Paul Gascoigne Signed Photo – “Dentist Chair”
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Paul “Gazza” Gascoigne won 57 England caps during his career & has been praised as one of the most naturally gifted English midfielders of his generation. Gascoigne played for England at the 1990 World Cup, helping them reach the semi – final before being knocked out by West Germany. He also played for England at the 1996 Euro’s scoring the infamous “dentist chair goal” before once again losing on penalties to Germany in the semi finals.
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Paul Gascoigne signed “Dentist Chair” photo.
– 100% Authentic Hand Signed Autograph.
– Signed in a private signing session.
– Certificate of Authenticity supplied with every purchase.
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