Beckham on Netflix Doc & Messi | Stick to Football EP 2

[@johngammon963]

Keane deserves the love and respect he's now given - what a guy.

[@matthewjamison]

I love him & I'm a Liverpool supporter. Didn't when he was playing mind you. But I respect him as a great player/leader & now pundit. He's Man Utd's Souness.

[@SoundBuckle]

There's a reason that united team had so much confidence - they all had each other's back, and nobody more than Keane.

[@Delboy0]

As Liverpool fan, Vieira was the more talented midfielder as a neutral. But Keane was a strong will character that made him world class. but I never thought I was say this but love him off the pitch. Who’d thought the angriest and most competitive player the Premier League has ever seen, would have a razor sharp whit and a sense of humour that would make him so fun to watch.

[@MaximuS2023]

For someone already a legend and high status in society speaking with such high respect regarding an athlete shows how true gentleman, respectful David is My love, my respect and my all for David ❤

[@antok7]

​@@matthewjamison Souness hasn't got anywhere near the character of Keane. Souness is a Tory and worked for The Sun for feck sake 😂

[@kylelee7240]

The hairs on the back of my neck stood up during the documentary when they cut to Keane protecting Beckham in 98/99 and saying you go after him, you go after all of us. What a man to have your back like that.

[@nyykSIUUU]

i shouted at my tv😭😭

[@Rickytapia1k]

Plil😊😊

[@theblackdouglas4772]

Maybe one of the best moments of the documentary

[@mani-egg]

Mine stood up just from reading this, great anekdote😎🤙

[@DSQueenie]

Same. His loyalty is his best feature.

[@LighthouseJaye]

Hands down the best Beckham interview I've seen. You can see him being himself because these are the lads that knew him before the noise. Big up to Gary on this one as well👏🏾

[@russyJ20]

Better than when Ali G. interviewed him? Naa

[@nickellion3657]

👋👋👋👋👋

[@pm2342]

The documentary on NF is a nice watch too

[@alijames180]

Yes

[@jonocharteris]

@@russyJ20pair play to becks and posh especially the way they handled that was brilliant. One of the greatest ever interviews

[@michaelkahama3459]

Roy Keane man. I feel like crying because that character is heavy in Utd's changing room. It's painful that dressing room lost such a character and it pains. All former Utd legends mention Keane as an example of setting standards. The best Captain

[@connagh11]

As a die hard LFC supporter i admire Roy even back in the day he was an absolute United icon. He has my respect and love now la.

[@yangzixiang6605]

how much better utd would be now if there's a character like keane in the team

[@nas84payne]

As an Arsenal fan, we know about the characters of that United team, the epic battles we had… Beckham, Neville, Keane… truly a great rivalry.

[@michaelkahama3459]

@@nas84payne I know the tribal rivalries between Liverpool v Utd and Arsenal v Spurs but the epic rivalry, for football reasons and standards was Arsenal v Manchester United. It was epic. Tunnel bursts, Keane v Vierra, the Pizza gate, The Ruud Van Nisterooy and Martin Keown feud at Old Trafford, Arsenal winning the league at Old Trafford in 2002. I enjoyed it. Manchester United and Arsenal are, I think, the two clubs that have had managers serve more than 20+ years. Wenger and Ferguson PL Legends.

[@Macheda4Life]

That changing room now has trashford, crapguire , jador looserancho and mc talentless inside what did you expect. 😂

[@alcoyne3333333333333]

Keane brought out the best of David here because he felt safe in his company.. and what David's Dad said about Keane at the end says everything you need to know about him from real football man. Respect

[@peternicho]

Love the attitude of Keane sticking up for the team players especially in games.

[@icessoup]

These guys were something else, top class players

[@benwu7980]

Such an era to have been a fan of the game, even though I did not actually have an allegiance to a team. That 1999 treble was a thing of utter beauty to watch, even though as Roy or David pointed out, he (and Scholes) missed the Bayern final. While Sheringham and Solskjær that night scored, both goals had Beckham as assist, or involved. Epic times and possibly still my favorite ~90 minutes of sport.

[@paulmrodriguez]

A good lad

[@thefullenergychannel2879]

@@benwu7980 wyes back in the days when watching united was box office

[@Rumbu_P]

Obviously man has been sticking up for his mates & now sticking to football

[@ajmorley1519]

The way Beckham talks about Keane is outstanding. Utmost respect they have got each other after everything is incredible

[@Porter540]

Anyone who played with Keane talks about him like that, top bloke 💯

[@Panenka-tt6nm]

You can clearly see Keane has massive respect for Becks

[@osamashaheen972]

The moment Ted Beckham came in and put his arms around Keano and Writty was incredibly emotional and touching. You can also see how David is humbled and happy to hear his father say, "He's a good lad." It was a brilliant episode that truly showcased the human side of these legends. I used to watch you guys while living in Syria in the 90s. I was never a Man Utd fan, but I always had respect for you, from afar especially Keano.

