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Gary Neville REVEALS the TRUTH about the Valencia JOB
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- Опубликовано: 2 май 2024
- Gary Neville talks about his time as Valencia manager and how difficult it was.
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I think most knew he was well out of his depth, but it’s nice to hear that he recognises that and admits it. It’s a much harder job than most realise
Pretty easy to wallow in self pity if u ask me
@@dontgetmad4849clearly not self pity - he's just recognising his lack of experience
@@dontgetmad4849 guess that’s why no one asked you bruv 😭😭
@@usxnews1834 that's self pity. Gary Neville will never be a great coach with that attitude.
@@davidfive5762 SHUT UP THANK ME FOR PROVISING KNOWLEDGE TO BE GREAT UNDERSTAND?! THANK ME OR U WILL REGRET IT
At least hes admitting that he was completely out of his depth
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Let me fix that
@@a_floridian8044 You didn't fix anything.
Tbf he is one of the most honest and humble players out there
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He’d be a fool not to… 😂
For Gary, Sky is the limit.
Underated comment 😂🤏🏼
He didnt even do that bad, 10 wins, 7 draws, 11 losses.
Great joke
Quite the pun😂
Well done
admitting to getting bullied multiple times by different people way out of ur league takes courage lmao
easy if youre historically one of the best rbs of the prem tho
@@arsh1357one of the what?i can name 10 PL rbs in the past 10 years alone that are better than him.
I meant Stevie wonder also can see that he's scks lmao the result speak for it self
100% - takes enormous character to a - recognize all of that. And then b - admit it , in a way that didn't minimize or deflect from it but honestly assess himself. Think that's why he's so so successful and everything he does. Yes Valencia didn't work but understanding his limitations , not letting his ego get in the way and concentrating on his strengths. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
hes a grown man he learnt
Takes one to actually admit he wasn’t good enough, fair enough, completely out of his depth, no experience on the managerial side. He should of learnt from Sir Alex.
I’m not sure on that. Fergie’s coaching tree is pretty poor, at best. Paul Ince, flop; Steve Bruce, flop; Ole Gunnar Solkjaer, flop; Michael Carrick, floppish; Ryan Giggs, flop; Phil Neville, flop; Bryan Robson, flop; Roy Keane, flop; Jaap Stam, flop; Wayne Rooney,””; Mark Hughes,””; the list goes on and on. Ferguson was an amazing old school manager, but his ideology doesn’t translate to other players who became managers.
@@maritime7776Your absolutely right but Roy Keane for Sunderland standards, which were promotion and Survive, was pretty good
@jamescollins2629 tho thats the only job roy was even slightly good at, everywhere else hes gone weather it be gaffer or assistant hes fucked off the players because he doesnt belive in man management
@@ja1295 Your right but the worse out of the former players that Sir Alex managed and became managers afterwards was Neville. Went to valencia and got fucked so hard by Luis Enrique, Valverde and Simeone he still has nightmares.Shows that's its easier to speak on Sky than actually manage
@@maritime7776ole and Carrick flops? Btw sir Alex didnt mentor any one really. He wasn’t an old school manager either. He had attacking fullbacks, sweeper keepers, false 9’s all in the 90s
Here to be fair, Gary isn’t afraid to take on a challenge. Too many pundits sit in their comfort zone, Gary has put his foot forward taking on challenges and experiences.
Kudos 👏
And failed spectacularly.
@@guyincognito8437 You'll never know if you're good at something till you try it
@@guyincognito8437 with a big pay cheque to show for it buddy.
And pretty much scorched a team
@@Maltango Eh, the manager who replaced him actually ended up doing a worse job I'm pretty sure
Neville should accept building a lower club is nothing to be ashamed of, he should be coaching in League 1 league 2 and gaining that experience with the players.
Yeah he’s been pretty open about the fact that he was well out of his depth
He was kicked out of the executive board people on a non league club cus they had bad results for the 5 years he was incharge.
He's looks good as a critic but when it comes to actually doing a job he's just not there.
