"I wouldn't have played for Liverpool, Leeds or City in a million years!" | Gary Neville Off Script
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Geoff Shreeves chats with Gary Neville about Manchester United's transfer policy under Sir Alex Ferguson, what he thought when the Class of '92 began to leave Old Trafford, and whether he'd have ever played for another club that wasn't Man Utd.
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Could listen to Gary for ages
I think him and Carra work well together.. i find listening to them on there own starts to annoy me, Gary squeaky voice, and Carra that noise he makes before every sentance-- least when they are together it breaks up the noises
If United didn't want him he would've played for any of those teams for money just like he's doing now.
@@nigget-tv-videos4135 actually I prefer these one on ones. They seem to let their guard down a bit more compared to the studio which I think grts a bit repetetive and stiff after a while. These chats are getting pretty interesting hearing about the little details on players, contract dealings, training etc during their careers, especially if you grew up in that era. Would love to hear more anecdotes on some more of what went on inside those fergie years.
Your easly pleased 😌
Slot a 2 pound coin inbetween his eye brows and he'll start talking football... Just so you know how to get him going.
All these comments saying “we didn’t want you” no offers came in for you” have very short term memories.. he is one the best most consistent RBs England and the premier league has ever seen yes certain players may have had a better season then Neville but for absolute consistently for over a decade nobody comes close to Neville and I’m a Newcastle fan who hates Man Utd and especially Neville and Roy Keane but your Beckhams and Ronaldos of this world would of been exposed without a Neville behind them to defend and overlap to create space for them
I’d take the counsel of Sir Alex Ferguson over some people commenting on a RUclips video.
I fully agree, he's a good defender.
I support Manchester United and would rather have Wan Bissaker but Neville was good, a long term replacement for Paul Parker
@@jamiesimms7084 neville could cross a ball, bissaka isn't there yet. Neville head and shoulders above bissaka. Come back in ten or 15 years and we can properly discuss this
@@aarononeill3 I don't need to come back in any amount of years. I like Neville but would prefer Wan Bissaker even though he still has to prove himself through time. I'm fully aware of Gary Neville's credentials thank you very much as I am aware of Wan Bissaker's, whose forward play isn't as bad as some would make you believe. I believe he is/will be the best right back in Manchester United's history. Yes I said it. Unless you call Cristiano a full back or you're including Duncan Edwards.
I'm also going to go out on a limb and say Bruno will have the impact and allure of Cantona with the style, formidability and effort of Robson and an influence similar to both.
Neville was a hard working player in a great team. He didn't have much ability he just had a strong work ethic and always gave 100%. He definitely wasn't the best right back in the premier league. And before anyone says I'm a Man Utd supporter
There’s no one in football that I think I could listen to for 40 minutes and still want more. I find it fascinating listening to someone who was a huge part of the most dominating team in premier league history at, in my opinion, the greatest period in the leagues history.
Giggsy is a great listen aswell.
Yeah,i thought to listen for few minutes, but now at 25' still listening..
Get his slosh out ur mouth Jesus.
Casual
No cl thou
Imagine playing for the club you grow up loving, winning everything in sight and having any reason to move on 🤷♀️
Beckham went on to play for Real Madrid, AC Milan, PSG and LA Galaxy .. With all that experience, he now owns his own football club that he has built from scratch in one of the most prestigious regions in the world .. i would say thats a fairly good reason
@@JackLawrence20 prestigious? Salford is more prestigious than Miami
Rudy Funk har har har, that is so funny, har har har
@@JackLawrence20 I'm not joking lol
That's why Ronaldo will never be a true red. People say you have to switch clubs to prove yourself. That's so wrong football is about loyalty. You don't need to switch your nation to prove yourself in another country's national team. Since then I always have supported Messi and I wish he played for us.
I know Gary can poke fun of himself because he's achieved everything he could have in club football, but there are many younger folks that have not seen him play. He was exceptionally consistent at a high enough level. He had all round good technique in all departments, defending, throw-ins, crossing, and reading the game. People especially forget how decent he was at crossing because Beckham in front of him. He was tenacious, hardworking, and a leader. Bravo to you Gary for being so humble.
