Neville rates current Man City side the greatest in EPL era
Gary Neville, an eight-time title winner with Manchester United, has admitted Manchester City could be the greatest Premier League team ever. You may also like
Neville hammers struggling United
Gary Neville launched a scathing criticism of Manchester United after their Champions League hopes ended with a draw at Huddersfield Town. You may also like
Neville questions Pogba’s long-term commitment
Gary Neville believes Paul Pogba is in the best form of his Manchester United career, but is concerned about the midfielder’s long-term commitment to the club. You may also like
Neville: Pogba was dancing on Mourinho’s grave
Paul Pogba has been accused of ‘dancing on the grave’ of Jose Mourinho by former Manchester United defender Gary Neville after an ill-timed social media post following the manager’s sacking on Tuesday. You may also like
Rooney: Five of us controlled United dressing room
Wayne Rooney says Alex Ferguson did not need to control the dressing room at Manchester United as a select group of senior players did the job for him. You may also like
Neville hopes Shaw is on to something special
Luke Shaw looked as sharp as he has for several years for Manchester United on Friday, and Gary Neville is hopeful for his future. You may also like
Neville suspects Kane carried injury at World Cup
Gary Neville claimed England’s Harry Kane appeared to be playing with an injury throughout the World Cup knockout stages after the striker misfired in the semi-final defeat to Croatia. You may also like
‘Inconsistent Pogba needed decisive derby day display’
Gary Neville believes Paul Pogba’s decisive Manchester derby display could be a turning point in his Premier League career. You may also like
Neville: Mourinho uses similar tactics to Mayweather
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is similar to boxing great Floyd Mayweather Jr. with his tactics, according to Gary Neville. You may also like
Neville saddened by Arsenal’s transfer affairs
Gary Neville believes Arsenal are in a sad state of affairs, with Alexis Sanchez, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Shkodran Mustafi all close to leaving. You may also like