@@shadow_realm47Salford isn’t a non league club and he’s still on the board mate. Salford have fallen upwards if anything.
and saying bilbao
He doesn’t want to coach. He wants to commentate and be a pundit on sky. He could of been a good coach if that’s actually what he wanted to do
Me after playing my first season on football manager 24
😂 whenever the new one comes out
2nd seasons always better
Blow all the budget on a player you don’t need 😂
Real talk
Disrespect to a club like Valencia to hire Neville. Clearly still doesn’t know anything about Spanish football considering him saying Copa Del Rey isn’t important to Barcelona 😂
Tbf he’s saying 4-0 up in the copa del rey, most managers would take off some of their best players at that point to avoid an unnecessary injury
I can’t believe im the one saying this but that’s hardly Gary Neville’s fault
At that time, it wasn’t important to them
I mean they were winning champo and the leauge the copa was a nice place to let the backups play.
Remember boys and girls. You’re responding to child who probably started watching football in 2014. Probably a City fan as well.
Well, fair enough on him for admitting where he wasn't enough. I am not a Gaz supporter, but I respect that.
This could not have come at a better time for me, thank you so much bro for being vulnerable ❤️
It was really disrespectful to the Valencia fans by the owner. I bet the only word he knows in Spanish is cerveza
Na it’s Contracion (concentration since idk it in Spanish)
Cerveza??? Aint that beer?
@@kaihiggins725 concentracion 😂 I remember the clip from a league of thier own haha
@@Danieleinad3 still hilarious, I refuse to believe he had 4 lessons a week for 5 month
@kaihiggins725 he really embodied the middle age English man abroad stereotype 😂
That is funny. He took the job taking a chance and got absolutely humiliated 😂
At least he can admit it, unlike gerrard your father 😂
While he's still on t.v being paid millions. Yet here you are being humiliated in youtube 😂😂
Men go out and take risks. You win it or you don't, but you take that chance. Don't ever shame him for going for it.
@@S24RYFGerrard made a European final with a dogshit team and won a league title, nowhere near the same
Highest win % since he left Valencia. Turns out prime Barca we’re good
He had no business going straight into a top job. Ex-players should learn their trade in the lower leagues.
He had 5 years being a coach and also assistant at England. He didn’t go straight in he worked his way up more than most ex-players.
The only reason he took the job was a favour to Peter Lim.
Mikel Arteta enters the chat 😅
It’s fair to see that he realized he really did need more work at lower level but I guess he found his space in punditry. I think he should go back into management, he was an incredibly consistent defender and he could look into building water tight defense to start. Just look for a revolving door relegation team in the lower leagues and put his name in the hat. Everyone has to start some where 🤷🏽
Perfectly put, I agree
I think Gary has the makings of a brilliant man manager.He just bit off more than he could chew in his first attempt.Needs to creep before he runs.
He jumped in at the deep end, should’ve managed a lower league team for a few years first
No he shouldn’t of how many premier league managers have managed in league 2 and league 1
@@kaidenhall2718Ange Postecoglu, Graham potter, Sarri, Roy hodgeson, list goes on
He should’ve just managed any English team😂😂😂
That was one of the big issues
Gary's his own worst enemy, in his head with negativity. If he learned anything from sir Alex roll the dice change it up in retaliation, once ya have tried and gambled ya have at least tried... And he made a mistake thinking any game or competition isn't important to another team
Bit hard when you can't even communicate with your players. Should try in England or learn Spanish.
Just shows that managers have that energy to galvanise
Enrique saw enough
😂😂😂😂
He failed but cudnt shut up about Jose while he coached Man U. Respect guys respect.
"I took the valencia job purely because I knew the owner..."
More like you GOT the valencia job because of that. Privalidged af
Its not what you know but who you know
I mean he’s Gary Neville ofc he’s going to have some privalidge in football ffs
Yeah but he didn't have to say yes
@@biggiesmalls5895 ofc he has, but so much that he gets a top job and then has the cheek to complain about how he was portrayed/ received.
What did he expect a red carpet? Got the job through a friend and didnt bother either learning spanish so expected a hand shake from someone that worked their way into their position.