@@RealistGunner litteraly has no correlation to his comment
@@RealistGunner which litteraly has no correlation to his comment
@@RealistGunner the point isn't about stating facts. Everyone knows ashley Cole was better than Gary. That's a simple fact.
The point is there was litteraly no reason for you to mention it. It shows your insecurity of yourself about your club to mention an arsenal player in a video about Gary. If anything, you're incompetent for not understanding your comment has zero correlation to his
@@RealistGunner and I can state facts too btw, you're 9th
Gary wasn’t even a left back he was a right back
i think Gary has always acknowledged that what he lacked in talent, he made up for in hardwork, a strong winning mentality, tactical astuteness and passion for the club. People overlook these factors, but you can tell from the way he speaks, that he was crucial in that United dressing room, and fundamental to the club's success during their heyday.
All the traits needed to be a great manager.
@@shanginadildo Not necessarily for a manager per se, but it was crucial for Manchester United's peak trophy winning period as a player and part of the squad in my opinion.
As a Newcastle fan you can tell now when he looks at our club he feels the same level of disgust as we do... Carra doesn't get it but Neville always has, he looked at us once and saw what a great club we could be, likewise with Villa, it's a shame we both find ourselves in the states we are now.
We both were big clubs, where did it all go wrong
@@FluxBrawlStars £ £ £ £ £ £ £
Dannyk2..pal if your club get a proper invester in a few years they could be right up there with us..the bitters and the bin dippers..its who you buy..you have great fans..good luck!👹
Carra has mentioned the fall of Liverpool during the 90s, it’s cyclical. If the foundation is in place and the support is there, it’s just a matter of when Newcastle rise again.
Newcastle can't compete and keep up with the big clubs in prem in terms financial standpoint. Once their golden era of Shearer ended they were never the same.
Gary has always been informative and honest. Even when he commentates on United games he is objective! Outstanding footballer and now Pundit / Personality.
Liverpool fan, from Liverpool. Always begrudgingly respected Ferguson's United. No begrudging when it comes to Neville. Love hearing him talk. 👍 Proper football man.
Who cares?
@@sratus Well, apparently you care enough to comment. Does that answer your ridiculous question?
Found a new word to use🤣
@@alexpaylor1365 very well said.
Neville was an outstanding right back. He was very good defensively but he was also a really good attacking right back, which often gets overlooked because of the players he had operating in front of him on the right hand side. He formed a great partnership with David Beckham. Beckham would often look for the early cross. It was one touch (if that) and bang, on to the head of the striker and he also had Neville to overlap him and provide another option. Neville was actually a really good crosser of the ball too so when players looked to try to stop Beckham getting his signature cross in, Neville would be open and could deliver a great ball too.
When Ronaldo came in you really saw the best of Neville's work ethic and determination. Because Ronaldo would drift inside, particularly in his last few seasons at the club, and wouldn't track back as much, Neville had to effectively operate as a wing back, running up and down the touchline to provide a crossing threat and hurrying back to defend when they lost the ball.
There were a number of great right backs in world football during Neville's playing days and I'd put him right up there as one of the best. To this day I think he's the best right back of the Premier League era.
We only realised just how good he was after he retired. I would say we hadn’t replaced him properly until wan-bissaka joined last summer.
Give it a few years first for Bissaka. Easy to judge after one season. Remember Gary actually described Darmian as a better version of himself when he initially signed.That didn't quite work. Not actually his fault IMO he didnt get a good run at right back to prove himself and get momentum. But I do like Wan Bissaka, early signs are good.
Wes Brown did alright especially in 07/08, Rafael was pretty good there also.
@@Mad_Intalect Wes Brown 'did alright there' pretty much sums up Wes at his best. He was lucky to be at United so long. Fergie did always give the youth a lot of loyalty.
Good lad, humble and a real top player in his day. Well done for helping out the NHS too with your hotels
Geoff is actually a pretty underrated interviewer
I suppose he has a catchprase attributed to him
Pretty clueless when it comes to facts though
He thought Mahrez was brought to Man City from abroad for a start, completely forgetting he won the league with Leicester a season previous
Overrated comment.
