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@DiosOzainDeSenworset

Жыл бұрын

Sure did good interview, only down was Gary's irrational view on Cristiano's situation.

@iandoherty9089

Жыл бұрын

great guest

@MrJeffHead

Жыл бұрын

If you're a millionaire why wouldn't you have milk with your protein shakes rather than water?

@andrewfinlayson4486

Жыл бұрын

@@MrJeffHead depending on what protein is being used, it is often highly refined into a pure form (whey ISO for example). Adding milk can dilute the quality of the protein and the speed and ability to digest. Particularly if there is milk intolerance involved. Hope that helps.

@MrJeffHead

Жыл бұрын

@@andrewfinlayson4486 Fair enough - not my area just seems to me water based would be inferior quality, I'd much rather stick with milk. Is milk or water more popular nowadays? Surely the crème de la crème is the milk ones?

As a Liverpool fan I honestly have respect for Neville. One of the best right backs this country ever produced and when you see how well he has handled himself on and off the pitch as opposed to a certain Ryan Giggs, you realise how much of a giant he is.

@tazmanceltic

Жыл бұрын

Well said , I'm watching this feeling truely lazy and undriven lol

@edtcreative

Жыл бұрын

I think we confuse "best" with "most successful" at times. But his work ethic before as a player and now, is second to none.

@TheKopite321

Жыл бұрын

I like Gary.

@G.E.MTFC_

Жыл бұрын

Just seems a genuine bloke don’t he

@lsmith3942

Жыл бұрын

Everyone handled themselves better than giggs

Gary Neville is to Manchester United what Batman was to the Justice League. No superpowers, but through sheer brains and determination a leader and a hero. Mad mad respect.

@markkofi8522

11 ай бұрын

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Idiots are quick to jibe that 'neville wos an av'rage playa'. Maybe he was. But look at what he's achieved. He should be celebrated for using his limited natural talent to reach the pinnacle.

I'm a die hard liverpool supporter but I'm a football fan first & foremost. Gary is a credit to his mother & father..listen to him all day. Class act.

@strongboy7289

Жыл бұрын

Me too but i've admired Gary as a football fan too. Refuses to give a handshake he was so focused.

@glennjones8791

Жыл бұрын

YNWA from a united fan ❤️

@soilentgreen7

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeirvine1734 sad man

@chillwinstonuk

Жыл бұрын

I'm with you lad, 100 percent. A dying breed. Max respect YNWA

@cliffordwilliams7449

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeirvine1734 PLASTIC FAN

1:25:55 I had to pause this. Gary Neville just made me realise I hadn’t spoken to my Mum in too long. I phoned her from Aus and we spoke for over an hour and a half. Came straight back to this after to watch the rest. What a gent this guy is. I’m a Utd fan so I already loved him, but he seriously is a top top bloke. Great interview.

@HitchcockBrunette

11 ай бұрын

I had a similar experience … so glad you called your Mum ❤

Is it mad that as a dyed in the wool Liverpool fan (YNWA), I’ve developed a bit of a mancrush on Gary Neville??? What an engaging, personable, witty, intelligent and down to earth honest bloke he is. An absolute delight to watch and listen to, I could do it all day. And when he plays down his ability on the pitch, I think he’s doing himself a massive disservice, one of THE BEST players (nevermind in his position) that’s ever played the game, he must’ve been to have been at Manchester United for 25 years AND been first choice for club and country. What a top, humble guy he is, MASSIVE RESPECT!!!

@eric-vu1jy

Жыл бұрын

Sky Sports pulled am aster stroke by hiring Nev and Cara at the same time unifying the fans of England’s ONLY two REAL football clubs (that dont cheat)

@10julesmusic

11 ай бұрын

Me too - a Leeds fan. Total role model.

@soulsaproductions2024

10 ай бұрын

It’s refreshing to see Liverpool fans seeing Gary Neville as a football man as opposed to a former Manchester player! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@paulleigh5351

9 ай бұрын

I know what you mean mate. I wouldn’t say I had a man crush but I have massive respect for Gary. He’s just honest. He’s also the best pundit. I feel the same about Roy Keane

@suefisher7373

9 ай бұрын

I'm the same as a utd fan with Carragher, he's brilliant especially him and Gary together

Gary is a top bloke. No one wants to grow up being a Gary Neville...but they should do.

