Casemiro scores and he first thing he says is he may cause problems with his age and his wages in the future but this season he’s been fantastic.
And yet he wants us to sign Kane who's the same age as Casemiro was when Cas signed for us.
So were Chelsea tbf, they've made some shocking decisions in our half. But we deservedly lead amyway.
It was such a bizarre comment especially given he said casemiro has had the biggest impact on us (and generally in the league)
They were, but they weren't dominating us.
Such a bizarre thing to say. He’s become hateful
Yeah that was weird as feck.
He said it was a foulAgain, blaming DDG for getting clattered by Pulisic
Again, blaming DDG for getting clattered by Pulisic
He was weird about this, talking about ddg having a kick out hence the Chelsea player reaction then seeing a replay and going, oh it's just a push.
That was hilarious. He made out Felix was special and brilliant every time he plays without realising he’s actually been very unproductive for Chelsea all season to the point they don’t want to keep him.
Asking his colleague whether Chelsea have an option for Felix. Bore off!
It's standard Neville terrified of coming across as biased and instead wanting to be seen as the ultimate balanced professional so everytime he says something good he has to follow it up with a near insult
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He does ask the tough questions other pundits are afraid to ask, is croissant bread or pastry? it's almost poetic.
I had to answer a quiz question about croissants on a team building thingy with work yesterday. What country invented the croissant? (no googling)
Vienna, Austria. Also something I learnt at a pub quiz.
Think I've said this before, but I'll say it again - It is kind of mad that a fairly understated Right Back who when he was playing probably was unknown to most people who didn't follow football - is now basically a household name in the UK.
Exactly…still my first reaction whenever I see any Neville news unrelated to football. The fact that I have friends who could not give a toss about football know who he is astounds me.
He's played it well to be fair, he leans into controversy and anything that'll go viral. That mini-retirement lark was definitely just attention seeking and everyone seems to have given him what he wants.
Micah has done very well for himself post-football to be fair (but then he's quite the personality... which I'm not sure you could say about G.Nev) - but I still think it's very much sport-centric.
Try bursting into the office, laughing in an over the top way and then say "you don't know where I'm from dog"
Not when you consider Jermain Jenas, a significantly less famous and successful footballer, presents the one show.