Great interview I was hooked throughout . Keep them coming skt and gary .
Gary Neville was what you call a proper traditional full back. He was a defender who was able to attack , not just only attack like some other defenders. Take notes girl.
Note that you said “traditional”. The position has changed and evolved. Get with the times.
NormalDude apart from the attack part
@@advenco344 The position has changed but they still have to be defenders by trade. Fullbacks that cant defend will be the reason teams lose big games and big competitions in the long term.
Prabhu Liverpool have been fine with a supposed right back who can’t defend.
NormalDude AWB cannot attack to save his life, don’t even compare him to TAA. And no I’m not a Liverpool fan.
Very good questions from Geoff, loving these off script conversation, includes all the in depth information we crave as football fans
As a Liverpool fan this has been the most intresting I just love the football gossips and past stories
Arsenal fan here, I feel the same! :-)
Absolutely mate, couldn’t agree more
The way he says Manchester United makes me laugh ! Stretches out the Uniiiited !
Ive always picked up on this too. Manchester yaniiiiiitid
Yeah!!! 😂😂
Theo FC That my mate is what’s known as a Manc accent
Alan Shearer I’m from Manchester mate that accent is a bury accent
Theo FC I’m a Geordie mate I cannit tell the difference
Lovin these 40min interviews !! They hv been a breath of fresh air during these difficult times
We need more of these with Gary!
Brilliant. Very interesting interview. Keep them coming ❤️
please for the love of god get Roy Keane on this! that would be unbelievable
When you've got a Scouser (me) glued to Gary Neville talking then you know it's great content. The honesty is refreshing and some great insight. Always rated him as a top player, these Off Script videos he's done are brilliant. If you're a true fan of the game it's impossible to not be captivated by this kind of inside info delivered in an honest and humble fashion.
Really insightful view from a player's perspective on transfers. These offscripts with Gary Neville are class!
When Alex Ferguson kicked the boot at David Beckham eye, we saw that Beckham wasn't on the team sheet v Real madrid in 2003, I knew it was coming to an end. But then Cristiano Ronaldo came that 2003 summer and the rest is history.
I remember that being all over the media (as usual) and Becks sporting that stupid hair band to show off his war wound to the camera's.
@@pistonhedd Yep no doubt... But there were a lot of matches where Beckham was dropped.... I couldn't understand it at the time. But looking back now, do you remember Beckham jumping out of a challenge for England v Brazil 2002 World Cup which led to the equaliser... Beckham seemed to be more concerned about his brand than football it seemed. Alex Ferguson saw this and shot it down. When a player becomes bigger than the club Ferguson was done. Look at the problem Pogba is causing now because he's bigger than Man utd.
@die hard that would've been same story with ronaldo. He would have left on his prime to madrid.
Yeah, I remember us getting done by Arsenal in the FA Cup in early 2003, and Becks was at fault for one of the goals due to not tracking back in defence. Gaffer kicked a boot in anger afterwards.
@@masterj6926 Actually, Becks jumped out of that challenge against Brazil _only_ because he still wasn't 100% fit after his metatarsal foot injury.
I love these videos - really insightful!
Loving these vids. Keep em up👍🏽
Keep these coming! Loving them so much!
Gary never seems bored. He must be sometimes, but the guy is professional beyond belief.
Neville gets slagged off yer has won so much as a player who played most games so it’s not like he was a squad player he was captain ffs
@wildebest he wasn't but he is still playing week in week out
wildebest let’s not mess about he playin in the most successful team in England over the best part of 20 years if he wasn’t any good he woulda been gone fergie got rid of amazing players all the tile so if Gary wasn’t any good he would’ve been gone like his
Brother
Mark Hughes
Andrei kanchelskis
Paul ince
Lee sharpe
Steve Bruce
Gary pallister
Jaap staam
Ruud van nistelrooy
David beckam
Nicky butt
And so on
Does he get slagged off?
