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Paul Gascoigne up by streaking in front of him on a football pitch had a massive party after baring all to the England star. Gazza won't have forgotten the night Rachel Sadler, now 41, and her pal Vanessa Richards gave him an eyeful during Middlesbrough's 2-2 draw with local rivals Newcastle in December 1998. Not worried in the slightest about the cold, Rachel's breath wasn't the only thing TV viewers could see as she ran onto the pitch and towards Gascoigne, wearing nothing but a red G-string.

Paul Gascoigne once ran away from a pair of streakers who were apparently trying to 'cheer him up.'In a Premier League match between Middlesbrough and Newcastle in December 1998, the former England international was accosted by a pair of female streakers. Vanessa Richards and her best mate Rachel Sadler entered the pitch wearing a Christmas skirt and hat - but not even a pair of baubles each to hide their chests.The scenes got a few cheers from the Riverside Stadium, while Gascoigne appeared to enjoy the attention.Richards told The People a year after the X-rated incident: “People are always asking me what I was thinking as I ran across the pitch chasing Paul Gascoigne. Well, it was as exciting as Christmas morning - if not better."Sitting in the pub one Friday lunchtime, Rachel and I decided that Gazza - who had been having a hard time - needed cheering up.

Rangers have reportedly held talks with Tottenham Hotspur over a glamour pre season friendly game at Ibrox.

Louis Tomlinson entertained fans at his Friday night gig at the OVO Arena Wembley while sporting a sling after recently sustaining an injury to his elbow. The 30-year-old’s much-delayed solo world tour, in support of his solo debut LP Walls, finally hit the capital this week, with his two previously announced September 2021 date at the London Roundhouse consolidated into one night at Wembley. The star took to the stage in a pale blue and white England 1990 World Cup Finals retro third shirt, worn by the likes of Gary Lineker and Paul Gascoigne back in the day.

Everton manager Frank Lampard has spilled the beans on his life away from football after admitting he enjoys watching reality show Love Island - and lifted the lid on his chance meeting with idol Diego Maradona. The Everton manager has not been feeling the love at Goodison Park, after losing six of his first seven Premier League matches as the Toffees’ boss.

Neymar has been named as the biggest crybaby in football.The Brazil star, 30, has had his critics over the years, with some saying that he goess to ground too easily and throws strops when things don’t come off for him. Now BonusFinder gathered data on the most emotional football players in men’s football and found how Neymar is the worst of them all.The site states its ‘research was conducted by counting the number of important games star players cried in.

Paul Gascoigne will air tonight.The BBC documentary, part one of which will air on BBC Two on Wednesday, April 13 at 9pm, will focus on the life of Gazza.Though known for his talent on the pitch, the Three Lions man had a tough time off it and has also been the source of some real controversy in his time.As well as his footballing talents, the documentary looks at the Geordie's mental health struggles while he was playing for the likes of Rangers, Newcastle, England and Spurs - and how he began to deteriorate off the pitch.Instances of alcohol, assault and abuse are all occasions Gazza said he regrets.He said: "There are definitely lots of things I look back on with sadness - things I've done that I wish I'd done better or not done."So what are Gazza's best and worst moments?With talent, an eye for goal and the ability to go on mazy runs through helpless defences, Gazza's best moments inevitably came mostly on the football pitch.Arguably Gazza's most iconic moment came in the group stages of Euro 96 when he produced a stunning volley against Scotland.It is a goal that has gone down in history and is frequently regarded as one of the best ever goals by a man in an England shirt.

Piers Morgan refused to appear in Paul Gascoigne’s new documentary, Gazza. The former Good Morning Britain presenter was a key figure approached to take part in the two-part documentary, however, decided to decline the offer.

Rangers legend Paul Gascoigne was once 'so lonely' that he reportedly let local kids break into his private pool at his Scots home.

Rangers team-mate Paul Gascoigne during the 1996 Scottish League Cup final.McCoist and Gascoigne struck up a close bond during their time at Ibrox, where both were fiercely popular with the Rangers faithful. However, their fiery personalities almost came to a head on the pitch back when Rangers scrapped their way to an iconic 4-3 triumph over Hearts.Gascoigne was the star for the Gers - with his second half double inspiring them to a famous win.

Paul Gascoigne has been slammed by fans for a cruel prank that saw him trip up an unsuspecting young Rangers supporter.The former England international featured in a legends match at Ibrox on Sunday to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Rangers' formation in March 1872. A Rangers Legends side took on a team of World Legends, captained by Luis Figo, with Gascoigne getting on the scoresheet late on as Figo's team triumphed 3-2.Prior to the match, Gascoigne was seen pulling a prank on one unsuspecting young Gers fan, who he had convinced to join him on the field from the stands.The youngster ran over to Gascoigne carrying a football before the 54-year-old urged them to race over to another of the Rangers legends warming up.However, as the fan went to run off, Gascoigne stuck his leg out and tripped them, leaving the youngster rolling around in agony on the turf.

Dancing On Ice fans took to Twitter to call for a major shake-up as they complained that the 2022 series final was 'boring' to watch. Professional dancer Regan Gascoigne, the son of footballing legend Paul Gascoigne, lifted the trophy with his skating partner Karina Manta.

