Gary Neville

[Ja Salford Blue]

As much as he is a Cnut, he will like to see local lads being given a chance and it must be killing him seeing what's go inning on at the swamp!

I personally don't have an opinion on him, but what I will say is that I wish at the time City would have had a player love the club as much as he loved the vermin!

 

[Hungarian blue]

His analysis was spot on tonight. For me he just shades Souness as the best pundit. Carragher isn't bad.
The rest are all crap.

I was sat quite near him for the derby. Before the game they showed the Goater goal and I think somebody
shouted something at him. He turned round looking totally irate which made me laugh.

He's still a Rag c*** but fair does he's very, very good at his job and I enjoy listening to him.

Carragher is not bad but he's more like the guy who sits next to you in a pub after a few beers and you tend to agree with him, but at the same time you think that this is only because both of you are drunk, and in fact he's quite stupid.

Neville, on the other hand, does at least articulate and forms his opinion in a way that yo actually know WHY you agree with him. Again, as you said, he was spot on tonight. Not that it is rocket science, but you really have to wonder sometimes about the bullshit these reportes/pundits write/say. Neville is a shining light as opposed to them.

Quite remarkable how stupid his brother is then. :)

 

[kippaxblue76]

Hard to disagree with any of his analysis, he's spot on most of the time.

 

[Колобок]

heard his nephew (Phil's lad) is training at City. is it true?

 

[Ray78]

He has proved me very wrong he is a balanced pundit.

 

[Silva_Spell]

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygYnnsWuqvc[/video]

He's definitely right about not pulling kids off lol

 

[dennishasdoneit]

His analysis was spot on tonight. For me he just shades Souness as the best pundit. Carragher isn't bad.
The rest are all crap.

I was sat quite near him for the derby. Before the game they showed the Goater goal and I think somebody
shouted something at him. He turned round looking totally irate which made me laugh.

He's still a Rag c*** but fair does he's very, very good at his job and I enjoy listening to him.

Carragher is not bad but he's more like the guy who sits next to you in a pub after a few beers and you tend to agree with him, but at the same time you think that this is only because both of you are drunk, and in fact he's quite stupid.

Neville, on the other hand, does at least articulate and forms his opinion in a way that yo actually know WHY you agree with him. Again, as you said, he was spot on tonight. Not that it is rocket science, but you really have to wonder sometimes about the bullshit these reportes/pundits write/say. Neville is a shining light as opposed to them.

Quite remarkable how stupid his brother is then. :)

And his dad for raping that woman.or touching her up,whatever it was.
oops!

 

[Essembe]

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygYnnsWuqvc[/video]

He's definitely right about not pulling kids off lol

Thanks for showing this clip. It highlights even more that Gary Neville was showing respect for what happened tonight and our win. The scouser contributed nothing to the proceedings and his attitude shone through on this clip. He doesn't even answer a question that is directed at him.

So yep, as a player...c word. As a pundit and presenter - professional, insightful, and other words....

 

[LevyBee76]

heard his nephew (Phil's lad) is training at City. is it true?

Yep, his and RVP's son are at the club (according to March's MEN) http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...ews/sons-manchester-united-pair-robin-6837772

 

[adr2.8i]

As a player i hated Neville more than any other player on the planet, but as a pundit, he's my favourite. Without doubt the most honest and neutral (from the games i have watched hes been pretty neutral) and intelligent pundit on tv.

As for Carragher, well maybe its because im Welsh, but i struggle to understand his accent. His analysis of defending is obviously pretty good but he speaks too quickly for me. His analysis of the liverpool game v palace last year was great viewing but you could really feel his pain as they collapsed under the pressure. :-)

 

[stony]

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygYnnsWuqvc[/video]

He's definitely right about not pulling kids off lol

. It highlights even more that Gary Neville was showing respect for what happened tonight and our win.

I thought it highlighted a complete absence of a sense of humour.

 

[GaudinoMotors]

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygYnnsWuqvc[/video]

He's definitely right about not pulling kids off lol

. It highlights even more that Gary Neville was showing respect for what happened tonight and our win.

I thought it highlighted a complete absence of a sense of humour.

It highlighted his professionalism as opposed to the famous scouse humour that laughs at something so distasteful.
In the current climate they're lucky to hang onto their jobs.

 

[stony]

. It highlights even more that Gary Neville was showing respect for what happened tonight and our win.