[@Longeezy]

Yes, good old Writty

[@satiricalhaz-homeofbanter4371]

​@@Longeezyhe's from syria, don't be a dick

[@osamashaheen972]

@@Longeezy what are you about?

[@finze1]

After winning countless trophies, millions made off commercial partnerships, marrying celebrity royalty and owning a global franchise, there's still no honour higher than getting called 'a good lad' by your Dad.

[@padraigocobthaigh1770]

This is what we always wanted. These guys are so honest and genuine they get the best out of each other. Beckham is so relaxed because he knows he's with his good mates that always had his back. Absolutely superb podcast. Gary in particular deserves so much credit for putting these legends together. Brilliant 👏 👏 👏

[@ebukaenweugwu3160]

As real as it could get

[@PaolaBarrientos]

I was never a fan of Beckham but after watching the Netflix documentary and several interviews, I can say I am a fan now. He seems genuinely humble.

[@Ian-bq7gp]

Both Becks and Wrighty are into motorbikes and clearly prefer the anonymous look a full face lid gives them.

[@daddyslaggy8606]

The media portrayed a very different picture of him even his wife after watching the documentary u can see they are good people.

[@alZiiHardstylez]

@@daddyslaggy8606 Yeah I feel like an idiot for falling for the narrative they were trying to promote. Those two really are good people. It was nice seeing their soul rather than the nonsense tabloids.

[@alcoyne3333333333333]

@peola . Don't forget David made the documentary himself and had control over what was put in or not put in .. just saying 😮

[@PaolaBarrientos]

@@alcoyne3333333333333 true.

[@kabirarora49]

I just hope this show never stops, no useless forced banter like other shows but naturally flowing between mates.

[@queensberryrulez5306]

League of their own 🤮

[@CERWINVEGAredRING]

@Grayson-fo2lhstop spreading the word of the kiddy fiddler mohamed

[@hello_there77]

Only issue is the TEENAGER SPITTER Carragher being there.

[@paulocoreas5171]

No doubt, wasted so much time watching AFTV.

[@roytore5062]

I hope they can implement timestamps for all of keans quips, it's a hassle having to skip over the other drivel

[@yanagishuji1820]

slowly gonna become the golden era of PL podcast

[@sabahmed5301]

Slowly? Already is!

[@Steve-kl3yl]

The golden era of PL podcast? What are the other eras?

[@Gayleem]

It’s hardly a podcast when there’s literally only a video version of it

[@jasoncreamer314]

​@alta8029, I didn't know Joe rogan played in the PL

[@yanagishuji1820]

times are changing gramps. Nowadays podcast can also be in moving picture format@@Gayleem

[@allbies]

His Dads words at the end have Roy near to tears. You can tell they all have been through so many shared experiences together and have a lot of love for each other. It's a beautiful thing, as Ted said himself.

[@nyikanzyimi4566]

Roy Is not near tears anywhere 😂😂

[@allbies]

Looked really emotional to me. Maybe he's just looking tired 😅@@nyikanzyimi4566

[@erikdenstore1197]

Imagine Ted being a massive united fan his whole life, now standing casually hanging out with Keane talking old memories

[@jasonjohnson5408]

Not many blokes Keano would allow to put their hand on his shoulder like that but Becks's dad is one of them, you can see how the core team mates were genuinely like family, they knew each others family well, mums, dads etc I think this is what made Man Utd so formiddable on the pitch, the players would die for each other and fight to the last, and do it against the world coming at them, if necessary

[@cantona0823]

This! This is what we have lost, and I fear UTD will never be the UTD of old, they may win the odd titles here and there but what utd really represent is pretty much gone . I dont say utd of old just in terms of titles, but what the club really meant, the staff , core of the team were mostly from uk . utd has always been bigger than football and that's what the club stood for.

[@Eric-zo8wo]

0:00: ! David Beckham talks about meeting Messi's dad and his involvement in bringing Messi to Miami. 4:39: 😮 The speaker was emotional about a player's decision to come to Miami after months of hard work and offers from other teams. 8:38: 🎥 David Beckham discusses the challenges and collaborations involved in starting his soccer team, Inter Miami. 12:51: ⚽ Football was the speaker's escape from the pressures of social media and criticism. 17:43: 🔴 Beck discusses a low point in his football career and the importance of having the right support system. 21:41: 🚗 The speaker talks about buying a Bentley and discussing flashiness and style. 25:47: 😔 The speaker reflects on the challenges and criticisms they faced in their career, but acknowledges that those experiences shaped their success. 30:10: 🤨 David Beckham discusses his relationship with Alex Ferguson and his controversial haircuts. 34:10: ❤ The speaker expresses love for the club and discusses the lack of issues in the dressing room. 38:34: ! Gary Neville and David Beckham had a special connection on and off the pitch. 43:20: 🎥 Ted's father reflects on his son's successful career in the film industry. Recap by Tammy AI

[@dobroiualexandru8813]

your a legend

[@howardchambers9679]

Yeah or we could watch the video and get everything in context.

