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After shooting to fame in 1986 when he was signed for Wimbledon, he had an incredible career playing for Leeds United, Sheffield, Chelsea and QPR, but he battled demons alongside his outward success. Dogged by alcoholism and mental health struggles, he says: “I was 19 or 20 before I even had a drink.” But it didn’t take long for addiction to take over.
“It’s all rot. You're rotting from the inside out,” he says. “I didn't talk about it to anybody.” Battling what he calls “the monster,” Vinnie was a talented midfielder, known for his highly aggressive style of play. This image was compounded by the now infamous photograph of him grabbing Newcastle United player Paul Gascoigne by the genitals in a 1998 match.
But while footballing fouls got him into trouble, Vinnie’s reputation off the pitch was even wilder. And he blames one thing loudly and clearly for his behaviour - drink. Having struggled with his mental health from a young age, after bottling up childhood trauma that stemmed from his parents' tricky divorce, while his boozing started out as fun, some of his actions were impossible to laugh off. From todays Mirror looks rough , but well done to him .
Just finished it, really enjoyed the whole series and he was excellent, a wonderful mix of hard and human.His acting performance in “The Gentlemen” series is top class.
Spot on. Some lovely little moments with the mum, very subtle.Just finished it, really enjoyed the whole series and he was excellent, a wonderful mix of hard and human.
Gotta say Joely Richardson is aging nicely…Spot on. Some lovely little moments with the mum, very subtle.
Yes, it’s always a pleasant surprise to see an actor over 50 without a face stretched and pulled beyond human recognition by multiple surgeries.Gotta say Joely Richardson is aging nicely…
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