Gary Neville reacts to Spurs’ RUTHLESS win over Manchester United | The Gary Neville Podcast

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Gary Neville has PTSD from playing under Fergie😂

His engljsh is spot on

Never mind Gary wants starmer to be the next manager 😂

Rashford..Trashford… not enough home born PLAYERS

Dad

Folk who have failed in coaching and management, drifted fortunately into lucrative TV pundry (with no real football responsibilties and pressure), sentimentally locked back in a time when he played for the team he's so unhealthily obsessed with. I'm neither a Man Utd fan or former player…and I couldn't care less about them. It's so dreary.

I tuned into this 20 minutes ago…and Neville's STILL crapping on about Man Utd!!!!

Did Gary actually watch the Wolves Vs Liverpool game?

As a Liverpool fan I can assure you Wolves certainly did NOT make that game easy for Liverpool.

Because United are a mid table club now, end of discussion. Post Fergie the football world has changed dramatically, it is almost a completely different game now played at a completely different level. The way the club is ran from top to bottom is dated, the way they handle transfers is dated, there is no cohesion from the academy levels right through to the first team. United have been lost in the transition of change. Same thing happened to Leeds & Forest years ago when they failed to adapt and change which resulted in both clubs falling off indefinitely, I think the same situation is now happening with United. This whole 'we are Manchester United' agenda is bullshit and outdated, the team is rotten to the core. United will not compete at the highest levels of football for a very, very long time.

My thoughts exactly lose a match no problem it's how you lose.

I'm a Liverpool supporter and normally to UTD fans I know immediately that means you don't value my opinion but it's such a confusing scenario… You can look back to Fergie leaving etc… yes he was a generational manager, noone will ever argue with that. But to not bounce back after 12 years is so strange. They need to be careful because this managers job is going to become one that the best managers don't want to touch with a 12 mile pole. They did the right thing keeping Ten Hag in my opinion but it's so bizarre that no matter who they bring in, players/managers/owners there is always that feeling that they don't want to play and work well together? Over such a long period of time it's strange and a worry. Man Utd will bounce back, it's inevitable… But as a Liverpool supporter I now see the likes of Newcastle, Aston villa etc… as more of a challenge! Whatever is going on that we don't get to see, they need to sort it out because genuinely, as a supporter of their biggest rivals in the last however many decades, I genuinely feel sorry for them, and I don't think there's anything I can say thats any worse than that. I would bet that in 20 years time we'll look back in shock when it's all been whistleblown what has actually been going on at Utd over this period.

Gary Neville…i used to have time for him…but i dont anymore. Needs to get his head out of starmers rear end
You plonker.

I am not a Man Utd supporter, but my view is Ten Haag has lost the dressing room. The players have no confidence in him. They will not improve and it `s only a matter of time before the coach gets the sack.

sorry but what is that round his neck ? a cake tin ? xD

A good captain is a big part of what's needed. A player that knows and understands the system and can keep other players alert. This captain folds with the rest of the team.

Get rid of ten hag to manage the under 19 and give nestlrooy and southgate the job no more excuse

De Ligt was the big signing of the summe. A guy who list his place to Dier. 😂😂

United had 10 men. Easy on the criticism.😂😂