[@seanspenser]

Never seen Roy as moved as when Ted was talking about him, genuinely looked like he was going to cry. Probably thinking about his own late father also. What a great episode

[@dkexpat2755]

i might be stupid but i thought he said that about cantona to beckham am i wrong?

[@thespudman693]

​@@dkexpat2755nah he referred to the booking against juventus which was keane getting a yellow card to rule him out of the final but still had the game of his life to help them beat juventus.

[@christophergallagher3845]

​@@dkexpat2755he was talking about Keane, the other guys just joked to Roy he meant david and not him but he did mean Roy

[@l8sk8r86]

Messi, yadayadaya … what fans really wanna know: How much does Bendit spend on Beard Mascara?

[@ProphetVictory]

Nah, he hates compliments about his performance in Turin. Thinks it insults his professionalism.

[@DavidMcCartney789]

You’ll never get another David Beckham. So humble, so famous, still comes across like a working class hero. Name any celebrity of the last 10 years, dont care who they are, arent in his league. Legend!

[@nickybutt9733]

James Corden.

[@1289alan]

​@@nickybutt9733😂😂

[@da_great_mogul]

Nadal

[@tosexe2535]

Justin Bieber, Michael Jackson, Mark Goldbridge

[@Axelblaze1022]

Lionel Messi exists btw,even Beckham calls him humble

[@thetrappedchatterbox7941]

Keane is always drinking the tea and eating the biscuits during these. Even in his Netflix clip he's drinking tea and eating biscuits 😂

[@EmArgh]

You can take the boy out of Cork. Haha. But why wouldn't you, sometimes it's chill to just munch, more relaxing, and ngl, some of the snacks and food look nice, irritates me when people don't eat them.

[@awesomebosom]

Keane is the Brad Pitt of these interviews.

[@mayankmadaan1835]

absolutely 😂😂

[@dacads]

Mans gotta eat

[@thatsthejobbb8587]

This is RELIGION in Cork boiiii😂

[@niro__dj]

This is one of the all time best pieces of content Gary and the gang have produced. So great to see our former national captain so relaxed and in his element amongst some of his best mates

[@pushpxl]

Becks was unbelievable - his work rate, how tough he was on the pitch, he was a pest if we were losing until we scored a goal he would not stop crossing, passing, chasing down every ball. Never got distracted from his own fame and grand life, that's why I was mad at Fergie and still am for making him leave Manu, his outside life never got into his professional career because he was the most dedicated footballer I have seen in a United shirt, true red through and through. Happy to witness the class of 92 with my own eyes ❤‍🔥

[@Bobby_sprinkles]

I love how complimentary everyone always is about Keane but also, how humble he is. He always turns it back and says it was a good group.

[@mccoycol]

great comment. non Utd fan but superb player and we are all starting to see, superb guy.

[@doombrush]

​@jabron.destoroyahDoesn't try to be anything other than Himself and at time totally hilarious 🎉🎉🎉

[@starkteller]

To see Roy beam at hearing David’s dad give him praise at the end rather than push it off like normal made this whole episode for me!

[@fromtheterraces4747]

Ian Wright is a national treasure. They way he loves and admires the relationship David and Ted have at the end there despite the shortcomings of his own father and his abusive stepfather having such a huge effect on his early life. Very refreshing to see

[@michaelrounds]

Ian Wright is a living legend like all of them, I don't agree with him on everything but he's a;ways honest and speaks from the heart!!!

[@LUFC123]

Absolutely

[@angrystones]

Couldn’t agree more here. Can see him get a bit emotional with it, Gary too.

[@Willsredcar]

Keane Juventus performance was just incredible when you look at the Juventus midfield. He dragged the team forward and got them to the final.

[@Bluersilk555]

Absolutely......👍🏻

[@PaulinKantue]

This interview with these legends I grew up admiring, reminds me of how pure, fabulous and full of heartache it can be following your passion and your dream for you and your loved ones. These people have nothing left to prove because they sacrificed so much for their love of the beautiful game. After a certain age, ego doesn't matter. Self-reflection on how to pay it forward for the opportunities you've had in life is all that matters.

[@steveauburn6332]

As flashy as Beckham was his work rate on the pitch was absolutely incredible. His performances in the treble winning season were out of this world, he contributed in pretty much every major moment that season.

[@bs4754]

One of the hardest working players I’ve seen.

[@numsig]

Yet Rivaldo won the Ballon D'Or? I think Becks deserved it that season for sure...

[@kennywilkinson913]

​@numsig If you didn't say it, I would have.

[@fazrulyusof6519]

I still think he was robbed by Rivaldo for the 99 Balloon D'Or...

[@kyriacandro]

​@@bs4754used to complete a beep test

[@tiatanaka4926]

Gary humility is unmatched. Him being aware of his limits and engaged 150% in every second on the pitch made him one of the best kind of teammate who could dream of having

[@allbies]

Agreed, every team needs its roleplayers. Gary was a very solid defender and performed his job very well and very cosnsistently. Those players are the solid foundations that allow your world class attackers to do their magic.

