PFA ready to help troubled Gazza

Gordon Taylor has emphasised that the Professional Footballers’ Association are ready to help Paul Gascoigne if called upon.

Thu, 08 Dec, 2005 - 07:43

Gordon Taylor has emphasised that the Professional Footballers’ Association are ready to help Paul Gascoigne if called upon.

The former England midfielder, 38, was arrested for an alleged assault on a photographer in Liverpool just hours after being sacked as manager of non-league Kettering.

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