@matthewdoyle3877

Жыл бұрын

He should be prime minister

@jonnywalker3208

Ай бұрын

Yes mate 👏

Think we're all seeing a really awesome side to Gary Neville after his football career, seems like a really top bloke.

@sunnyjim1355

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. But all too often he talks utter drivel.

@soilentgreen7

Жыл бұрын

@@sunnyjim1355 less than you

@declanshanahan3888

Жыл бұрын

@@sunnyjim1355 drivel is an opinion though. I'd guess plenty think you do as I'm sure many think I do. But at least he's interesting in the sports world. The fact that you're here would suggest you're interested in what he says.

Gary Neville is a brilliant man. God bless that man

Started watching from the angle of being a Man Utd fan. However, this is probably the best leadership conversation I've ever heard. I've heard a lot of BS in 30 years of working . These two of them are A+.

him mentioning parents really touched me,, parents will do everything in their power just to keep their family safe

@alinasiribrahim5907

7 ай бұрын

we need to treat our parents with utmost kindness and respect ,,they are the cause of our existence

I would love working for such a Man like him. He is so realistic, humble and knows how people function

When you consider all the negative publicity many professional athletes make the news for, the Nevilles are really a credit to their parents and their upbringing. All stand up, down to earth people who have achieved success in their own right and continue with that some mentality even after retiring as players.

what a legend Gary is, seems like such a kind genuine person

@mankydave67

Жыл бұрын

Shouldn’t you be in the kitchen Gaz conjuring up more wonderful recipes rather than watching this?? Peace out!!

@alexbelotti1603

Жыл бұрын

He’s a good socialist

@gazoakleychef

Жыл бұрын

@@mankydave67 am I not allowed to do other things? 😮‍💨😂

@shapeshifter7676

Жыл бұрын

What a sellout Gary is

@ingolf82

Жыл бұрын

he's honest about his biased opinion of Ronaldo at least. but come on, he thinks Ronaldo is better than Messi, you can't trust that judgement. Messi's 7 Ballon d'Ors prove he's better. Ronaldo only has 5 and he isn't getting any more, it's over.

I’ve seen him interviewed plenty of times before and what strikes me about him is his openness about his vulnerability. A well brought up young man , lucky to have had a good family behind him. Respect to him.

90’s Man U was the best so so happy for a footballer to go on and do so well after the beautiful! So nice to hear how much he appreciates his parents and family. Top G.O.A.T❤

Seriously don’t understand why some people dislike Gary Neville

Gary Neville is a class act. Very engaging, personable chap. Love his punditry. I imagine his team are very happy to work with him.

@millwallholdings

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 someones looking for a s..g

@eric-vu1jy

Жыл бұрын

a shag? (just type it…)

Imagine starting at one of the biggest clubs in the world at 11 and then it gets serious at 14 the immense pressure that comes with that. Much respect to the work ethic that Gary has and how he manages his health through all this.

Gary was a GREAT defender, with a great mentality, and great ability to read the game. Any top team would have him, ANYONE. Yes, it's true that nobody grows up dreaming of being Gary Neville, but once a player hits the first team, and start playing in defence, you can bet he has a whole lot to learn (end even more to win) before having any rights to even be compared to a great player like Gary.

@gary Neville Your English is immaculate. You express words effortlessly. I'm envious. Just like listening to you. Keep it going Nev.

I'm a Liverpool fan but this man is a fucking legend. Not only in his commentating, but also his political and ethical standards.

@finnconaty4036

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeirvine1734 good one.

One of the best interviews I’ve ever seen. Gary is so candid in every subject they touched on. So honest, smart and full of feeling. Absolutely engaging.

Gary Neville is really smart he won’t let the arrogance in and he’s remained Hubble and passionate I have honestly enjoyed this I can relate to everything spoken about the guy is amazing

Absolute giant of a man, raw, honest and sheer integrity, great podcast and a great guest! Bravo both of you!

I m a Man United fan for more than 30 years. I really liked Gary as a player with a great attitude and etic when he was playing for the club. For 2, or 3 years now I also really like him with great principles, mentality, and intelligence as a person and as a top consultant. Well done for all that you have done most of your life for this club on and out the pitch Mister Gary Neville. Happy New Year 2023 to everyone and to all Manchester United fans and the whole team.