[@martingallows7879]

Aware of his limits? He was one of the best rb's the country has ever had!

[@allbies]

Yes he had limits going forward due to the era he was in and the style Man U were playing. He wasn't Roberto Carlos going forward was he?@@martingallows7879

[@davedennison7386]

I'm a lifelong Arsenal fan but I really admire Neville, hes biased and i rarely agree with him but he is a total club man and in his pomp, one of the best right backs in the world.....always respect Beckham and Keane as well..

[@One.Zero.One101]

@@martingallows7879 Yep if I was making a team in the 90s Gary would be my first choice at right back.

[@edgarj4815]

Thanks you Neville and Becks and Keane for making my childhood full of trophies. Love you guys as Manchester United fan thank you again.

[@TheDizzydiana]

Feel sorry for the kids today, they only know about the misery the Glazers have caused. Love what you put.

[@12Hydrocarbon]

Absolutely mate, this video alone made me forget the chaos we are currently in. The legacy these men build is actively being destroyed by bunch charlatans.

[@Hajinrei]

i just had to see this as a reminder on how great that era was for Manchester United. it's frustrating to be a United fan these days 😅

[@BHyouknowthat]

@jabron.destoroyahyour club 🤦‍♂️😂😂

[@prf7237]

You never won the trophies though, did you?

[@andersjensen1499]

Friends, teammates and family - no one is going through it alone. The great ones have that in common - they all know how they got there. I am amazed that David was able to though those hard times and end up today being a man in great harmony. The greatest respect from me.

[@elnino3903]

17:10 when Keano is watching himself confront the player that just kick becks, brilliant. You can tell from his facial expression he went to that dark place even while sat there next to Uncle Wright.

[@PetterStoners]

Just what a United fan needed after that horrible display vs Galatasaray. Becks was the first superstar us kids fell in love with and as a kid that couldn't fathom everything it was hard to swallow that he left United for Real Madrid. Will be nice to dive into his documentary to get a glimpse of why and how it all happened. The Overlap is growing into my favourite show on youtube. Great guests and the hosts are brilliant from their casual sides!

[@PEGGLES93]

Arguably makes it worse with last nights result. Keane talking about fighting for your team mates, not one soul in a united shirt is doing that at the moment.

[@splash9087]

@@PEGGLES93funny thing is i genuinely do think they are trying but they just aren’t good enough

[@conky83]

@@PEGGLES93 I, personally, enjoy seeing less fighting on the pitch. Long live the days where being a complete twat to the opposition is not wanted anymore. Neil Ruddock and the like would struggle these days, thankfully.

[@paulleech6797]

He just said in this why he left united did u even watch it 😂

[@danaandmusic]

Ive just watched the doc, it was magical. The ending when he actually really sign Messi gave me goosebumps, I love David Beckham!

[@theoneandonly34]

Love seeing his dad ted! So wholesome. Giving credit to Keane!

[@mediacenterman8583]

Ted is a Top Red, 100% watched more of Keane at United than he did his own son.

[@SeanH1984]

What a brilliant, unscripted, natural conversation between mates. Just so happens they were part of the golden-era of the PL. Hearing them speak individually gives you an idea why they were successful in their own right, but hearing them talk collectively shows you why Man Utd as a team was pretty much impenetrable during their playing years. The teamwork, the commitment, the loyalty, the hard work, and everything else paid off. Love this interview with Becks and great to hear them laugh and joke. I don’t think I stopped smiling while watching it

[@DavidGray-o7f]

I'm an expat living overseas, and to me this show is far more than a football programme. It's the pinnacle of regular English chat/banter/humour that 90% of the population participate in every day., and boy do I miss it. This is England. You don't appreciate what you got until you don't have it no more, cheers mate.

[@Lauren_MUFC16]

The praise and respect Keane still gets from his ex teammates speaks volumes. He was a class captain…the best captain, in my opinion, United ever had. Great episode with the 5 blokes. 👍🏻

[@eddiek8179]

Easily the best.

[@alexraynos4377]

Robbo was epic also

[@Lauren_MUFC16]

@@alexraynos4377 of course, Robbo is a legend as well

[@alexraynos4377]

@@Lauren_MUFC16 both the best captains I’ve seen in my lifetime Nobody else comes close

[@nas84payne]

As an Arsenal fan, we always eagerly anticipated battles with Keano. Obviously him an Viera was epic.

[@hatchymallon1821]

How can you not like Roy Keane? What a player to have in your team.

[@aaroncottam]

Both episodes so far have had me fully gripped, this is all it needs to be - nothing forced, nothing scripted, just amazing chemistry between legends of the game. I'm so glad this exists.

