Definitely , sounds like almost the same as I was growing up you had a bollocking and my old chap would still take bosses side 😂😂 you don't realise why at that age but carry on all the same . 😅
i bet you're so annoyed with new city fans. they are lacking in so much knowledge. it feels like they've inherited what you guys struggled with for so long
Nicky Butt was a last minute exclusion from an England squad going to a World Cup An oil/petrol company had already had commemoration coins made including Nicky. That must have been the worst moment of his career.
Listening to legends talking about their roots and careers is so refreshing, the current generation, will reminisce about how many Lamborghinis they have, how many tic toc views they've had and how much money they have , maybe it's not their fault, different times now and it is what it is, but it's so refreshing listening to players who used to give a shit. Two of my absolute heroes. What id give for a scholesy and butty in midfield now.....great times. Thanks gents
Bringing back great memories. Remember going to cliff and meeting Nobby, he told us the first team were at Littleton rd and gave us directions. Couldn’t believe how normal he was. Then went to Littleton road and were stood at the side of the pitch watching the first team training. First time i heard so many different accents in one place. At the end the first team all jumped in each other’s cars to drive back to the cliff. Still got all the autographs.
Loving these podcasts. Two good blokes with no airs or graces who seem like the sort of lads you'd have a beer with and reminisce about life as a kid in the late 80s and early 90s. Particularly like the part when they talk about having food on the way back from training. It reminded me of playing football with my mates for our school team then buying chips on the way back home, eating them and having a laugh together on the bus. How times have changed! I wouldn't let my 12 year old son on a bus on his own now.
18:11 Would Giggs ever come on and do a chat like this? I know he's had some bad press in recent years, but it would be interesting to hear his story of back in the day. He was my favourite player back then, and I was obsessed with his secrets and skills video tape. 😂
As a teenager you take so much to heart at times. Later in life you look back and smile at how much you benefited from someone thinking enough of you to demand better from you.
Great chat lads! I followed Utd since the 60’s. I’m 70 now. First match I saw in 1969, Utd were European Champions it was Utd v West Ham. First players walking of the West Ham coach were Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters. Three World Cup winners like bronzed gods of football. And then the game, I saw my idols that day, Bobby Charlton, George Best, Brian Kidd, I think Denis was injured that day. Utd won 5-2. It’s shown on tv now and then.
So real, insightful and inspirational for younger players (and young people in general). Thanks for sharing! Brings back memories of my own- growing-up and playing school football in the 70s, playing for Greater Manchester School boys, trialling at Oldham, dreaming of playing for United just like you… wonderful to hear about your own experiences as boys dreaming of making it- The Football Pink!! Love it!!
Played against Nicky when he was at high school in semi finals for Wright Robinson . Absolute different gravy you could tell he was going to make it then .
Had the privilege of having both of you coaching me at stretford high when you were both yts at utd. One of my greatest memories of my childhood. 2 of the greatest without doubt
Omg this was actually very insightful regarding the difference in class between the 90s footballers and the modern footballer. The rollockings, the tough love, the hustle and the general come up was completely different
Good to watch these two reminiscing, I’m 51 so these guys are my happiest memories of the 90’s. Scholesy board of running his own gym, not sure what butty been up to. But that’s why I’m here lads. Love these 2 👊🫶🏻
Remember watching the overhead kick goal on my friends ‘Manchester United on Video’ VHS tape. Newcastle United fan but loving listening to these. Brings back memories…… Nicky was great for us when he moved.
This is great. It was such a pleasure to follow United back then when the backbone of the team was solid pros and this bunch of legends. Nothing but pure desire to win from all quarters. Glory days.
Good to have all these stories down on record. It helps that Nicky Butt talks at 1000mph! It was a different time back then (obviously). Like you two, I grew up in Manchester in the 70s/80s and I used to catch the bus or ride my bike everywhere. I almost never got a lift anywhere.