I am mad on Glasgow Rangers, I know as a fan how much pressure and stress I feel at times,actually got to the stage I had to stop and pull myself away from it as I was so passionate about football,so imagine being a young man and having that on a daily under fergie must have been all consuming,but the beautiful thing that struck me about Gary and his family is they are so down to earth and I didn’t see any of the usual footballers up there own butt and extremely arrogant and most have done nothing like Neville has.good dude.

gary’s best attribute imo is his self awareness and honesty with himself. always a pleasure to listen to him talk

@vinutd210

Жыл бұрын

You are right. Being aware of your strengths and weaknesses is so powerful.

@liamhowgate4022

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely spot on. Completely aware of his failings which is an admirable trait

@Smj1303

Жыл бұрын

Yeah he has such great awareness when he is complaining about football teams spending money and sacking managers whilst pumping millions into Salford and sacking managers every couple of months 🤡

@julietill2499

Жыл бұрын

As a Liverpool fan and socialist, I have a lot of respect for Gary. Honest and intelligent insights.

@Smj1303

Жыл бұрын

@@julietill2499 I didn’t know socialists own hotels and football clubs. Seems pretty capitalist to me 🤡

Honestly know little about football, I am a rugby fan. That being said I really enjoyed this interview. I think Gary Neville gets a tough ride in the press. He comes across as a genuine, decent man who is trying to make a difference, yet very humble.

Gary talking about his Dad broke my heart. A utd legend forged by an incredible family. I'm raising a drink to Neville this evening. You helped raise a wonderful footballer, and player who played a massive part in the best years of my life as a young man and now an advocate for change and positivity in every sense. Gary, i'd absolutely love to grow up to Gary Neville x

@IONS-LEGACY

Жыл бұрын

Timestamp?

@JxExBx25

Жыл бұрын

1:22:00

@hopprfycommunitysecondchan2027

Жыл бұрын

gay

@raylemonparty

Жыл бұрын

Amazing honestly teared up

What he said about his dad and his kids hits hard for me. It never escapes me that my dad was there for me but will not be for my kids. He loved his grandchildren and they miss him massively, hard to deal with.

I'm a Leeds utd life/ long supporter but the respect I have for Gary neville ( especially after viewing this interview /video ) far out ways the natural rivalry between our 2 teams ! What a shame for Man Utd he is not The C.E.O/Owner of the Club like wise Shame on my own Club that at Leeds we don't have A living Legend of the Club as a C.E.O./Owner of the Club ! No disrespect to the current owners/C.E.O's of each Club but they will never have the Passion/Desire for success for their Clubs guys like Gary Neville utd or Eddie Gray Leeds have !!!!

One of the best interviews I've ever listened to online. Over the last 10 years I have listened to literally hundreds podcasts and interviews from around the world, as well as many multi-hour audio books. The honesty and raw vulnerability is captivating. I believe, I really do, that Gary will be the Man Utd manager when their next 'flight of the phoenix' era happens. All his experiences and life lessons are shaping his destiny for that role. That's from a Hammer of over 55 years supporting who also stood on the terraces at Old Trafford when they whooped the Irons 7 - 1 in 1999. The only points I got that day were 3 for speeding up the M1. Amazing work from both guys with very little post-editing too I would imagine from the flow of the conversation...

@waggydoo3715

Жыл бұрын

The only points you got were up the m1 Hahahahha

Cheers for making me cry gaz! 😅 met him once, I was only a kid but he was literally the most talkative, genuine down to earth guy. Also respect to the Liverpool fans in the comments praising him and showing respect 🙏 you're doing your club and your amazing city proud, godbless you guys.

I am 2-3 years older than Gary, but he was one of my hero on the United team among the Cantonas and the Keanes and the Ronaldos. He’s a proof that passion, determination and hard work can overcome any lack of talent. I am happy he is successful now and I believe he will continue to be successful in the future. ❤

I'm a Liverpool fan but Gary Neville is a top man!!! 😎

I'm so glad that I've found this podcast. This interview is just perfect.

@krisnarefaagusta16

Жыл бұрын

It's Dragons' Den's Steven Bartlett with an interview with The Overlap's host Gary Neville.