[@RBisoldandtired]

Love that when they get together theres still that sort of 'heirarchy' between Nev Becks and Keano despite Becks being the worldwide superstar and Nev almost like the face of Sky Sports football...they both still look at Keane like hes the captain! Keano meanwhile is tucking into sweets lol

[@brokskii3205]

Roy Keane man what a legend!! Just look at how he defends Becks, a real leader. This was the United I grew up watching and loved, warriors fighters ballers teammates batteling each game together. Wished I could say the same with this current squad smdh

[@binzy698]

30:55 "I could understand that .... ermmm .. well actually I can't" :D perfect comic timing

[@stagumphs]

I like Neville’s self deprecation but he was one of the best right backs in the world for a couple of years. He’s always considered as England’s best ever right back, whether you like him or not.

[@KetwigKeith]

Neville in terms of career and achievements is probably England's best right back. But in terms of pure ability I honestly think Walker and maybe even a few others are ahead.

[@biniamdebesay6594]

It's crazy how he understates his career, he was a sensational player.

[@michaelcarter983]

It sometimes annoys me when neville puts himself down because he's easily England & utds best ever right back & this's coming from a spurs fan

[@21DMN]

I appreciate Neville but Walker is the best

[@michaelcarter983]

@21DMN nah if you watch nevilles footage he was the start of the wing back roll & excellent at it

[@icessoup]

Beckham is the reason i started watching football as a kid, these players are just something else. Couldnt help but fall in the love with the sport, Keane having his back like that is beyond beautiful. Amazing character

[@adamsutton4363]

Astonished why Gary gets stick, passion and commitment to giving back to the fans is unparalleled

[@DPLFC]

Ive noticed in the last 6 months hes become a lot more neutral as a pundit and I honeslty really like him more and more

[@lagofala]

Gary always undersells himself. He's the most consistent right back in epl history.

[@salinaeritrea337]

Beckham will be remembered as one of the greatest football players for generations to come.

[@mjimlee]

By english red devils from manchester only

[@colmmeade1824]

Of all time

[@nas84payne]

Still the best crosser of a ball I’ve seen.

[@JamesMcQueen74]

Glad I got to witness these guys in a action in their pomp - the 90’s were the golden years for me not just in football but everywhere, the music, the culture, the birth of the premier league, aged 15 to 25 what a time to be alive at that age.

[@richardprice9917]

agreed mate - the glory years

[@gmanDecksT]

Some of the best years. Watching Utd being reborn. Discovering some of the dopest hip-hop ever being made. Proper club scene with no social media.

[@jhamler1]

@@gmanDecksT I guess everybody naturally loves their 20's decade, no matter which decade, but I feel blessed to have been in my Twenties during the Nineties. If that makes any sense.

[@tobyflagg8058]

1990s football and music scene was better than the drivel now.

[@nas84payne]

Was an amazing era. And Beckham Mania was crazy! Kids these days won’t know how big it was. And as an Arsenal fan, our rivalry with United was epic. Great players, big characters on both teams, two huge clubs, with two elite managers going at it 😁

[@dedetrader983]

Beckham is the reason I become Man United fans to this day. People only see Beckham as a celebrity, but as a footballer, he is top player with high level footballing skills, particularly his unique ability as a free-kick specialist and to make an accurate cross even when he's running

[@mrpk1719]

One of the sweetest right foot the game has ever seen

[@devito501]

He was one of the best players in the world in my eyes .

[@dannyharris527]

After he's hair cut, the free kick.... Wrighty "yes bro" Keano "keeper?" 😂😂😂

[@ronaldso5994]

Lol is so nice to see when Ted's talking abour Roy and Roy turn into a kid Love these guys

[@kh7688]

This made me more emotional than the documentary for some reason. Just seeing Becks in this environment with friends. With guys he's won everything with. He was right at home and it took me back to the days when he was at United and we were a force to be reckoned with. Perhaps, because we are so poor now. These memories mean that much more, but there is no doubt that period of United's dominance was something special. Deserves to be preserved in a time capsule.

[@dylanmulroe9978]

How lucky them United players were to have someone like Roy Keane in their team, what a player

[@Tankpacqikcao]

Doesnt need to be good, just knows how to play and stood up like a captain would. Back then i thought of simplicity and what each player represents. AC milan is Maldini Juventus is Del piero Roma is Totti INTER is Zanetti MAN UNITED IS KEANE liverpool is Gerrard Those were my childhood hero

[@tallesmagno201]

Like Bryan Robson before him, a great captain and player.

[@theb-show2702]

You guys don't miss, love the lineup. Roy's reaction or just him sitting there with tea and a biscuit, talking about Beck's spending🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 pure gold man

[@JishuKC]

This is So Refreshing for me ,Watchine Keano, Becks, Nev together , its like going back to my teens , - i just cant stop loving you them and The Overlap Stick to football🎉

[@donalddarmsteadt3541]

Roy Keane has been up the mountain and back, probably owns property up there. But I've never seen him turn such a shade of red as when Beck's dad gave him that compliment. World class.

