GLENN Hoddle believes there is no such thing as death and that everyone gets extra time in the afterlife.
The ex-England boss said being saved after his 2018 cardiac arrest has given him a deeper outlook on life.
He believes people's "consciousness" lives on after their bodies give out. Hoddle, 64, who suffered the near-fatal attack in BT Sport's studios, said he is now finally tapping into the spirituality he has searched for all his life.
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