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Paul Gascoigne joined boozers in a makeshift pub before pal’s furious wife smashes it up


PAUL Gascoigne joined revellers in a makeshift pub — before the owner’s wife wrecked it.

Ex-England star Gazza, who has battled alcoholism, showed his appreciation for the secret boozer in a film shared online.

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 Paul Gacoigne shows his appreciation for a makeshift pub shed in footage posted online

Paul Gacoigne shows his appreciation for a makeshift pub shed in footage posted onlineCredit: JP

 The England legend joined revellers in their 'lads’ pad' where they can be seen sinking beers and playing cards

The England legend joined revellers in their ‘lads’ pad’ where they can be seen sinking beers and playing cardsCredit: JP

His agent claimed the video was taken ten weeks ago — before the coronavirus lockdown — despite the star wearing shorts and leaves being on the trees.

Paul Salmon built the “lads’ pad” near a mobile home site in Gainsborough, Lincs, last year.

Footage shows him unlocking the door and saying: “Here we are lads!”

Empty beer bottles are spread around and a pal admits: “We had a party the other night.”

 Drinkers can be heard cheering Gazza on and boasting about a party they had

Drinkers can be heard cheering Gazza on and boasting about a party they hadCredit: JP

The owner then announces: “Paul Gascoigne in the old shed. Few beers. Gazza’s in the house.”

As a pool table is readied, he adds: “Luke’s having a game with him — £500.”

And turning to the ex-Newcastle and Spurs midfielder, he asks: “Gazza, is this the best beer shed you’ve been in?”

The Geordie, 52, is cheered as he responds with an “OK” sign. Others are shown sinking beers, playing cards and watching TV.

 Paul's agent claims the video was taken before the coronavius lockdown

Paul’s agent claims the video was taken before the coronavius lockdownCredit: JP

Gazza says to the camera: “Can’t beat this f****** place — unreal.”

But another video later showed the owner’s furious wife Elizabeth smashing up the shed.

She rants: “You’ve pushed me too far. Too far. There.

“Now sit in that. Sit in that.

“Torturing me long enough.

“Do not come in anymore at two in the morning. There’s your pub . . . ”

 The secret pub shed was later destroyed by owner Paul Salmon's wife who had grown sick of his late-night drinking sessions

The secret pub shed was later destroyed by owner Paul Salmon’s wife who had grown sick of his late-night drinking sessionsCredit: JP

 She can be heard ranting 'you’ve pushed me too far, too far' as she batters the shed

She can be heard ranting ‘you’ve pushed me too far, too far’ as she batters the shedCredit: JP

Earlier this month, The Sun revealed twice-wed Gazza has shacked up with single mum Wendy Leech, 43, after meeting her on holiday in Spain.

They were spotted walking her dogs near to her £65,000 flat in Salford, Gtr Manchester.

In January, he said he had found peace thanks to pellets which make him feel sick if he drinks much.

 Paul has recently spoken about his battle with alcoholism, revealing that he often turns to pellets which make him feel sick if he drinks too much

Paul has recently spoken about his battle with alcoholism, revealing that he often turns to pellets which make him feel sick if he drinks too muchCredit: Getty

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