David Beckham’s World Cup Special with Gary Neville | The Overlap

[@skybet]

What is David Beckham's most iconic England moment? 🗣️

[@justmerino7893]

Being the front face of Qatar but saying that he supports human rights at the same time

[@logiic8835]

Greece

[@Cameron-Cc]

Greece.

[@pcraig2225]

@@justmerino7893 so boring

[@Joker-yw9hl]

It's got to be Greece

[@danedwadd62]

Neville saying Howe should talk about human rights but doesn’t ask beckham about accepting 100million to be an ambassador for Qatar

[@liverpoolfanatic8064]

The hypocrisies are astounding

[@larrystreak1044]

Exactly, it's when suits

[@cottonsocks7533]

He’s a typical ‘champagne socialist’, one of the key parts of being one is being a hypocrite.

[@alexbelotti1603]

Gary Neville can’t fool everyone. Well said John!!

[@dawnmancaloriankeebals4262]

If it was such a big thing, why are nations happy to play in a tournament held in Qatar? Players from your club are going over there and are being paid for it. Yet how many have spoken out against Qatar? How many psg players have spoken out about Qatar? If its OK for all of them to go and make money, why shouldn't Beckham? If you were in his position and were offered what he's been offered, would you accept? Of course you would and that would make you hypocrites too!

[@essexsouthend]

Would love to see Eric Cantona on the overlap that would be the most epic one yet who agrees?

[@equinox85]

my grandmother's two dogs, Phil and Troy

[@DarthSmokealot]

Eric doesnt need to lower himself to appearing on sky ... there are plenty of well loved football podcasts he could go on and reach a wide audience without all the BS of having to deal with the 'control media' system ...

[@gman5218]

Eric is one of few who has come out and said he’s not watching and boycotting World Cup .

[@blahqwe]

If he did it, it'd only be because Gary asked him personally.

[@MrDumile]

For us older people, yes but a lot of the internet gang wouldn't be that connected to the early 90s. Makes us feel so old but im 43

[@brandonbrown2949]

You can tell Becks and Gary are genuine friends... great chemistry between the two. I quite enjoyed their humour. These two need to do more on camera together

[@deanopain]

It's interesting to see the media training in action here. Becks has definitely had coaching in how to speak. Measured tones, not rushing, being clear. Helped him dance around the controversy of being in Qatar in the first place.

[@rizgarbedir]

@@MatthewMcRowan in this case it is a journalist

[@smyffmawzz]

He's even pronouncing his T's . Bloody hell !!

[@jakedeane5304]

He received speech therapy in the early 2000s

[@fraolgudeta2877]

its like his 1000th interview its no surprize he will get better and better at it

[@MatchesMalone1183]

It's not exactly difficult when he's been interviewed by his gimp, sidekick mate. He's hardly David Frost or Jeremy Paxman. The last part of the interview was so transparently the PR push though, so you could say his PR training wasn't that successful when you can see the strings and the cogs turning in real time. Of course I suppose no amount of PR skill and media training can distract from the things that happen in Qatar.

[@lbcfc8699]

Would’ve been a great episode if not for Beckham trying to sell this World Cup, and Gary not being restricted in what he could ask him 💲💲💲

[@Itsthecreative]

When has Beckham ever not been Mr Diplomatic? Trust me, whether it's in Qatar or Salford, this interview would've been the same. Gary might have asked a few tougher Qs but Becks would've found a way around them.

[@lbcfc8699]

@@Itsthecreative I enjoyed the first 24 minutes, but the last 5 mins was cringeworthy. He’s already worth hundreds of millions, he really doesn’t need to be taking their cash, but oh well.

[@julianbanks1885]

Qatar is a wonderful country. I have visited many times and its one of the best

[@sh4dowshunter905]

People have this bad narrative about Qatar and most of them never been there nor educated themselves about it .. they just hear and judge based on an agenda floating around .. better ask other British people working there 👍🏻 .. Also, if it was you you will be flying there without packing your stuff 😂

[@SteRDLK]

@@sh4dowshunter905 It's not an agenda that thousands of people have died building stadiums

[@alanmoore291]

The perfect example of sportswashing. Brought to you with a smile by Sky.

[@mexican6997]

I worked in a restaurant in London called Football Football in the Haymarket near Picadilly whilst at University--we had many many footballers coming in for sponsorship events etc etc and hands down this guy was the most down to earth and respectful guy we had ever met.

[@chrissilvester5663]

These two are a joy to watch. Their chemistry their lifelong friendship is just unbreakable. Pure United lads who would die for each other. This is brotherhood

[@DarthSmokealot]

would be even better if it was not a staged interview trying to sell a pointless event ( timing ) and hide the atrocities committed by the hosts ... get the 2 of them on one fo Ste Howson's podcasts , or maybe Vibe with Five , so have Rio there too ... then you would see some real truth and who they are more than this 100m quid fuelled Beckham ad

[@lucioledizerot196]

Really disappointed with the fact that despite being a self proclaimed ambassador for social and financial issues within football, Neville doesn't say anything about his mate receiving millions from a government building their country with slave labour. This World Cup is shameful

[@bossman5141]

It's disappointing but understandable. Obviously the agreement from Beckham's team was that Gary can't mention it

[@IITianProudIndian]

Stop being such a woke for goodness sake! It's just employment and they get paid for it. There are days when I put in a 16 he shift at work..don't see anyone shouting "abuse" then. Just move on from it already, and can't wait to see England take the world by storm come Dec🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@lucioledizerot196]

@@IITianProudIndian hey man, if slave labour and corruption of football organizations is your thing, have fun with it. To each their own

[@Gazzi79]

@@bossman5141 Obviously

[@thelonesoldier4518]

Your a slave to society too, you just pretend you ain't. We all are in fact.