Mr Coffee never stopped going on about "finding Scoles". It's mad hearing him talk about my school and area. I remember Tommy's chippy and Kiddo living in Alky
I think its the most I've ever heard these two speak 😂 I'm not a man u fan and they rarely did punditry or speaking on camera so I've barely heard Nicky Butt speak 😂. This was great, even though I'm not a man u fan , these are from my generation, I remember football being exactly how they explain it , paying your subs , buses there , 14 or 15 going miles to play football , no way would kids now do that. I basically sat listening to this just reminiscing about the old days , 40 minutes flew by and before you know it I'm back in the real world 😂 Great podcast 👏
Celtic fan here but loved watching Class of 92 boys in the Utd team at the time They were so dominant in the PL & had success in cups & CL Great to hear about their journey to Utd & how it all came to fruition
Really pleased they have launched this podcast, i really enjoy listening to scholes views on football when he was on the overlap, he has to have some patience dealing with them fan reps with carra each week. Everton fan
🤩 Just Brilliant listening to Scholesy & Butty! So great to hear their youth anecdotes as these are the Real stories & journeys fans do not realise what players go through from such a young age & only the 1% make it. Been enjoying the series on YT & on the audio podcast channels
As a fan since 1992 (when I was 12 and started having an interest in the game) what a pleasure it is to listen to you guys (and Nev's podcast) talk about everything Utd from the glory days!
Loads of respect for Butt. Always remember every time he played he didnt take any shit in midfield, got stuck in, n gave 100% every time. Just like Scholes tbh. But listening to him speak hes a top guy too. Enjoying these insights, hopefully more to come
This was good, first time this chat has engaged me. Nostalgic yes, but interesting insights into what it was like to become a footballer at that time. They have space here to do something different than Nev & co. Would like to hear Butt's perspective on leaving United for example, or both on culture of the England team at that time, or their takes on how midfield play has changed, for example.
massive united fan i was in the academy im 40 this month these both were brilliant and gents i remember being a ball boy with trev mcdwyer and david ryan and these two were so nice with me
This is a brilliant podcast. The lads come across as two humble lads who are grateful for their careers at United. I love the way they name check friends and former team mates. I`m lovin` it!
Mr Thornley, Ben’s Dad was my Headmaster at Junior School. We’d get cup game tickets for a £1 back in the day, and the likes of Giggs and Sharpe presenting our football trophies. Bring back the good old days.
Remember going to a friendly at Bishop Auckland against United in the early 90s. I think Scolesy was playing but the standout player was Ben Thornley. Such a shame he wasnt able to fulfil his potential, would have been a great player.
There was another player on the opposite wing to giggs or Wilson as he was known back then, called Adrian (Doc) Doherty, he was at the time ahead of giggs in skill and development and was as Alex Ferguson referred to him as greased lightning. He was the first to actually sign a senior contract. He was from Strabane in County Tyrone Northern Ireland and actually traveled with the first team. He was due to make his debut the same time as giggs but during a game for the A team in midweek he done his knee in And could never get back to his full quality and was relased from the club at the end of the 92 season. Pity butty or scholsey never gave him a mention. There is a book written about him called Forever Young utds lost star. It's a great book wonderful and tragic story. RIP DOC 🙏
Iam a Liverpool fan and iam 65 and these 2 were great players but great lads from a fantastic team and Manager ,you have to put all the Bollox to one side every now and then
Thanks guys great show. Can't help feeling that United, like Dortmund, has always given young players a genuine route to 1st team football, which many other clubs don't truely offer.
Great lads...!....a pleasure to listen in....from an old guy....from Wrexham....who was lucky enough to see George Best at his peak.... sorry Nicholas...but Paul...is my favourite United player after The Great George...such. a talent..cheers.
What a fantastic conversation...United are my second team but such an engaging watch...especially listening to Nicky Butt who I've never heard talk at such length before
Watching mufc for over 30years I love hearing you guys talk about your experiences to greatness. Love class of 92 and all great players that have played at our club. Still watch the games over and over again ❤❤❤
Really enjoyed listening to the podcast, watched the class of 92 progressing at close range,,iwas a steward at United and remember the young players always trying to get seats in my section to watch the first team, great lads proper down to earth.
Fantastic podcast! The best! Just to get some insight into the lads and their experiences at youth and beyond is fascinating to me and so enjoyable. To hear the lads mention Lilleshall was brilliant because I played their as a young player myself. lol
Life long city fan here , the boys from the class of 92 are different to todays footballers ,they are the last era of footballers with personality . Enjoy these podcasts , makes ne feel young again 😂
Great episode again boys. It was lovely to hear you raving about Ben, but I would have loved to hear your thoughts on Adrian Doherty. We thought he was better than Giggsy (or Ryan Wilson as he was then).