He was a good player
I'll never understand why english people never give these players any credit FFS and then any time any foreign average player comes to PL they suck him off typical english people behaviour guy played for 20 years as RB and probably top 5 in that time and people say oh he was ok
Brilliant interview. Really enjoyed that one
More I watch these videos of Gary Neville, the more I respect him and it shows how much love a player can give to one club
Mr reliable. Solid player and at his prime was one of the best RB in the world.
I agree. He was amongst the best due to his consistency and reliability. That was his strength
One of the greatest rbs of all time
Lol not even close
He’s more than a rb he’s a leader. There wasn’t a player that gave more effort than he did.
You're talking off all time??? Hahaha I can think of plenty more off the top of my head he might have cared a lot but he didn't have any where near enough quality as the best of all time
He's very slow no good going forward if we are talking 50 best right backs of all time Gary Neville is not one of them
Thomas Kendell Name three rbs better than him I’ll wait
These are brilliant! Keep them coming.
Great interviews these, thanks guys.
I never ever thought that I would love and have so much respect for Gary Neville. I think he fully deserves a knighthood without a shadow of doubt.. Just my opinion and I cant stand United but have to give respect when due.
The Truth A knighthood?
I reckon he’d turn it down
You love him?
Gerrard got an MBE so I think Neville turned his cuz some but not all of the golden generation got an MBE offer that will one day become an obe or maybe I'm wrong and only gerrard got one cuz he was gerrard
MmmHmm definitely. He’s better than that.
Keep these videos coming, could listen to Gary talk all day
You need to get out more.
Loved the bits on Veron and how United and the game progressed. Ferguson was truly brilliant at adapting and moving with the times.
Once we get back to normal PLEASE keep doing this hour long kinda informal chats, love em
Gary "to be fair" Neville. Love the guy
Let's be clear... hes a great pundit
I will say, I agree
nev and carra should have there own weekly podcast on youtube by now for sure.....
DazzaMusic Neville has his own podcast on Spotify
100% I know there probably already busy travelling around with Sky but i would love to hear them talk to each other with out the cameras of sky to see if they act different
They both have their own podcasts
but done right with both men together on youtube with visual’s. imagine the guests they could get on and them running it means they ask the questions not sky....
saying that if they did one sky would be involved no doubt.
Love these videos, please keep doing them 👍🏼
Great interview. Love G.Nev. Legend of the game.
Whoever is here because of the title of the video, Gary starts talking about it at 39:29 and at 40:19 he specifically mentions those three clubs. LEGEND!
Spoiler🙄😁
Thx bro big help
@@righteouswarrior7621 what are you a sheep that you follow me blindly? :)
Leeds fan here going soft, but every time I hear Gary speak I am impressed. Respect.
I know what you mean. Hated him as a player obviously and I hate his club but you can't help respect him and I like the fact he hates us
@Pat Mahon
That's how we like it
@Pat Mahon We wouldn't want it any other way.
@@LUFC123 I join in the singing "we all hate Leeds scum" and I'm a Leeds fan!
Pat Mahon lol rivalry is everything in football 😂
Amazing insight to football, management , players and UTD.
What an amazing career, thank you.
Good to hear our legend again big up
People are sleeping on the fact that this man is an absolute legend... there is nothing out there he hasn't won in club football several times... playing week in week out
I’ve gave him a fair about of stick over the years but as a player he was exceptional and as a person he conducts himself extraordinarily. Nothing but respect for him as a leeds fan, other then the whole hating Man U thing
Liverpool fan here and him not wanting to play for us or you makes me just respect him so much more that someone like Owen. Even tho he is a dirty Man U'er.
Really interesting insight from Gaz. Very enjoyable. 👊🏻
These are actually good content, keep it up !
I actually respect Gary nev great pundit
People need to put some respect on G.Nevs name
I could literally listen to G Nev all day. It's definitely a gift he has
What fascinating and enjoyable insights into the club I’ve supported all my life and from the era I loved the most. As an adult I now completely understand why Gary was such an integral part of that dominant Utd side on and off the pitch. Quality watch. 👍🏻👊🏻 UTID! ♥️⚪️⚫️
Beckham says on his interview that he never wanted to leave United that he could have stayed forever
As a lfc fan...I must say I respect gary for his honesty
Loving these videos 🙏
Amazing video could listen to Gary forever! Geoff loves a tense whenever he thinks he might get shown on video 😂😂
Gary's got some rose tinted glasses when he talks about "the Man Utd conveyor belt" - very few youngsters brought through by Ferguson lasted past 25-26, then they were generally moved on and replaced with better players.