Nah I cannot believe after all these years I m still amazed at Sir Alex's genius. I thought I d heard it all but the indirect sort of drill into the psyche of someone to make them contrast their own situation to a family member who went to literal war back and back again is.. i m speechless. If he told me to run straight into a wall i would. Honestly. There need to be psychology Phds for decades to come on this man. PS: Watched this on Feb 6 2023 and look at where United are now. YOU H A V E to bring Ten Hag to the Pod PLEASE. He s a literal genius!

Garry Neville top top man deserves all the credit as a player and as a man

There is not one single dislike for this interview which makes me unbelievably happy!! My respect and admiration for Gary Neville has grown so much more after watching this. What a great interview.

Great to hear how much passion and love he has for Manchester and the fact he invests so much into the city. I see so many famous folk f off to London or the US but Gary genuinely cares about his home town and its amazing to see 👏👏👏

I’m an Arsenal fan but I agree totally with the Liverpool fans’ tributes to Gary on here. I remember well our team rivalries, the good days and bad days we all had and still have at each other’s expense . A top footballer, top pundit, top man and I love the values he has . I don’t always agree with his opinion but do more often than not. So, big respect to him for what he’s done and the way he conducts himself. In a world where many people don’t enjoy the work they do and struggle to thrive in working environments that don’t always chime with their own values, people like Gary are needed to show what is possible when you apply yourself and can find your niche.

Never has podcast impacted my way of thinking and behaving with in my day to day life.

Stunned by how much I like this guy and his morals. I'm a liverpool fan so it's almost criminal liking Gary Neville, but he's a great man

@Concernedworldcitizen

Жыл бұрын

He’s another one hypocritically taking Arab money for his punditry. He loves the drama.

@antonwill1656

Жыл бұрын

Just like the Queen has selling our country to the Arabs …

@jcjackson4626

Жыл бұрын

Pays his staff minimum wage on zero contracts… it’s all for profit, not for Manchester or anything else

@soilentgreen7

Жыл бұрын

@@jcjackson4626 thats BS

Fair play to you for allowing Gary to properly be himself again, you can hear and see it it in how comfortable and calm he is in his voice and body language. I’d gone off him with some of his punditry on mine and his club United. His conflicting business ventures & politics. Its seemed like he’s been loving the media limelight and pandering for views/retweets and seemingly lost touch from where he come from (which is also practically where I am from). But the setting you created allowed him to drop all the bullshit and just open up; really in touch with who he actually is behind the person he presents on Sky and social media. Loved this and he’s regained a lot of respect in my eye. “Gary Neville is a red…❤️❤️”

I know i am a year late watching this, he is so underrated as a player. Always downplays his role as one of the most decorated RB in PL history.!!!

Love Gary Neville what a great inspiration

That was a fantastic interview and so inspiring.. fair play to gn for being so open and honest about his life and experiences in life. There’s only one Gary Neville!!

@Ninja2710hr

Жыл бұрын

Gary honest? Hahahahahaha. The man supports death penalty on gays.

@jwhite7303

Жыл бұрын

@@Ninja2710hr does he ?? I’ve never heard him say anything like that ?? In my own opinion.. I think people need to stop using the World Cup as a platform and stop spreading untrue topics about either religion, gays and whatever else they feel … just get on with it..

@Ninja2710hr

Жыл бұрын

@@jwhite7303 1.read the quran or check up on qatars laws. 2. Gary was very critical about the tournament untill he got a big fat paycheck from qatar to be an expert on there national tv. The man sold his dignity and his opinions for money.

@jwhite7303

Жыл бұрын

@@Ninja2710hr no thank you , your obviously either a Man City fan or a Liverpool fan ?? Everyone entitled to there own opinion just I chose not to share the same one as you.

@Ninja2710hr

Жыл бұрын

@@jwhite7303 i clearly support Leyton Orient. Plus man city dont have fans.

Great pundit and a man of the people. Not enough guys in the media or football like him

@dancarver9995

Жыл бұрын

Great pundit & the man of the people haha get well soon xx

Gary’s story of Wendy getting the charity balls signed is a brilliant example of thinking (or not thinking) about others. Great opportunity for self reflection.