Forest fan at 50years old so grew up hating these and the Man U team but now I’m more mature absolutely love watching these and the overlap etc great guys and all seem so down to earth 👍
Nick Butt, most underrated player ever! Lost the black united shirt with BUTT 19 on the back whilst on holiday as a kid, was devasted, great show guys, keep up the good work.
Went to school with Butty and Marvin although I was more mates with Marvin's sister. The thing about Marvin was, even at 13 he was doing stuff you shouldn't. He could roll a joint in his pocket with one hand while taking cash with the other. He was doing this in school. Right under the noses of teachers.
@@IamBerbatov TBF I wouldn't have believed it myself till I saw it with my own eyes. Bear in mind he was between 13 and 14 at this point, in what was then called '3rd year' of high school. I believe this is now 'year 9'
@@Geokinkladze if you’re talking a hoodie pocket I could maybe buy it (coat or trouser pocket no way) But if you mean anything other than a one skin sized joint then I’m not having it sorry bro 😂
Great watch this. 42 years old and been a united fan my whole life, met youse all numerous times at the cliff and gave me my greatest years as a football fan Falling out of love with football more and more each season as the game is just getting worse and worse Majority of players are a disgrace, officials are a shambles Even the "fans" these days ain't real fans. Tourists and Instagrammers that have no interest in what's going on on the pitch and majority of games like a library 💤💤💤 People these days can't have rivalry without being abusive I've been a utd fan my whole life but lived right next to maine road and we did car minding there every city home game and there was a steward that let us jump the turnstiles numerous times Kinkladze was one of the best players I've ever seen He he would run rings around the majority of today's players
I must say in the 90s I didn't really know who was better Butt or Scholes. Nicky played some of the most important games and Paul was on the bench. Nicky also had a wonderful 2002 world cup. A combative midfielder we so desperately need these days at Manchester United. Would trade Bruno and Marcus for both of them any day a week and twice on Sunday.
When Alex Ferguson was manager of St Mirren, he would drive through Paisley town with a megaphone out his window shouting, get down and support your local club ! One of a kind.
There’s just some players that even though they play or played for your fierce rivals you just have to respect. I was going to most games most season at Old Trafford during the Mancini and Pellegrini era at City. During the derbies at OT, whenever most players came over to take a corner (that’s where my seats were in The Stratford End) they’d get torrential abuse! Especially players like Milner. But whenever David Silva would come over to take a corner, there would be little to no abuse. He was just one of those players that we all recognised was class, on and off the pitch, and most of us recognised that even though we weren’t exactly gonna applaud him when he came over, but not abusing him was our sign of respect. There’s been many other City players I’ve respected over the past 10 years or so also.
As an lfc fan you would think I'd be sick of all the tv and internet RUclips coverage of Man united, but i have to admit i do enjoy this podcast and the overlap paul is one of my favourite pundits top man, great podcast boys
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This is brilliant. Really enjoying this series. I'm in my 30s, spent my childhood looking at these guys like absolute heroes. Love every minute of it.
Love it! Thanks a bunch ❤
These guys are the definition of 'down to earth' - always have been and still are! Great Podcast!
Definitely , sounds like almost the same as I was growing up you had a bollocking and my old chap would still take bosses side 😂😂 you don't realise why at that age but carry on all the same . 😅
Brilliant show, I like the way they are just chatting and not staged
Lads this is brilliant...two modest lads who were two brilliant players...keep this podcast going,really enjoyed it.
I'm 74yrs old man city fan all my life but love listening to u two great Manchester lads
i bet you're so annoyed with new city fans. they are lacking in so much knowledge. it feels like they've inherited what you guys struggled with for so long
Lovely stuff, welcome David 👋
Love this podcast, just two mates chatting. No slagging off other clubs, great stuff!
They don't think they're comedians or pundit superstars either. It's a welcome change.
Glad you're on board Gary
fantastic, We don't hear enough about Nicky Butts history, and what a good talker he is. great stuff.