I thought it highlighted a complete absence of a sense of humour.

It highlighted his professionalism as opposed to the famous scouse humour that laughs at something so distasteful.
In the current climate they're lucky to hang onto their jobs.

Is that the same professionalism that has him cheering rag goals and groaning when one is scored against them?

Don't get me wrong, I think he's a decent pundit, probably the best of a very bad bunch. He's also a humourless prick.

 

[prestonibbo_mcfc]

Still a c**t.

For fucks sake grow a pair and grow up.

Maybe, like me, he doesn't want to grow up. Apparently it does funny things to your head.
You start forgetting where you put things, like money and glasses ;-)

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

I thought it highlighted a complete absence of a sense of humour.

It highlighted his professionalism as opposed to the famous scouse humour that laughs at something so distasteful.
In the current climate they're lucky to hang onto their jobs.

Is that the same professionalism that has him cheering rag goals and groaning when one is scored against them?

Don't get me wrong, I think he's a decent pundit, probably the best of a very bad bunch. He's also a humourless prick.

You can’t blame him for having an allegiance to his former club, we would expect it of our own.

What makes him strand out as the best pundit by a mile is that he doesn’t let it affect his view and what he says. He is bang on with his criticism of utd in the same way whatever he says about us, positive or negative, is pretty much on the money. That gains him respect. Contrast that to Scholes who comes across as dower and negative in general and dropping little digs without offering anything insightful, woeful.

 

[stony]

It highlighted his professionalism as opposed to the famous scouse humour that laughs at something so distasteful.
In the current climate they're lucky to hang onto their jobs.

Is that the same professionalism that has him cheering rag goals and groaning when one is scored against them?

Don't get me wrong, I think he's a decent pundit, probably the best of a very bad bunch. He's also a humourless prick.

You can’t blame him for having an allegiance to his former club, we would expect it of our own.

What makes him strand out as the best pundit by a mile is that he doesn’t let it affect his view and what he says. He is bang on with his criticism of utd in the same way whatever he says about us, positive or negative, is pretty much on the money. That gains him respect. Contrast that to Scholes who comes across as dower and negative in general and dropping little digs without offering anything insightful, woeful.

He's still a humourless prick.

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

Is that the same professionalism that has him cheering rag goals and groaning when one is scored against them?

Don't get me wrong, I think he's a decent pundit, probably the best of a very bad bunch. He's also a humourless prick.

You can’t blame him for having an allegiance to his former club, we would expect it of our own.

What makes him strand out as the best pundit by a mile is that he doesn’t let it affect his view and what he says. He is bang on with his criticism of utd in the same way whatever he says about us, positive or negative, is pretty much on the money. That gains him respect. Contrast that to Scholes who comes across as dower and negative in general and dropping little digs without offering anything insightful, woeful.

He's still a humourless prick.

He’s not trying to be Peter Kay ffs. I don’t think you need to be either. Roy Keane is without doubt a humourless pr!ck but I quite like him on the telly as well.

 

[IH8MUFC]

I thought it highlighted a complete absence of a sense of humour.

It highlighted his professionalism as opposed to the famous scouse humour that laughs at something so distasteful.
In the current climate they're lucky to hang onto their jobs.

Is that the same professionalism that has him cheering rag goals and groaning when one is scored against them?

Don't get me wrong, I think he's a decent pundit, probably the best of a very bad bunch. He's also a humourless prick.

I've never actually heard him do this. Which games were did he do this?

 

[stony]

You can’t blame him for having an allegiance to his former club, we would expect it of our own.

What makes him strand out as the best pundit by a mile is that he doesn’t let it affect his view and what he says. He is bang on with his criticism of utd in the same way whatever he says about us, positive or negative, is pretty much on the money. That gains him respect. Contrast that to Scholes who comes across as dower and negative in general and dropping little digs without offering anything insightful, woeful.

He's still a humourless prick.

He’s not trying to be Peter Kay ffs. I don’t think you need to be either. Roy Keane is without doubt a humourless pr!ck but I quite like him on the telly as well.

I didn't say I expected him to be a comedian I said he was a humourless prick, which he is.

A City fan who likes watching Roy Keane? Fucking hell.

 

[GaudinoMotors]

Japanese soldier syndrome, refusing to surrender, not knowing the war is over (as far as Neville's punditry is concerned).