Only really Gary, Giggs and Scholes who made it right through from youth team to retirement - even Rooney who was there a long time was bought from another club, rather than being "homegrown" by the Utd youth system.
Ferguson was ruthless in that way, using young players to give energy to the team, and plug gaps when better players were rested / injured - but the key players the team relied on to give the quality needed to win trophies were mainly bought in after developing and building a reputation elsewhere.
It would be more accurate to say there were 2 conveyor belts and when a player reached their mid 20s they were assessed for ability to hold down a starting place, and more often than not they were moved on and a better replacement was added to the second conveyor belt to run through to retirement / moving abroad in their early 30s.
You know what I hope you don't get grief for this comment because at first I didn't agree but I see what you mean and it's very true absolutely spot on assesment that, there maybe a few exceptions someone will mention but still very true.
I can see some might think it's a criticism of Ferguson but it's not - he won everything and always kept a route for youth team players to get game time.
Neville is one of the few who actually made it all the way, but if he really looks at some of those players that came through after him, he'll see very few established themselves the way he did - his experience wasn't shared by many during Ferguson's time.
I actually think it's one of his greatest strengths as a manager - he never let the hype about "developing young players", or sentiment for those players, stand in the way of building a successful team and he always knew when to move players on and bring in quality.
He used young players to keep a certain level of hunger and energy about his team, but he always knew their limits and exactly how far they could take him on hunger and energy alone - and could see when those with more limited abilities were getting too old to offer the attributes he valued / needed in his squad.
G Nev is the perfect replacement if Gary Linekar ever leaves MOTD
I agree. BBC must have him on their shortlist of possible replacements. I don't think he would turn it down
Never thought about it but since uve said it
Leeds Fan here and 100 % thoroughly agree with that . Gary Neville is a great football analyst. Good shout
Always good value. Interesting guy.
This video was more like a chapter from an audiobook autobiography by Gazza. Keep them coming 👍👍
Very true you’ll never get a better midfield 4 then becks, Keano, scholes and Giggs. Loved listening to this nice one sky sports
Busquets xavi inesta
Tim Lehane that’s 3 I said 4 and none of them were around when we had them 4
Tim Lehane id take Keane over busquets and scholes is on par with xavi and iniesta to a point where they are both jealous of his passing
Like the new podcast-style format, would genuinely watch more of this post covid
Fascinating interview, crack a beer open chaps and enjoy 🍺 👏🏻
as a leeds fan i must admit to feeling slightly flattered that gary neville gives us a shout out.
he is a manc to his core and fair play to him.
we are ready to renew hostilities...
David’s words were “I’ve got talks” remember it like it was yesterday
Loved the Veron comments, makes so much sense now!
that was the best one of these by a mile
Mr Neville was a worthy opponent to us. A true club player, Respect
Anyone else remember singing this at old Trafford 😂 Gary Neville is a red, is a red, is a red, Gary Neville is a red he hates scousers!!!!
I still sing it lol
Holy crap... that one is old...
"Gary Neville shags his..." hmmm I must've been singing the wrong one!
@AVRO filmvideo what's a morron?
@AVRO filmvideo No.. Liverpool is scum.
38.45 for the question regarding the title of the video
Great interview and very insightful! Surprised he said arsenal though as I’d consider them a massive competitive rival in the early 2000s.
Need one of these everyday
As a Bayern fan I actually wondered if he would've played for Bayern if he had to leave United and then he mentioned us - although I didn't really expect it haha.
Everyone forgets that when Neville broke through as a kid and played for England in Euro 96, he was touted as a new defensive global superstar.
I wouldn’t mind to have gary at arsenal. With ashley cole on the left gary at the right, it would be a pretty solid defence out wide
To be fair to Lauren he was a beast
Yeah but Gary wanted to win trophies though so arsenal was not ever an option haha
Gary is the best pundit and has been for years - great video
ive been waiting for a utd player to talk about veron for YEARS...... YEARS.... he was such an awesome player and it pained me that it didnt quite work at UTD
Jeff get on the ket bro
who needs Gary Neville when you’ve got Luke Ayling?
