Overview
- In a Mirror interview, the former England midfielder said he will "probably die as Gazza" and that past rehab attempts have not ended his relapses.
- During a Good Morning Britain appearance promoting the book, he said he still drinks, became emotional, and described attending AA meetings after short "blips."
- He writes that his late father once had him sectioned under the Mental Health Act during a severe downturn, which he now views as an attempt to help.
- Gascoigne says he tries to "do three good deeds every day" and often visits homeless people in Bournemouth, a habit he credits to Alcoholics Anonymous.
- Eight also revisits his finances and support network, including claims he blew about £20m, refused a £3m cheque from Robbie Williams, repaid PFA rehab funds, and is due for release on October 23.