As a city fan i agree that city will never be as big as united. United earned their way organically where as city's success wouldn't have occurred without the financial takeover & any city fan that disagrees are delusional & i felt Neville's pain during him speaking about His father. You can tell Gary's a sweet soul

@icessoup

Жыл бұрын

great take, respect

@lucioledizerot196

Жыл бұрын

I agree but also disagree. I agree in the sense that United's history is bigger than any short-term success City are having, but I disagree in that if City build a solid foundation for continued success for 10, 20, 30 years, then nothing prevents them from gaining that history and status just like United have. But it will take time, for sure.

@fluxboy5779

Жыл бұрын

@@lucioledizerot196 its not a doubt about it mate they have money and they will win trophies but the bare status of united the history and the way united were born and bred and the foundation that was set in this club from the day that they were founded up untill now they will NEVER have no matter how many years or how much money they invest they will NEVER have the history and respect united have due to very simple reasons

I would love to work for Gary, he is so generous with his staff.

When an interview feels like a conversation, it is a really good interview, this is brilliant

I’m a Liverpool supporter & Gary is one of the best , his football ethic , punditry & he’s so funny especially on the overlap . A credit to his parents and the love he has for them is so special xx

"No one wants to grow up to be a Gary Neville" - After listening to this and watching you on my TV for years. I think you will have inspired many people to grow up to be like you!! Legend!

@magneticaims

Жыл бұрын

100%

Loved this interview. Hated Gary as a player (being a Liverpool supporter) but what a humble and down to earth man he appears to be 😊

I've been a dedicated fan for 66 years - Busby babes / come back with Denis Law ( The King and my favourite ), Bobby Charlton ( World cup winner ) and Georgie Best ( who inspired the first European cup ) then famine for 26 years / enter Eric Cantona - SirAlex and then gluttony for the next 20 years / famine again...until Erik Ten Hag ! I am as convinced that Erik will bring us back as I was by Alex Ferguson's appointment back in 1986...background very similar ( Sir Alex success with Aberdeen and Erik with Ajax ) Just watch from now on. Ten Hag is EXACTLY what we NEED NOW ! This CR7 thing is not going to deter him in the slightest.

@decotronq9054

Жыл бұрын

👏👏👏👏👌

I really enjoyed this. The part that I picked up on which really bore relevance was ‘presence’. Meditation is now a necessity in this life as we achieve, consume, amass ....at the end of the day we can ‘cram everything in’ but I hope Gary realizes that no one will think any less of him if he stood back and bit and spent time just practicing ‘presence’ more. That’s ‘being’ not ‘doing’ all the time. Thank you.

I kind of started to like Gary after this honest interview :) Liverpool fan forever

Better to be a human being than a human doing. Gary alludes to knowing this but can't change. I really like him (and I'm a Liverpool fan) and I wish he would slow down a bit. Football and sport needs more people like this and I don't want him to burn out.

What a great interview. It couldn’t have ended any better, as he’d mentioned so many individuals that had influence his life. As I listened to the interview I thought that he didn’t mention his Mum in the same way. Then Stephen asked that final question and the love and respect for his Mum just flowed out with the openness of that answer. An answer that showed a genuine honesty and vulnerability in acknowledging that he didn’t always show appreciation to his Mum that he wished he had. Also a big pat on the back for Stephen for listening to Gary’s replies and being able to bring out a side of him that many would never have seen before. Insightful and empathetic, yet still able to push Gary to really think about what made him tick and what were his core values that subconsciously sit under the surface, and make him the man he is today. The interview should be played to all young kids with aspirations to do anything in life and not just for Gary’s insight, but also from Stephens perspective too. One of the greatest things we can do is life, that can really help us to grow, Is the ability to listen, and then ask the right question. Which potentially enables us to take a quantum leap to a brighter future if we’ve thought wisely. Gentleman, I take my hat off to you, because you’re both outstanding individuals.

Can’t wait till Gary’s 50 ?, great interview. Very honest from both parts. I don’t vote Labour or have Gary’s views on politics, but I like him. So for a right back nearly off the pitch, he’s done alright. But I’d like to say he has nothing to prove, and sitting back isn’t a failure, it’s recharging the mind & soul. Enjoy the quiet lodge, if not in body but in mind.