Exactly
LEATHER SANDALS would like to see Gary Neville hit a first time volley mid air as sweet as Ayling did and it smash in off the under side of the bar🤷🏼♂️
Plus he has the better hair 🥵
wildebest he’s about 60 lad
Who?
Enjoyed more like that great interview Gary's a good talker too. Plus imagine him and Ashley Cole rb and lb.
It happened with England
@@jamesheath7601 I know but I'm an arsenal fan. England is every now and again. Rooney played for England it doesn't mean I wouldn't have loved to see him at arsenal for ten years.
Really like Gary Neville so informative
Have a day off, we had Sun Jihai.
does Geoff live inside a branch of Waterstones?
I've really been enjoying these footie banter shows Gary nev is a very clever dude it's a shame the management gig never worked out cause with his experience and the right team I don't see how he could fail I know he's got a stake in Salford city but maybe if say he was to go to a Macclesfield or a Stockport and take it from there hey him and Carra would be a cracking team and I'd bring in Nicky Butt as the silent enforcer it couldn't go wrong anyway these shows are great I've been watching all-sorts I'm a long time Forest supporter and we've got a guy called Ben Dore he's a Nottingham geezer thru and thru and does a regular you tube vlog goes to all the games nice guy funny guy check him out and I must admit I've become addicted to arsenal TV with big Robbie the banter is unbelievable with Troopz and Dt it is very entertaining I'm a forest fan forever but I just like looking at other teams and old games my fave team is the 1982 Brazil team with Socrates et al and my all time best player is the divine pony tail Roberto Baggio he was a football magician of course there have been many and when I get asked to come up with an all time best 11 most of them come from Brazil with Baggio as Captain so there it is thanks again guys for these shows don't stop they're brilliant from David in East Anglia
Gary is brilliant. Very funny and incredibly knowledgable.
GNev: crap curtains in the 90s, crap curtains in the 20s
Gary don't know if you'll ever see this bro but ur a top man 4 giveing up ur hotel in this mad a this is from a souser repeced
Are you even English 🤣
Giving*
Scouser*
Respected*
You’re*
Yo get a life man
Zomiewambat I have a life otherwise I would not exist you fool
Zomiewambat go back to school you fool can’t even get simple grammar correct.
Ok have good day pal
Speaking of top signings, I think Neville and Carragher have been two of the best signings made by any TV station.
Liverpool fan whst a legend this man is. Garys not bad himself either. Two greats
We had Gary Kelly 🤷♂️
Yes we did!! Mot.
We have a team in the prem and thanks to u RIO FERDINAND AND CANTONA THANK YOU
@@ahajjansn3582 Where you from?
@@dbarker1042 Rochdale 10 mins away from manchester
@@ahajjansn3582 why not support Rochdale?
You are wrong Gary, you didn't have the best midfield of all times. The best midfield of all times was Eddie Gray, Johnny Giles, Billy Bremmner & Peter Lorimer.
Souness, Kennedy, McDermott and Case for me.
Could hear speak about football and united all day , what a man
AASSenal!!
Amazing-I would have never expected him to say that, Tottenham perhaps
There's no way Gary could have gotten away with going to Arsenal back then.
we had better right backs
100% believe him... he hated lpool.... i just wished OWEN felt the same at playing for utd. Owen was all about himself to be fair, and will never have the hero status Nev, Stevie g, has for their respected clubs
Aye Absolutely,
Michael Owen Is Just A Traitor End Of Story,
Owen is a selfish shitbag. I'd love to be a fly on the wall next time him and Shearer are in the same room. See if the poison dwarf has anything to say about the toon then!!!
I could listen to Gary Neville talk about world football, specifically the premiership during the 1990s up until 2009, for hours and hours
like thats, good insight, a question for a future one, is how did Gary feel and treat players that played For say liverpool then came to Utd and how did his relationship with players who moved the other way go?