Paul Gascoigne's unexpected appearance in Rothbury as killer Raoul Moat faced off against police is documented in a revised ITV documentary about the killer, which will air on Wednesday night.
As the huge search operation for Moat took a major step forward in the evening of Friday, July 9, 2010, the fugitive gunman lay in grass on a riverbank in the Northumberland village, armed with a gun which he pointed at himself.
Officers and a police negotiator quickly took their positions closeby, as the stand-off went into the night and then things took a very bizarre turn, when, having watched live coverage of the hunt for Moat at home, football icon Gazza turned up at the police cordon and expressed his wishes to speak to the ex Newcastle doorman.