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Speaks very well for someone who claims to be "rubbish at school"
Nicky Butt was a last minute exclusion from an England squad going to a World Cup
An oil/petrol company had already had commemoration coins made including Nicky.
That must have been the worst moment of his career.
Listening to legends talking about their roots and careers is so refreshing, the current generation, will reminisce about how many Lamborghinis they have, how many tic toc views they've had and how much money they have , maybe it's not their fault, different times now and it is what it is, but it's so refreshing listening to players who used to give a shit. Two of my absolute heroes. What id give for a scholesy and butty in midfield now.....great times. Thanks gents
Not to mention most can't even string a sentence together these days.
Liverpool fan here but I'm really liking these podcasts
Welcome 👋
Great podcast.. Honest and down to earth, great stories
You’re not a Liverpool fan then
W@@daveblack2339Why is he not?
Not a United fan but could listen to these two for hours
Cheers Andrew 🤝
Bringing back great memories. Remember going to cliff and meeting Nobby, he told us the first team were at Littleton rd and gave us directions. Couldn’t believe how normal he was.
Then went to Littleton road and were stood at the side of the pitch watching the first team training. First time i heard so many different accents in one place.
At the end the first team all jumped in each other’s cars to drive back to the cliff.
Still got all the autographs.
It was such a great personal conversation. Modest, humble, and real. No, bs. Well done.
Genuine and a real connection of a shared past
Good to have you here cph
LOOK AT THESE TWO N LOOK AT MOST PLAYERS AROUND NOW. TRUE MANCHESTER! WHO WD THINK THEYRE SUPERSTARS? SO DOWN TO EARTH. UNITED F LIFE❤❤
Loving these podcasts. Two good blokes with no airs or graces who seem like the sort of lads you'd have a beer with and reminisce about life as a kid in the late 80s and early 90s. Particularly like the part when they talk about having food on the way back from training. It reminded me of playing football with my mates for our school team then buying chips on the way back home, eating them and having a laugh together on the bus. How times have changed! I wouldn't let my 12 year old son on a bus on his own now.
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I never thought I'd live to see Nicky Butt 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆n Paul Scholes 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆doing a podcast. Just awesome. Huge thanks n big love. ❤
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Love the format. Just two lads chatting about their experiences. Very insightful.
Nice one geezer ❤
18:11 Would Giggs ever come on and do a chat like this? I know he's had some bad press in recent years, but it would be interesting to hear his story of back in the day. He was my favourite player back then, and I was obsessed with his secrets and skills video tape. 😂
As a teenager you take so much to heart at times. Later in life you look back and smile at how much you benefited from someone thinking enough of you to demand better from you.
Teenagers are more allowed to be themselves these days but I fear many with potential aren't pushed enough as have to be handled with kid gloves.
@arthurthistlewood1225 I hear you, they're a strange mix of bold as brass and brittle glass.
It was brilliant watching this team in their day, following yanited for over 50 years, love and best wishes from Ireland 🇮🇪♥️🇮🇪
YANITED ❤
Great chat lads! I followed Utd since the 60’s. I’m 70 now. First match I saw in 1969, Utd were European Champions it was Utd v West Ham. First players walking of the West Ham coach were Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters. Three World Cup winners like bronzed gods of football. And then the game, I saw my idols that day, Bobby Charlton, George Best, Brian Kidd, I think Denis was injured that day. Utd won 5-2. It’s shown on tv now and then.
So real, insightful and inspirational for younger players (and young people in general). Thanks for sharing! Brings back memories of my own- growing-up and playing school football in the 70s, playing for Greater Manchester School boys, trialling at Oldham, dreaming of playing for United just like you… wonderful to hear about your own experiences as boys dreaming of making it- The Football Pink!! Love it!!
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Marvin was one of the best defenders I'd ever seen. Big lad strong, great in the air, and great on the ball. Top lad.
Played against Nicky when he was at high school in semi finals for Wright Robinson . Absolute different gravy you could tell he was going to make it then .
What was different about him compared to rest?
Alright mate . He just made it look so easy . He was strong could pick a pass he was class .
