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Paul Gascoigne ‘spouse’ taunt to Roy Keane made Man Utd icon beg ‘please shut up’

Paul Gascoigne had Roy Keane begging him “please shut up” as he tried to get in his head with taunts about his spouse.

There was – and by no means might be – anybody fairly like Gazza on the soccer pitch. When he wasn’t producing numerous moments of magic with the ball at his toes, he was doing all he might to unsettle opponents and put them off their very own recreation.

A younger Keane was a sufferer of his relentless motor mouth as he broke by way of at Nottingham Forest. Gascoigne performed in opposition to him throughout his time at Tottenham, when he was on the peak of his mesmerising powers.

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He recalled on the High Performance Podcast: “Whoever was marking us I’d discuss, discuss them to bits. Roy Keane was the perfect, once they stated he was going to be the brand new child on the block. I stated ‘new kid?’ and I just talked to him all through the game.

“He said ‘Gazza, please shut up’. I’d say ‘I’m taking your wife out tonight’. [He said] ‘I’m not married’. I said ‘you are, she’s in the stands, look’, he’d look up, he’d say ‘Gazza, cease it!’.”

Gascoigne defined how he’d began trash speaking throughout his youth staff days at Newcastle United and “by no means stopped” during his legendary playing career.

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Paul Gascoigne
Gazza chuckled as he recalled his conflict with Keane

He additionally detailed how on one other event, he chewed off the ear of Robbie Savage after he’d tried to get the leap on the thoughts video games.

“I remember playing against Robbie Savage, he was having a go at us, I just started talking to him and ruined him. He played midfield,” Gazza continued.

“The second half when we came out, Robbie moved to right-back, I looked at him and said ‘come on, mark us’, he went ‘no, you talk too much’.”