@@RedSaint you realize how many ex pros have gotten jobs without credentials or managerial experience honestly 😂😂
I just can’t fathom how a player like Gary Neville who was under Alex Ferguson for like 2 decades and played in a very competitive prem couldn’t stack up to the coaching tactics, it’s not a dig at him but I just assumed he was a player who took a very tactical approach to the game
Gary was incredibly disrespectful to an institution like Valencia by accepting that job.
He knew the person who owned that institution. Calm down. It's not that deep
@@nishanxrdoofus, that’s not the point. He’s saying that Neville was well aware he was inept as a manager for a top flight club and took the job anyways out of pure egotism.
@@S96. what a weird take
@@llamus8432 how tf is that even a take, him knowing the owner was one small part of the whole story. Y’all lack even the most basic reading comprehension skills.
@@S96. you've got some serious resentment issues bro. i hope for the best for you ❤
When he said Arsenal lost the league for celebrating too much, I realized he has not learned anything from his coaching disaster, he still doesn't know the real reasons for his failures.
At least he said he's never going back into management. that's the right call.
Taking any First Division job as your first coaching job is gonna be tough on anyone
Gotta admire his honesty.
They ate our boy up like a snake with a mouse
I respect his honesty. To be a manager it requires a different set of skills than to be a player. Even to be a coach of a player's individual skills is different to managing the whole team cohesively. And he got schooled and rightly so
Nope! You didn’t pick the Valencia job because you were friends with the owner. You picked the Valencia job because the punditry made you think you actually know something about coaching
Punditry? Or the 20 year playing career at the top level and as a captain? And he wasn’t even that gifted, so you obviously have to be switched on to play at that level without unbelievable technical ability
Bar the embarrassment, he’s on par a manager as Frank Lampard. You don’t choose a management job, you get picked because of your experience, shut up mate 😂
Have some respect ya melt. Why would you make it out as if he knows absolutely nothing at all. Its just there is levels to this , there is absolutely no shame in competing at the highest level and failing especially when its your first time. Lets say a low tier division winger comes to play against your sunday league team he would absolutely mop the floor with you guys but make him play against Real Madrid and you could say hes never played football in hes life, by the looks of things. Instead of admiring Garrys bravery you mock him for not knowing anything about coacheg. Who da fuq are you?
you think gary neville is just some pundit?
@@manuell09645 he’s a nobody in the conversation of greats
Managers deserve more credit. Fans are easy to blame them.
At least he's an honest man
It's so cool to see the insights if a head coach. What it means to be at a different level.
We see the athletes do the job but putting them in the right situation where the TEAM functions at the highest is the GM's doing.
I'm not a huge Neville fan...but I respect anyone who is honest enough to admit when they were out of their depth or wrong etc. Its a character trait that I dont see enough these days
He has no choice, he sh*t his pants publicly, so he forced to admit that his mistake
Open and honest breakdown of events by Neville. Almost to the point of feeling uncomfortable for him.
Most of these pundits are clowns. For instance take Henry: He sounds like he knows everything but he's also a terrible coach. It's easy to be a critique. To become a decent coach it is very difficult and competitive. Also, the people with the best footballing IQs are sitting on the benches coaching as opposed to tearing sofas in the studios.
Henry has a great mind, he just cant coach
If u hear Henry talk you know he has the best tips on how to be an elite forward or striker that even players like Mbappe could still use.
Coaching a set of players to make the right choices in game and having a bird's eye view of how the opposing team would play and counter that requires a different talent.
You'd realize most of the better coaches like deep line CM or CDMs in their playing time. Only someone who can picture the whole field can do well in that role
@@valhearts6695lmao I hope you don't believe that. Henry can only talk while some of the best coaches were forwards/strikers in their playing days such as: SAF, Brian Clough, Klopp, Heynckes, Zidane, Mancini etc. Ancelotti also spent a lot of time playing AM, Winger and even as striker on some occasions.
A good coach is good regardless of the position they played as pros. You have a weak argument to defend Henry. Gary Neville was a defender why did he fail at Valencia lmao?