Dancing On Ice viewers appeared to be confused when an epic wardrobe malfunction took place during the live finale.After Regan Gascoigne and his partner Karina Manta danced on Sunday evening (March 27), the pair made their way over to get listen to feedback from the judging panel.Paul Gascoigne's son Regan could be seen with his hand on the nape of Karina's neck, which seemed odd to many viewers.One fan of the skating show questioned a wardrobe malfunction, while another confirmed that one did in fact happen, adding that it looked like someone was "being choked from behind".The confused fan of Dancing On Ice took to Twitter to ask: "Wardrobe malfunction? #DancingOnIce"To which an eagle-eyed viewer jumped in to clear up any confusion and said: "Her neck strap broke so the dress would’ve fallen down a tad.

The Dancing On Ice final is much-awaited after the ITV show was dropped from the TV schedule last week to make room for the football. Now, fans can rejoice as it's getting under way on Sunday 27 March, and Associate Creative Director Dan Whiston tells OK! it's going to be "a right humdinger." The show recently received backlash from some fans, who claimed the extra week was an "unfair advantage," but Dan said that just isn't the case.

Alex McLeish joked Rangers will "get them in the away leg" as he shared his joy after an emotional return to Ibrox.

Dancing On Ice star Regan Gascoigne has revealed that his footballer father Paul Gascoigne, also known as 'Gazza', will not see him skate live in Sunday's final.Gazza, considered one of England's greatest ever goal scorers, will not be in the audience - with Regan's mum Sheryl and sister Bianca cheering him on instead.Regan's father had previously been in the audience when Regan skated alongside his professional partner Karina Manta to Singing In The Rain - with Gazza becoming visibly emotional as he wiped tears from his eyes.The famous footballer also told Dancing On Ice host Holly Willoughby that he was proud of his son after watching the performance.Speaking during a separate episode of Dancing On Ice, Regan was shown meeting up with his father after a rehearsal on the ice rink.During the scenes, he said: "My dad is so supportive," with father Gazza adding: "The minute you were born I was proud son."Gazza also welled up with tears as he said: "I just wanted to tell you how proud I am," before father and son gave each other a hug.The emotional moments have followed an incredible journey for Regan during Dancing On Ice, which has seen him beat stars including Coronation Street's Sally Dynevor and S Club 7 star Rachel Stevens to reach the final.Speaking ahead of the final on Sunday night, Regan told Sun Online: "Now I'm here sat between Brendan and Kimberly - I'm like 'what the hell, how am I here?'"I've got family and friends who haven't even seen me perform."To hear their feedback and for them to see how much I love it is really special.

DANCING On Ice's Regan Gascoigne has revealed his famous footballer dad will not be in the audience for the show's final. The 26-year-old star explained that his mum Sheryl and sister Bianca would be cheering him on from the sidelines instead.

Dancing On Ice star Regan Gascoigne paid a sweet tribute to his mum Sheryl after moving her to tears with his personal routine.On Sunday (March 13), Regan dedicated his second performance of the night to his mum Sheryl.During the show, the 26-year-old told his mum he would be skating to the Whitney Houston classic I Have Nothing in her honour.Regan, son of Paul Gascoigne, then said he and older sister Bianca "would be nothing" without her.He also took to Instagram to pay another tribute to Sheryl and wrote: "To Dedicate a Dance to my Mum meant the world! I would never be here without her Love and Support so Thank You to Everyone who got me this far to be able to do so! I love her so much."Sheryl then posted a sweet photo of Regan as a child and typed: " Love You up to the Moon & Back Again A Million Trillion Zillion Times…..You are my World."Plenty of fans reacted to the throwback snap, with one writing: "Just beautiful."Another added: "Fingers crossed for next Sunday.

Dancing on Ice judge Jayne Torvill broke down in tears after watching hot favourite Regan Gascoigne’s emotional performance on the ITV skating show. On Sunday 6 March, the contestants took to the ice to try and impress the judges and make it all the way into the grand finale.

Sam Fender wants to celebrate his future success with the ultimate Geordie - Paul Gascoigne.North Shields hero Sam was famously presented chart awards by famous Geordies for his first two No1 albums in the shape of Alan Shearer, then Ant And Dec.Asked who he might get next if album three reaches the top Sam told the Daily Star's WIRED column: “Gazza would be great to be the next Geordie to tell me I’ve reached No 1.“Other Geordies who’d be great would be Sting or Bryan Ferry.“But Gazza would be the ultimate.”Gazza had his own chart success in 1990, when his cover of Newcastle rockers Lindisfarne’s song Fog On The Tyne reached No 2.Sam covered Lindisfarne’s Christmas tune Winter Song in 2020, and revealed: “I’d be up for recording another Lindisfarne cover with Gazza.“I don’t know about doing Fog On The Tyne but, if Gazza was there, I’d probably go for it.”Sam took home both Best Album in the UUK and best Album In The World at the NME Awards in London on Wednesday night and is keen to enjoy his success more this year.He added: “My personal ambition for 2022 was to really enjoy what’s happening.“It’s very easy to be overwhelmed by it all.“This album is harder to take in than my first record, because it’s got bigger, incredibly fast.“I’ve skyrocketed to a different level, and I feel on a different plane now.“It’s quite different.“But I’ve just got to take a moment, try to be present in the moment and just enjoy it.”Sam recently celebrated his BRIT Award win with a lavish after party.He won the gong for Best Rock/Alternative Act after his incredibly impressive stint in the music industry.Following the news that there are no official label after parties, Sam decided to make his own as he treated his friends.Sources told Daily

Ukraine amidst the on-going battle with Russia. Among those sharing their support was veteran actor Michael Douglas. The 77-year-old turned up to the event hoping to add to his illustrious award-winning resume by bagging awards for his performance in The Kominsky Method.