Had the privilege of having both of you coaching me at stretford high when you were both yts at utd. One of my greatest memories of my childhood. 2 of the greatest without doubt
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Omg this was actually very insightful regarding the difference in class between the 90s footballers and the modern footballer. The rollockings, the tough love, the hustle and the general come up was completely different
Good to watch these two reminiscing, I’m 51 so these guys are my happiest memories of the 90’s. Scholesy board of running his own gym, not sure what butty been up to. But that’s why I’m here lads. Love these 2 👊🫶🏻
Not a united fan but enjoyed listening to two great old pros just talking normally about football etc, well played lads.
I grew up in the 90s in Mauritius watching these two playing for United. It’s great to hear them speak about their origin story
Remember watching the overhead kick goal on my friends ‘Manchester United on Video’ VHS tape. Newcastle United fan but loving listening to these. Brings back memories…… Nicky was great for us when he moved.
Bring back the VHS
This is great. It was such a pleasure to follow United back then when the backbone of the team was solid pros and this bunch of legends. Nothing but pure desire to win from all quarters. Glory days.
Good to have all these stories down on record. It helps that Nicky Butt talks at 1000mph! It was a different time back then (obviously). Like you two, I grew up in Manchester in the 70s/80s and I used to catch the bus or ride my bike everywhere. I almost never got a lift anywhere.
Mr Coffee never stopped going on about "finding Scoles". It's mad hearing him talk about my school and area. I remember Tommy's chippy and Kiddo living in Alky
Tommy's chippy best ever 😊
Tommys chippy in blackley still there
Tommy’s chippy in midd was great
Class of 2003?
Love it - thanks for watching ❤
can really tell how good friends they are by how they talk to each other, was very enjoyable
Great podcast......loving to hear the dicipline you had.......should be more of it nowadays...
From a Derby fan.
I think its the most I've ever heard these two speak 😂 I'm not a man u fan and they rarely did punditry or speaking on camera so I've barely heard Nicky Butt speak 😂.
This was great, even though I'm not a man u fan , these are from my generation, I remember football being exactly how they explain it , paying your subs , buses there , 14 or 15 going miles to play football , no way would kids now do that.
I basically sat listening to this just reminiscing about the old days , 40 minutes flew by and before you know it I'm back in the real world 😂
Great podcast 👏
Brilliant insight of a different era of training methods, upbringing, coaching methods etc.
Scouser here but youse two make me laugh.....top work boys
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Here for the general enthusiasm and vibrance of Paul Scholes. What a lively and colorful personality.
He's a top lad F U
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Such a colourful character!
Very interesting series with refreshing stories that haven't already been spoken about by others. Nice one.
Two best mates having fun. Priceless.
Celtic fan here but loved watching Class of 92 boys in the Utd team at the time They were so dominant in the PL & had success in cups & CL Great to hear about their journey to Utd & how it all came to fruition
Really pleased they have launched this podcast, i really enjoy listening to scholes views on football when he was on the overlap, he has to have some patience dealing with them fan reps with carra each week. Everton fan
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Just Brilliant listening to Scholesy & Butty!
So great to hear their youth anecdotes as these are the Real stories & journeys fans do not realise what players go through from such a young age & only the 1% make it.
Been enjoying the series on YT & on the audio podcast channels
Not utd fan but grew up watching this fellas playing thier hearts out, interesting podcast well done lads
As a fan since 1992 (when I was 12 and started having an interest in the game) what a pleasure it is to listen to you guys (and Nev's podcast) talk about everything Utd from the glory days!
Loads of respect for Butt. Always remember every time he played he didnt take any shit in midfield, got stuck in, n gave 100% every time. Just like Scholes tbh. But listening to him speak hes a top guy too. Enjoying these insights, hopefully more to come
This was good, first time this chat has engaged me.
Nostalgic yes, but interesting insights into what it was like to become a footballer at that time.
They have space here to do something different than Nev & co. Would like to hear Butt's perspective on leaving United for example, or both on culture of the England team at that time, or their takes on how midfield play has changed, for example.
great to hear these behind the scene stories keep them coming! and thx for the memories lads!
A normal conversation about football. No sensationalism, no BS, no cliches, no clickbait. Very good
massive united fan i was in the academy im 40 this month these both were brilliant and gents i remember being a ball boy with trev mcdwyer and david ryan and these two were so nice with me
Tommy's chippy Middleton one of the best ever, these two are our own
Really enjoyed that. Clearly two down to earth lads with enormous respect for each other and their journey.