@@valhearts6695 He has some great tips and insight for his specific position but thats it. Coaching is so much more and demands a greater and insane obsession and understanding of the sport that most simply don’t have.
Understanding the game is only one part of being a coach
The humblest I’ve seen this guy
That a prime example of EPL tactics vs continental Europe tactics. That's why it's laughable when people claim the EPL, aka mercenary league, is the best league in the world. Just because you play more games doesn't make you better.
Yeah I hate the arrogance of the pundits who say the Premier League is the best in the world, it’s not.
I mean it is the best league in the world, by far. Tell me another league where a manager finishing 19th is wanted by a club like Bayern Munich
@@Henry-ih3jh You mean the EPL? Is that the criteria to name it the best? It might have the most money, but not the most international trophies. I think that is a more important criteria. And you can even go further and say it's one of the worst performing leagues in Europe if you consider how much money the EPL has.
@@pableauxwr138
Bro a league isn’t just the top teams, it’s the whole league. Obviously Madrid and Barca etc are the best TEAMS with the most trophies 🏆, but the best LEAGUE is the EPL… BY FAR. It’s down to the more equal distribution of money between all 20 teams. Do you understand me now? I’m talking about the whole LEAGUE, not just Man City and Liverpool. I’m talking teams like Fulham, Bournemouth, Forest having top players and managers that you would never see in the bottom half of any other league
@@Henry-ih3jh Again you are making a point about money. Having more money doesn't equal better. Maybe to you, but not factually. Just because you can pay more money to coaches in the bottom half of the table doesn't mean they are better.
We are never gonna find out which league is better, since all the leagues of Europe should play each other, over multiple years. Because of the luck factor. Plus, the best players of the last 15 years never played in the EPL, mercenary league. Yes CR7 did, but not at his prime. So stop saying better, it just sounds childish. How old are you anyway?
Also, if you are English, which I think you are, you play 'kick&rush' yes it is entertaining but definitely outdated.
English tax in a duty free zone 😅
its all good my man, you're doing well now!!
He is good at talking and had quite successful media career, so everybody should what they are good at.
Tiktok rizz party music
A Great footballer does not equal a great manager. Big props to him for realizing it and it receiving it well.
Barca lives for competitions like copa del rey 😂 ...it means the same with laliga for them... Cause it's normally best they can do and also their rivalry with the Spanish government... Copa del rey means king's cop... They would definitely rather winning it and doing it STRONG!
brother winning the league is harder 😅
'Usually the best they can do' 8 in 11.
What do you mean "best they can do"? This was a Prime Barcelona that beat Valencia 7-0.
It really doesn’t don’t talk shit. Barca win it because they usually couldn’t win the league. In the last 25 years Copa Del Rey means fuck all to them
@@kaihiggins725 Barca won 12 La Liga titles in the last 25 years. More than any other club.Ridiculous statement. The Copa del Rey is important to all the teams. The King and Queen always attend the final. It is a prestigious cup.
“Know the owner”… Gary, he was 80% financing your Salford vanity project lad
Do us a favour give him the job at man united too
You were allways a lucky man .
I respect her went for the job tried his best and it was just a case of he wasnt good enough and hes not in denial he knows this. Can happen to any of us that
That was halierious for lfc fans
Neville knows his limits. You don't see him managing now.
Mamardashvili is a must and fight for the number one spot (Will look into selling Pope if the right offer comes)
I would like Antonio Silva from Benfica to come in and be that replacement for Schar when he does retire or leave.
And then a good Left back, striker and winger is needed.
Takes a big man to admit he's actually a wee boy, props to Neville
Go home little boy. That line got me 😂😂
Damn respect for being honest
Atleast he is honest
He now sees that being a pundit is easier than being a coach 😂.
That season Gary had 12 different wardrobes thinking or hoping and praying the results on the pitch would change😂😂😂
I wish Southgate could be this honest with himself.
He would loads better today maybe @ championship level team looking at top 10 finish 🎉🎉🎉
The reason he took the job is because he thought he was up to the challenge and realised he couldn't manage a sunday league team
look at his record he didnt even do that bad 10 wins, 7 draws, 11 losses
GARY IS NOW WEALTHIER THAN ALL OF THEM PUT TOGETHER!