[@GloryDaze73]

The documentary was actually really good! I can't believe how badly people were bullying him and Victoria...was really shocking to hear the crowd singing all the profanities at the games and encouraging the opposite teams to tackle Beckham 😮 I have a lot of respect for Posh and Becks! ❤

[@rosshaugh7937]

the way Ted speaks about Keane is great to see. He knows more than most what Roy did for Becks in the 98/99 season after the world cup.

[@sammystate21]

The level of respect that’s given to Roy throughout all these get-togethers they have is incredible. It’s great to see/hear about him, I was a little young when he played but he just Sounds like a solid guy.

[@sighfly2928]

That was his job.

[@samuelmorales2033]

Roys face when he heard Messis advice was "to walk more on the pitch" is poetry

[@jt5765]

So great to see some absolute legends from the 90's paying tribute to Becks & what he has done for the game. As a MUFC fan since the Cantona days the memories this has brought back alongside Becks' Netflix doc has beought me to tears a few times. I always rated him & thought the stick he & Victoria got was out of order. Thanks for the greatest years of MUFC history fellas. Plus Wrighty & Carra for being top blokes 😂

[@cmac8722]

This was brilliant to watch. As a boy Becks was my absolute idol, I adored him like kids adore Messi and Ronaldo now. I love hearing the old United lads talk about that era at the club, so much nostalgia, respect, love, humout etc between them. I could sit and watch & listen to them hours just talk

[@bud1876]

I have been critical of Gary Neville a few times ... but the guy is a non stop worker... it kind if mirrors his career as a footballer. An outstanding right back in my eyes. And you can clearly see the bond that is there among Gary, David and Roy... friends for life

[@jetstream9480]

He is a hardworking lad

[@jenkeating1111]

Love Ted Beckham, as a red, acknowledging Roy’s sacrifice against Juventus in the semi final in ‘99, it absolutely broke my heart that he didn’t get to play in the final and it was his sacrifice and the way he played for the rest of that game that put United into the final. My grandad Jack O’ Sullivan was a massive United fan who also knew Roy from around Cork (my Grandparents lived in Mayfield) and from the time I entered this world he insisted I would be a red too and he sadly died 2 years before they won the treble. Watching the documentary and that final moment in 99 made me cry again thinking back to when I was 16 watching it all unfold on the tv and feeling so sad that he never got to witness that history 😢. I also loved seeing Roy stick up for Becks the way he did in 98….they don’t make em like they did in the 90’s….Cantona….Irwin….my own hero Keano, Becks and the class of 92 ❤ Made my childhood a stellar one. Loved the episode 🙏🏻

[@slowmo9642]

The role grandparents play in yer life can be very undervalued.

[@zeeiscreative]

''Me and Victoria...Me and Victoria''. You can tell he's proud of his wife and their love! ♥

[@doorstepactivecoach5736]

The last part seeing David Beckham’s Dad talk about how football has been his life and the way he’s been there for his son’s unbelievable career was special.

[@JonerFootball]

Different class this! When Keano said “The Free kick” I literally laughed for a good 2 minutes 🤣🤣🤣

[@seanfriel2677]

Belter hahahah

[@jrard92]

16:50. Keane's laugh. He loved that challenge 🤣🤣🤣 and loved Neville's reaction to Sherwood. He loved rough moments on the field

[@ColonelSternlove]

This podcast after 2 episodes has become essential viewing/listening. Need this regularly and more often.

[@TheOverlap]

Plenty more to come. See you next Wednesday!

[@FeltMarvellous]

@@TheOverlapyou guys are building something incredible. Very emotional watching this

[@jdunne04]

Such a nostalgia trip. Growing up watching these plays almost feels like I was there with them.

[@HR-3]

As a West Ham fan always had loads of respect for Keane what a man. A proper Footballer. Nice touch from Ted he must be very proud of David. That was a good watch.

[@Jumka]

Just seeing Becks dad put his arms round Keano and Wrighty is all I needed to see today. Beautiful.

[@danielowen7086]

Top lad Beckham. I'm a massive Liverpool fan, and I love to see the banter and friendship now with Neville, Carragher, Keane and Wrighty. Always great to listen to these guys 👍

[@dan.808]

Doesn’t matter who you support does it

[@krichenomar7048]

Had a little tear when Beck's dad praised Keano in the end. Better end than Titanic! Thank you for the memories and thank you for making me love the game : ))

[@iqbaliushasan]

Only time I've ever seen Keano smile like that 😂😂

[@peterf08]

Ye im a Liverpool fan and that was powerful, great moment to see Keane getting the respect he deserves

[@krichenomar7048]

@@peterf08 Yeah I have the same feeling towards Klopp, can't help but the like the guy

[@terrydougherty5714]

David Beckham owes his father a great deal. Sounds like his father loved football was tough on David to practice, practice practice, but it helped David be the player he was. Incredible that DB was linked into the Manchester United team at 14 yrs old.