Good watch that lads. Good to listen to Nicky re his early years,, as a Gorton red.
This is a brilliant podcast. The lads come across as two humble lads who are grateful for their careers at United. I love the way they name check friends and former team mates. I`m lovin` it!
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Mr Thornley, Ben’s Dad was my Headmaster at Junior School. We’d get cup game tickets for a £1 back in the day, and the likes of Giggs and Sharpe presenting our football trophies. Bring back the good old days.
Remember going to a friendly at Bishop Auckland against United in the early 90s. I think Scolesy was playing but the standout player was Ben Thornley. Such a shame he wasnt able to fulfil his potential, would have been a great player.
Absolutely loving these podcasts. No sensationalist BS like most football content creators. Respect and thanks for the memories lads
Love this guys proper legends of the club this and the overlap are the best things on RUclips by far
There was another player on the opposite wing to giggs or Wilson as he was known back then, called Adrian (Doc) Doherty, he was at the time ahead of giggs in skill and development and was as Alex Ferguson referred to him as greased lightning. He was the first to actually sign a senior contract. He was from Strabane in County Tyrone Northern Ireland and actually traveled with the first team. He was due to make his debut the same time as giggs but during a game for the A team in midweek he done his knee in And could never get back to his full quality and was relased from the club at the end of the 92 season. Pity butty or scholsey never gave him a mention. There is a book written about him called Forever Young utds lost star. It's a great book wonderful and tragic story. RIP DOC 🙏
He was a couple of years older than these, that's probably the reason he wasn't mentioned
Iam a Liverpool fan and iam 65 and these 2 were great players but great lads from a fantastic team and Manager ,you have to put all the Bollox to one side every now and then
Thanks guys great show. Can't help feeling that United, like Dortmund, has always given young players a genuine route to 1st team football, which many other clubs don't truely offer.
Great lads...!....a pleasure to listen in....from an old guy....from Wrexham....who was lucky enough to see George Best at his peak.... sorry Nicholas...but Paul...is my favourite United player after The Great George...such. a talent..cheers.
loving the series , bringing back loads of memories and really interesting to listen to you both talk about the journey .
U wouldn’t think the little ginger guy is one of the best midfielders to ever play the game! So down to earth and humble
What a fantastic conversation...United are my second team but such an engaging watch...especially listening to Nicky Butt who I've never heard talk at such length before
Make sure you listen to the other eps as well Ade 👏
just watched and what a good insight of youngsters growing up in the mufc environment. keep it up lads 👏
Watching mufc for over 30years I love hearing you guys talk about your experiences to greatness. Love class of 92 and all great players that have played at our club. Still watch the games over and over again ❤❤❤
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Really enjoyed listening to the podcast, watched the class of 92 progressing at close range,,iwas a steward at United and remember the young players always trying to get seats in my section to watch the first team, great lads proper down to earth.
Fantastic podcast! The best! Just to get some insight into the lads and their experiences at youth and beyond is fascinating to me and so enjoyable. To hear the lads mention Lilleshall was brilliant because I played their as a young player myself.
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Really loving this, Butty and Scholesy! Keep them coming lads 👌👌👌
More to come Jerry! ❤
A couple of my favourite players and greatest memories as a youth in South Africa watching Man U.
Life long city fan here , the boys from the class of 92 are different to todays footballers ,they are the last era of footballers with personality . Enjoy these podcasts , makes ne feel young again 😂
Normal fellas given amazing talents and still down to earth… miss these kind of footballers.
Thanks guys what a great listen
Great episode again boys. It was lovely to hear you raving about Ben, but I would have loved to hear your thoughts on Adrian Doherty. We thought he was better than Giggsy (or Ryan Wilson as he was then).
A great listen. This is the making of winning professional footballers.
Forest fan at 50years old so grew up hating these and the Man U team but now I’m more mature absolutely love watching these and the overlap etc great guys and all seem so down to earth 👍
What an absorbing and super insightful podcast by these two United greats.
Cheers Keith 👏
Great podcast. Thanks to all involved. Keep it up.