As a pool fan fair play to Neville for this
This is like saying that no PL team cares about the FA Cup. Of course it matters, but Neville doesn't undertake football heritage
La copa del rey is for small clubs. Nothing like the FA cup, more like the carabao cup
Welcome to La Liga Gary
Crazy how he directly went to managing a club in one of the best leagues in the world…. He should have started in the lower leagues. This the results
You have to give props to a man admitting he’s not near that level. Respects to him even tho I don’t personally like the man
what an honest man. respect
If he was honest, he never have to take this job
@@franguerrerodon’t be silly. Who would turn down a job like that
@@franguerrerothat makes no sense
he was a top player
But it's easy just to criticize someone
It's changing the plan at the drop of a hat that catches managers out.
Crazy that Enrique didn't even shake his hand
well atleast he admits it boldly
Copa del rey is very much important to every club that competes even barca gary. This is football and trophies are there to win no matter the competition u win it all no matter how many of them u keep winning.the menatlity is simple "only keep winning" especially realmadrid. This is the menatlity that every footballer should have and this is why barcelona and realadrid have been successful and arguably are the two biggest clubs in the world they apply that mentality too their players...epl clubs and english players like gary have this mentality thats why they keep saying bs like this
Never again 😅
I respext the way hes owning up to you. Sounds like a crazy experience
Just shows how difficult being a manager actually is
Maybe his brother could learn this honesty
He’s a confidence man
Everyone gets cooked.
Alonso is already shaping up to become one of the best managers of all time with a historic 2024 season, yet he was absolutely destroyed strategy wise against Atalanta.
Everybody loses. You learn and you become better than you were. You don't compare yourself with others, you compare yourself to your past self and you keep improving. That's how Cristiano Ronaldo got to where he is.
Usain Bolt once said "i trained 4 years for 9 seconds. Some people give up after not seeing results in two months."
Honestly everytime Gary speaks it tends to be the homest truth. If it wasn't for his affiliation with spitagher. He'd be considered a top pundit.
Fair play, can't blame him for taking the job, spectacularly failed but now owns up to not being good enough. Credit where it's due
Fair play Gary Neville
Fair do’s he put it on the line and showed how hard it is.
Then joined sky and made his career rinsing every manager for messing up
Neville got bullied as united captain by other team captains and he needed his teammates to stick up for him, so idk why he thought he could coach against those guys
Changes tactics* “this was the no brainer”
It’s the honest for me 😂
Valencia Fans: Yes, we known that from day 1.
Good confession
Gotta be arrogant to be a manager gotta have that belief you’ve got the tactics right not questioning yourself if you are you’ve already lost
More like they humbled you 😂
He is accepted with the Line “Go home Lil boy”
Hes being humble in this video and thats still not enough SMH
If you watched the full video, you'd know he basically admitted it
Can you understand English? Genuine question, because that whole clip is about Gary admitting to being shit as a manager and not being able to cope. You didn’t comprehend any of that ?
brave to say it as it is
He let obliged to help Peter lin - owner of Valencia and part investor in Salford city, the club Neville owns with a few of the class of 92
I like his attitude
They took him to the cleaners 😭
It’s easier to talk trash about others until you walk in their shoes.
😂😂😂😂 he got a reality check it's much easier to be a pundit than a manager but in all fairness he was way over his head
Bro got bullied by middle aged men
This will be Vincent kompany in a few years talking about bayern.
Gary wasn’t ready to take that Valencia’s job. He ran in a straight line his entire career and rarely noticed anything else on the field. He probably understands tactics better than 95% of the human population but sadly only the top 1% that makes good coach. The gap between the 5% and 1% is huge.
And now he makes a living by criticizing managers who are actually good at their job.
See, nepotism isn’t just unfair on the good candidates who miss out on jobs they deserve; ultimately it does not help the beneficiary either. Fair play to Gary for being transparent and decent about it, but the failure could/should have been avoided.