Brilliant interview. And a brilliant interviewer able to ask insightful questions and then letting the interviewee speak at length. Gary's comments on leadership are interesting in that that he liked being told what to do by "the boss". That's exactly what Eddie Jones says in his autobiography on how the England rugby players he coaches respond best to instruction and that, in his experience, is a very English value. Eddie says nowhere else does anyone call the boss "the boss".

Gary Neville deserves a lot of credit! And thank you to everyone who worked tirelessly to make this podcast a reality. This was nothing less than fantastic.

Gary Neville is a credit to Manchester United. Hard working and personable, he will continue to be a success. He mentioned his position as right back being a low level position, but he made this position great by his work ethic. I will say this however, in regards to his opinion of Manchester United's facilities, in that its not what would improve success at this stage. There is a term used in business coaching called "Kaizen", and is something I use in my own business coaching, which emphasises that good to great comes about by a cumulative process. Essentially, continuous improvement - doing the small things right every time. It's clear that Manchester United's team miss an influential leader on the pitch, but I believe that if they were to 100% utilise their current resources, they would begin to see positive change. Investing money at this stage in the infrastructure would be a waste. Look at Iceland beating England in the 2016 Euros! They did not have state of art training facilities. However, bringing in an influential Manager and on the pitch leader would be a more sound investment, as well as a business coach who is not affiliated with the club, and who has experience in incremental transformation. So often clubs throw money at short-term fixes, hoping for long-term results. It rarely works.

Great respect for Gary Neville from a Liverpool fan...

I have always liked Gary and his honesty always comes accross and his passion for greater Manchester and his out look is very intresting to listen too.

I came into this because I'm a United fan, I left with a piece of mind and understanding as a professional. I'm in my early 30s, I work relentlessly and I always believed I was doing it to help establish our young family. In the end though, I think part of the drive we have is that pull to want better. I also think it is the subconscious nervous energy that we don't want to fail. Not to fail our wife and kids, our family all of that. Since listening to this I have made a conscious effort to establish a better work life balance. I keep separate phones and once I'm done work phone is left by the computer and kind builds that wall of ok work is left here. We have to live in the moment and appreciate your loved ones while we have them. Don't miss the little moments, especially with kids because we can't hit rewind. So I came to this wanting to hear some interesting bit about United, I left with a piece of mind with how I can be better.

Cried numerous times because the way he spoke about his family it sounded like he was describing mine and my relationship with my mum & dad. Honestly speechless after that, what an episode 👏 Thanks for everything U do in Manchester my home town Great guy gary 👊🏻

Gary Neville is a class act. I can’t believe I’ve just said that. But even as a die hard Liverpool fan it has to be said. I never knew about his humble background and about how it’s shaped his character and career. The way he talks about his dad is so moving. Beautiful in fact. I related a lot personally about what he said. I also admire how he uses his voice to express concerns about the mess our country is in right now. His position on workers rights and fairness in the work place is admirable and right. I wish more people of influence were like that rather than hiding behind there money and position. As a Man United ex player/fan he still has the honesty to give a rival club like Liverpool, credit where credit is due. As a player he was top class yet humble. No one plays for a team as good as United under a legend like Ferguson if you haven’t got the mettle for it. Brilliant all or nothing player.His commentary is always balanced and he and Carragher are Gold together. Fantastic interview. Mersey Christmas!! 🙏❤️.x

I have to say and I'm not a Utd fan, father was. Best right back ive ever seen, he had presense lets put it that way 😂 He had a way to upset the other team without being sent off, and his passing was perfection.

Gary is so smart. The story telling is incredible.

Gary Neville is a great example .

I’m a Liverpool fan of 52 years but Gary Neville even though our arch rival is a great football mind and business man , everything he says makes total sense , very honest and unbiased, very interesting to listen to him , he needs to try management again I’m sure he’ll do well ,

Gary Neville is a genius Icon.What a good bloke. Sir Alex and Roy Keano shaped Gary to who he is today alongside his familia. Elon Musk must love him! Smart ol dude Gary. Captivating

Big up Neville. Smart, articulate, strong head. Great pundit.

So much respect for Gary!!!