Nick Butt, most underrated player ever! Lost the black united shirt with BUTT 19 on the back whilst on holiday as a kid, was devasted, great show guys, keep up the good work.
Great watch! Really enjoyed listening to these two. Keep em coming. Oh, to add, not gonna mention my club but England fan here ! 😉
Great episode, best one yet for me. Funny and a real insight into what made these two and the lads that made it through to the first team.
33 year old Yanited fan here. Best podcast going, lads 👏
Cheer Ry
I'm from Salford and Butty and Scholes are bringing back some great memories. I played against Ryan Wilson... worst game of my life...
Just watched Nicky butts highlights for man U! Wow he was some player! Totally underated and not talked about enough
Some of the best memories of my life watching that United team, growing up in the 90s.
Brilliant, thanks for sharing your memories👍👍
Even though liverpool fan for 43 years these two are quality- top blokes.
A great set of local lads achieved great awards in their profession.
Brilliant !! Great episode,very insightful! Keep up the good work 👏
Went to school with Butty and Marvin although I was more mates with Marvin's sister. The thing about Marvin was, even at 13 he was doing stuff you shouldn't. He could roll a joint in his pocket with one hand while taking cash with the other. He was doing this in school. Right under the noses of teachers.
I struggle to skin up with two hands out in the open
Roll a joint in his pocket with one hand 🤣🤣🤣 no he couldn’t
@@IamBerbatov TBF I wouldn't have believed it myself till I saw it with my own eyes. Bear in mind he was between 13 and 14 at this point, in what was then called '3rd year' of high school. I believe this is now 'year 9'
@@Geokinkladze if you’re talking a hoodie pocket I could maybe buy it (coat or trouser pocket no way) But if you mean anything other than a one skin sized joint then I’m not having it sorry bro 😂
@@GeokinkladzeI believe you mate someone will always disagree on this youtube😂😂😂
Great watch this.
42 years old and been a united fan my whole life, met youse all numerous times at the cliff and gave me my greatest years as a football fan
Falling out of love with football more and more each season as the game is just getting worse and worse
Majority of players are a disgrace, officials are a shambles
Even the "fans" these days ain't real fans. Tourists and Instagrammers that have no interest in what's going on on the pitch and majority of games like a library 💤💤💤
People these days can't have rivalry without being abusive
I've been a utd fan my whole life but lived right next to maine road and we did car minding there every city home game and there was a steward that let us jump the turnstiles numerous times
Kinkladze was one of the best players I've ever seen
He he would run rings around the majority of today's players
I must say in the 90s I didn't really know who was better Butt or Scholes. Nicky played some of the most important games and Paul was on the bench. Nicky also had a wonderful 2002 world cup. A combative midfielder we so desperately need these days at Manchester United. Would trade Bruno and Marcus for both of them any day a week and twice on Sunday.
Great show guys. Thanks a mil.
I love your podcast I’m not really a football fan nor Man U but I love your memories
Love these chats between Scholes and Butt. Gravy for United fans.
When Alex Ferguson was manager of St Mirren, he would drive through Paisley town with a megaphone out his window shouting, get down and support your local club ! One of a kind.
I've been absolutely loving these shows. Been taking a shot every time Butty says "dynamics".
City fan here. Really enjoyed this. And if I’m ever asked who was the best all round player you’ve ever seen Paul Scholes is always my answer.
There’s just some players that even though they play or played for your fierce rivals you just have to respect. I was going to most games most season at Old Trafford during the Mancini and Pellegrini era at City. During the derbies at OT, whenever most players came over to take a corner (that’s where my seats were in The Stratford End) they’d get torrential abuse! Especially players like Milner. But whenever David Silva would come over to take a corner, there would be little to no abuse. He was just one of those players that we all recognised was class, on and off the pitch, and most of us recognised that even though we weren’t exactly gonna applaud him when he came over, but not abusing him was our sign of respect.
There’s been many other City players I’ve respected over the past 10 years or so also.
This is absolute gold. Love it.
As an lfc fan you would think I'd be sick of all the tv and internet RUclips coverage of Man united, but i have to admit i do enjoy this podcast and the overlap paul is one of my favourite pundits top man, great podcast boys