[@allbies]

It's the most emotional I've seen Roy, he looked near tears

[@lucu01]

Becks was truly Golden Balls, what a player, what lad, what a man. He's led an amazing life, still a long way to go, this was a great episode, thanks! From a Spurs fan #COYS

[@nicemandan]

Obviously, I'll never get a chance to speak with David Beckham, but this is the chat I'd like to have. Thank you all, great stuff.😊

[@SongofIceandTea]

Beckham is the biggest name in football, there many kids in my country who lived in village knows Beckham, when they didn't even have TV in their house, and even at his 48 years old his name still matters that he could bring the GOAT to play in MLS, that's a true magnet.

[@skylarutd]

Love the part Beck's talk about Keane. Something missing at United

[@mananchauhan3404]

Time stamp?

[@jasen636]

@@mananchauhan3404 13:45

[@jamesreaco]

@@mananchauhan3404 13:48

[@NotRickShiels]

Far from a man united fan but this bloke is one of my favourite players, ever. Not even really for what he did on the pitch while at united (which was quality) but everything from his career at huge clubs, england, off the pitch & now Inter Miami. Beckham, you are a legend.

[@gaskellr44]

He apparently had a screaming fit when he found out he wasn't getting a knighthood, surely that tells you something about him.

[@LFel23]

What a boy Keane is. Someone to have in your corner when everyone’s on your back. As a Liverpool fan, Keane is one hell of a leader. Love the guy.

[@markwoods6794]

Becks and Keane have always been my two favourite. Having someone have your back like that on the pitch just makes all the difference going into a game

[@tylerjones5926]

One of most emotional footballs episodes to come out. Amazing link up of footballers and also Ted. Special moment for wrighty and Keano when Ted put his arms round them for a good 5 minutes, u can tell it was a special moment for everyone❤️Was a special way to end with Ted coming in. Nice one Gary👌🏼

[@BRIGADEAR]

Oh yeah so emotional. Am crying here!!!!!

[@aftabbashir4924]

Love Becks. I remember that time after the world cup, as a Utd fan, the club felt like one massive family. Nobody liked us coz we were winning everything in sight, then the Becks incident was further fuel on the fire, we felt so much united on and off the pitch as a club. Hard to say that about us nowadays but it shows how far we have fallen from our hey days but it shows by the leaders and charachters we had in the team. Love Keanes leadership, absolute class and its great seeing Becks speak highly of him and vice versa. Great podcast btw, no forced laughter and click bait trolling.

[@ManUtdTheReligion]

This is pure gold. Six of the best people talking openly and it made me quite emotion hearing Ted Beckham join in at the end for a wonderful cameo. JG

[@rosshaugh7937]

Well 5, really, but i know what you mean.

[@spongebobsquaretits]

@@rosshaugh7937 somebody had to be there to make the tea and do the snacks

[@rosshaugh7937]

@@spongebobsquaretits 😆

[@boombringer4078]

Becks, Keano and gary neville are all childhood heroes to me! its great seeing them now together doing things like this!!!

[@marcosarg1]

"what was your lowest point in your career?" Kean: "That free kick!" LOL Savage!

[@tashrif46]

Ian Wright and Jamie Carragher are brilliant in this.

[@AR-wn8gw]

Wrighty barely talks

[@tashrif46]

@@AR-wn8gw well he brings a good energy

[@fightingthebelljar6776]

My man

[@bendover5768]

Ian wright is always positive and humble

[@duncanmacphee200]

This is an amazing programme. Fantastic and insightful hosts, all giants of the game… plus Gary Neville. Just kidding, what a great guy Neville is when he's not wearing a United shirt.

[@RonanThomas]

The admiration for Roy that all these ex teammates have. Love to hear it...winner, leader, legend!

[@JamesSmith-qr7be]

For some reason I've always wanted to watch Keane and Becks in an interview together Keane has always defended Beckhams lifestyle publically because as he put it he backed it up on the training pitch and field. Becks gives Keane credit for the way he ran the dressing room setting high standards for the team (something all his previous teammates state) But the cherry on top and my favourite part was Beckhams Dad giving Keane praise and its probably the only time you see Keane that happy to receive it. Probably because he got it when it was Ted's time to praise Beckham but thats how good Keane was for Man Utd! Beckham's 99 season didnt deserve runner up for top player honors in my opinion. And I think Beckhams greatest attribute will forever be the fact that fame never stopped him giving his all to the game. It never turned him into a bad person. And most importantly the family man he has become when so many high profile celebrity couples dont make it Becks and Posh seemed of all of them the most likely to end in divorce was just so high profiled you almost had to assume it was for fame but it never was it was for love and still is and what a great story they are. If they go to their graves still together would have to be the most successfully high profile romance in history.

[@stevem2323]

Exactly, Becks was the real deal.

[@previnsnaidu1]

Becks being genuine in the doc and here in the video… love to see it. He usually seems so guarded after the years of paparazzi but not here, he was just able to be himself 🙌🏽

[@Rusty_2.4]

I love how even after all these years they still call Sir Alex "The Manager" and "The Gaffa". The levels of respect from that era will never be the same.

