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Paul Gascoigne says 'I will die as Gazza' as he opens up on alcoholism battle
- On October 18, 2025, Paul Gascoigne told the Daily Mirror he `cannot change` and `will probably die as Gazza`, admitting he will never give up alcohol.
- The 58-year-old's history shows he has long battled alcoholism and depression with multiple rehab stints, but he told the Daily Mirror he continues to relapse.
- A national icon, Gascoigne won 57 caps for England and scored 10 goals between 1988 and 1998, and his upcoming book Eight promises to reveal the `real Gazza`.
- He insists he has `no regrets`, saying the country knows his story and he has long accepted his public image.
- Comparing himself to Jimmy Greaves and George Best, Gascoigne said `I do it for the sake of it` and `I just think about today and live for today`.
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There have been many scandals. Many times at rock bottom. But Paul Gascoigne, 58, will not stop drinking. – I will die like “Gazza”, says the icon in
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Paul Gascoigne, 58, says he'll 'never stop drinking' as former England star makes heartbreaking admission
Paul Gascoigne has spoken candidly about his lifelong battle with alcohol, admitting he will never stop drinking and “cannot change”, despite years of attempts to conquer his addiction.The former England star, now 58, has spent decades in and out of rehabilitation centres, with his career and private life plagued by a battle with alcoholism. In a new interview, Gascoigne reflected with striking honesty on his past struggles and his inability to …
·London, United Kingdom
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