Soccer: 'Generous' Gazza's bid to save Gateshead

Paul Gascoigne has handed his hometown football club a £10,000 lifeline.

Fri, 14 Dec, 2001 - 09:11

Paul Gascoigne has handed his hometown football club a £10,000 lifeline.

Unibond League side Gateshead need £60,000 to survive until the end of the season because Cameron Hall pulled out of a sponsorship deal in mid-season.

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