996, pictures were published of Sheryl with a black eye and badly bruised face and arm after an attack at Gleneagles. Sheryl was approached for interview by the documentary team, but declined. Director Sam Collins said it was very important for them to "t...
In 2011, the News of The World ceased printing after allegations of phone-hackingcame to light. Since Gascoigne's playing career came to an end, it has emerged that private messages on his phone were hacked - something he has saidexternal-linkdrove him to severe paranoia. Former editor and chief executive Rebekah Brooks was cleared of all charges, ...
Gascoigne said he loved being in the public eye at times during his career. "Opening shops, switching on the London lights, recording Fog on the Tyne, doing adverts... I enjoyed every minute of it and I was still performing on the pitch. "At the time people - or parts of the press anyway - criticised me and said I was doing too much, but my footbal...
The former England footballer reflects on his highs and lows, from Italia '90 to domestic violence, in a two-part film. Sheryl Gascoigne, his ex-wife, declined to be interviewed, but her story is explored through other sources.
22 de jan. de 2022 · By Hollie Beale, Assistant Showbiz Editor. 16:54, Sat, Jan 22, 2022 | UPDATED: 16:54, Sat, Jan 22, 2022. Bookmark. Paul Gascoigne tells GMB he’s ‘taking each day as it comes’. Paul Gascoigne,...
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Gascoigne married his long-time girlfriend Sheryl Failes in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, in July 1996, after they had been together for around six years. He later admitted to violence towards Sheryl during their marriage.
Sheryl Gascoigne is a British television personality and author. She is the former wife of footballer Paul Gascoigne and the mother of glamour model Bianca Gascoigne. Her television career includes a presenting role on ITV1's Loose Women, and she appeared as a contestant on the tenth series of the UK version of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!
6 de mai. de 2022 · The BBC documentary, Gazza, fails to accurately portray Sheryl Gascoigne as the victim of domestic abuse perpetrated by her then-husband, Paul Gascoigne. It reinforces dangerous and inaccurate views on domestic violence, such as blaming the victim, minimising the impact and excusing the perpetrator.
1 de out. de 2009 · 4.25. 20 ratings2 reviews. An empowering and inspirational memoir about a journey of love, courage and violence that was Sheryl Gascoigne's life with Gazza, the most compelling and mercurial sportsman of his generation. 320 pages, Hardcover. First published October 1, 2009.