Gary Neville is a good lad

Good kids great parents well done mr and mrs Neville as a football parent it’s hard with work and football 4 times a week but there’s nothing more than watching your kids give it there all it’s my life now and I can’t wait for weekends 😊😊

Awesome interview...at the end of the day we are all humans and that is beautiful

Brilliant podcast. As a football player I find that Gary Neville is often underrated, especially by the younger generation. Neville was an elite right back, the best the premiership has ever seen. As a pundit, he is absolutely superb. Could listen to him all day

Haven't got a bad word to say about Gary Neville, top bloke.

Wow - Never give in Incredible conversation Thank you so much Gary and Steven

I cant dislike this fella 😎a phenomenal player and only now is football punit when he came to interview Molly MCann & Paddy Pimmlet. Honestly my respect went to an other level

Amazing podcast and especially watching this in January 5th. 2023 when so many things changes. We just came back from world cup brake winning 5 in a row and lose only one in 14 games. Ten Hag sack Ronaldo and he finishing his career not in big club but in Saudi Arabia after disrespecting club in that interview. Now we have Casemiro and Varane plus Licha world cup winner in the changing room, Ten Hag bringing back our old culture back and best of all Glazers are selling the club.

Gary Neville is an amazing storyteller and I am a Liverpool fan

Anybody trying to motivate a team should show them this video. Gary is a smart, humble, passionate guy who's refreshingly honest. You don't need to be a football fan to get something from this interview.

@steven9169

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He couldn't motivate his Valencia team could he? And before you say he didn't speak Spanish, there's Plenty of managers that can't speak the language yet they do well in management 😅

@davidg5305

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@@steven9169 so you're saying if he was the ultimate master in motivation he would succeed as a manager of a big club?... THATS ALL WE NEED LADS, MOTIVATION AND WE WIN!!! Ain't that simple fella. You could be the best motivated person in the world and it would mean fuck all as a football manager without the other feathers in the cap...

@steven9169

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@@davidg5305 try reading the original comment before replying to me 😂 the original comment stated if any team needs motivated then show them this video, and I stated he didn't motivate his valencia team 🤣 on a other note he was a piss poor manager yet he's always shouting about this manager should do this and this manager should do that, when he doesn't have a clue himself 😁

Incredible work ethic, strong mentality, consummate professional.

What a fabulous episode and what a fabulous human Gary Neville is 👏

Gary Neville is an inspiring and very likable man. For me he is the best football analyst out there. You can never tire listening to his duo with Carragher. From an Arsenal fan.

He deserves everything he's earnt he admits he wasn't the most technical player but he put everything he had into every game and the same as his businesses he didn't get born into money he's earnt everything he has big up to him !!!

If only there were more bosses like him. The world would be a much nicer place to exist in.

Absolutely brilliant, well done ref 👏🏻

"Nobody wants to be a Gary Neville" is such an epic funny quote :P But after watching this, I really don't mind being a Gary Neville. YNWA

This interview is now the most watched interview in Africa, Gary Neviel story is being introduced to school curriculums as from January 2023 . #NeverGiveIn2023

Great interview. Gary really needs to be brought into the boardroom at Man U. He's passionate about the club, understands what brings success, is business minded, he seems to have everything that is needed to be there

@damnft8218

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No he doesn’t! Are you crazy? Neville wanted Ole to keep the job, Neville would not put United above his mate, and that is all you need to know about this man’s integrity

@jdysontube

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Totally agree with you, he needs to be in the boardroom

@millwallholdings

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@@jdysontube In a Box would be better

@MikeWilsonBarrett

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@@damnft8218 Ole was a great Manager for us you plank. Players gave up for him that was his only problem.

@damnft8218

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@@MikeWilsonBarrett you’re delusional

Amazing conversation with a great man Neville♥️ LFC fan BTW 🙂

Everything is left out there on the pitch! That's why you reflected what every young viewer wanted to experience in the game. RESPECT

Gary’s a legend in the true sense of the word. Yes, I’m a Utd fan, but I don’t care. Tony Adam’s is a legend as well, and so is Gerard. True legends are there for all to see.

I am not a United fan so was never a great fan of Neville as player, although respected him as a guy who made the absolute most of the talent he had and was a pain in the arse to play against. The more I see and hear from him now as a man, that respect grows with almost every interview. Seems a genuine and honest guy. Also, sounds like a great boss to work for - got any jobs going Gary 😂