[@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings]

Overlap participating in Media Blackout of City Treble Ignoring it and continuing on as if Utd only Club to do Treble,no?🤔

[@jacobmilner9290]

@@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeingscry mate, it’s not a media blackout, it’s just that nobody cares about city

[@Rusty_2.4]

@@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings you must live a very sad life to have to fabricate something in your own head and actually believe it happened? They never mentioned City once in the whole interview, it was about Beckham and his new Doc.

[@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings]

Howard Webb named Chief Ref When City set out to equal Utd 3peat Casemiro leg breaker on Akanji ignored Why,if not concerned about City?🤔

[@Rusty_2.4]

@@HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings go and seek some help pal

[@Saborjake]

This is a beautiful episode. Rewatching all these great moments with United and seeing the aftermath with these legends is just so heartwarming.

[@mikemackay994]

I remember all these guys being mortal enemies. I don’t know if I’m just getting old, but football was better then. So we’re those playing it. This felt like being in the room with old foes becoming friends. A brilliant watch.

[@mediacenterman8583]

I remember Keane and Wrighty getting into it at Highbury ; they were both up for a scrap, And now they are like two old mates reminiscing..

[@pavolkocis7456]

I never saw Keane and Shearer together on a show. Would it ever happen?

[@gillie-monger3394]

No they weren't. Yes you are. No it wasn't. Not all of them by any stretch. Because it was. The only thing you got right.

[@RubyGeeScuderia]

Awh man seeing Gary and Becks in the same space again is so wonderful. The doco was awesome and I'm glad I've watched this afterwards

[@LukeGOONERmcCoy]

I'm an arsenal fan but tbh after seeing beckham doc it's unreal it got me soooooo much because i HONESTLY didnt realise how much becks went through in his life at that time it touched me tbh i have always loved him and grew up with him he was amazing everyone forgets him or underrated in my eyes

[@harrisonbwd3645]

Honestly might be the best series I’ve watched on youtube, can’t wait for more! Don’t ever stop!!! Beckham, what a guy man. But all these legends of the game in one room is just class. All so humble and hilariously great to watch. Keep it up Gaz!💙

[@tashrif46]

14:30 some of the things that happened in the aftermath of the 98 World Cup shows how you how fragile the modern footballer's mentality really is. Harry Maguire and Jadon Sancho got dropped by the manager of their club because of under-performance and criticized by the fans and they go and hide behind "mental health". While David Beckham had effigies burnt in England because he got provoked by Diego Simeone to kick him, resulting in a red card for England in a Round of 16 tie vs Argentina, he got no sympathy from any other club in England as well. And he was villain number 1 for something that was really unfair to him. And then lets not forget, the best player at that time, Ronaldo, got an epileptic fit hours before kick-off of the World Cup final, persuaded his coach Mario Zagallo even though he was not fit and Brazil got beaten 3-0. Mind you, Ronaldo carried an average Brazil team to the final. And what does he get after that final loss? Speculations of match fixing, NIKE contract money forcing him to play even though he was not fit and a meeting with the Brazilian Congress to explain his situation. He could have lost his life. Can you imagine that? The best player in the world at that time could have lost his life and yet people showed empathy at all. In his documentary, The Phenomenon on DAZN, he stated that football was gladiatorial back in the day and there were no facilities for mental help at all. And now players get upset because the manager criticized him in the public.

[@unforg1v3n]

I agree with everything you've said, aside from Brazil being average in '98.

[@tashrif46]

@unforg1v3n well they were. Every time they faced European opposition in that World Cup, they struggled. They barely beat Scotland 2-1 with an own goal, lost to Norway in the group stages, had an almighty struggle against Denmark where they won 3-2 and Ronaldo had to put in one of the best performances of all time against Netherlands in the semi final to barely win on penalties. And France duly put them to the sword in the final. They had a midfield of Dunga who was 35 years old and Cesar Sampaio who were playing in the J League. And this sentiment was also shared by Tim Vickery in both the Ronaldo documentary and an Off the Ball segment he did.

[@fatherssonsunited]

Never was I more heartbroken to see any player leave Manchester United than I was when Beckham left. He was my footballing idol. Will always be one of Manchester United’s greatest ever players. Still nobody better at crossing a football than Becks the accuracy he had is unmatched.

[@davejones81]

The thing that shone through for me in the documentary was just how nice and normal their home life is. They've done such a good job in imaginable lifestyles to raise such good kids. Hats off to Victoria and Becks. Brilliant documentary of a good lad done well. Love the old United, if I could have anything back, it's feeling that connection with our warriors on the pitch.

[@James-semaJ]

I don't think anyone thought we'd get to enjoy videos like this when we were kids watching these lads play. So cool.

[@cleehomes]

Keano at 17:50 "the freekick", absolute perfect comedy timing! Brilliant!!!