[@jvgoddard4296]

I love United and love Becks, but for him to defend Qatar and this World Cup while ignoring the blatant human rights issues doesn’t sit well for me. With that said, I really enjoyed the anecdote’s and general banter between two best mates.

[@momishal3273]

there was no 9000 deaths its just an overestimation and middle east agenda. also lets not talk about british colonies🤫

[@yasmina4264]

How many people your country the uk killed in the last 20 years? I am sure more than Qatar. if the UK can host sport tournament so does Qatar

[@sirianofmorley]

I'd let them pay me to say the same.

[@jvgoddard4296]

@@momishal3273 What does British colonies have to do with this? This Qatar human rights issues is happening now, not 100 years ago.

[@jvgoddard4296]

@@sirianofmorley Thing is, Becks doesn’t even need the money!

[@perriola7883]

"To be fair" and "this moment in time" within the first sentence. Top form Gary. Edit: he's got Becks saying it too.

[@conor9436]

'D'ya know something' another favourite of his

[@siaahmadi413]

"honestly" or "hunestly" as he says it

[@partyringsparty]

He didn't do a "Manchester United Football Club"

[@amjtwa2111]

‘It feels like what would be a sort of (…)’ another G Nev classic

[@fgujuubg]

Gary 'In terms of' Neville

[@fargodavilleitnotd6729]

Hearing Beckham say it was the Utd fans that got him through was a blessing, thank you to the Utd fans for that, loved Becks one of the finest eng players ever, 98 could have finished him, our fans and some parts of the media would have been happy to see him wayside at one point, thank feck that didnt happen and thank feck for the manc fans that stuck with him! big up Becks and Neville from a forest fan

[@jbri1]

cheers

[@niallmurray8654]

Nice one, as a United fan always thought NFFC was a class club with class fans, greetings from Manchester.

[@bt4086]

Media training.

[@didierpogba4528]

Who do you think the players were that gave him the cold shoulder?

[@DarthSmokealot]

imagine how different Gazza's life could of been if he had gone to Utd after Euro 96 ....

[@TheChesterfieldFan]

‘The fans are right behind the team and manager’ - How to know this episode wasn’t filmed recently!😄

[@Blazingbatch]

Only thickle pepople would turn there back on players and manager because of 2 losses

[@richardroberts1594]

@@Blazingbatch All behind the players. It’s the fraud of a manager who some, including myself are not behind.

[@wildeyshere_paulkersey853]

@@Blazingbatch No, they've turned on him for his constant failure. You absolute pleb.

[@PUNKslots]

@@Blazingbatch is that thick people haha.

[@adils786]

​@@Blazingbatch do you mean fickle?

[@kieranpugh1114]

Never had a bad word to say about Beckham exceptional professional and no doubt a great family man

[@soibagean]

Aside from the morality of Beckham endorsing this world cup, I can't help but love the natural chemistry between these 2 good buddies.

[@samsammsammm1547]

​@UC1SojccxL9hfWbVbNxACFxQ​ Love it when you English lords of homophobia, racism, colonialism and slave rule decide toeduacte the rest of us about your moral superiority

[@syarifidayat]

You dont need those morality, just day ago UK dumped Immigrants into Rwanda Africa, no one care. From The Kop to Boris support that. It's not something serious today

[@frankwalsh1916]

Natural? This is an edited video, with agreed upon terms about what could and couldn't be said. Mainly, Gary can't mention the thousands of slaves who died building the football stadiums.

[@colingregson8653]

All we need now is a tube of Vaseline and they have cracked it !! .

[@liftyswifty4125]

Gary doesn't get enough credit for how good he actually was, 600+ appearances for Man U is an amazing achievement

[@icewhiteporsche]

literally he's made himself a meme in recent years but he was genuinely one of the strongest and most reliable full backs of his time

[@Ldoggmillionaire]

@@icewhiteporsche He was a steady consistent player when full backs didn’t play as key a role in the team as they do in the modern game. He was no world beater just a highly consistent and reliable player. Consider the players he played with it’s understandable he doesn’t get as much credit

[@Lee-ud1hd]

@@noneofyourbusiness-c7h clueless

[@dancarver9995]

Neville smells of urine.

[@bartman01021988]

@@noneofyourbusiness-c7h 7/10 every single game. Players like him are the reason Man U were so successful

[@avvasmahmood4612]

The fact that 30yrs later they still class fergie as "the boss" speaks volumes of sir alex

[@messiisgod100]

There’s no way he actually said ‘the World Cup is for everyone’ when arguing why it should be held in Qatar. Then celebrates England players for fighting against discrimination. Jesus fucking wept.

[@vikramparmar8093]

He was going great for 26 minutes and in the last 2 and 1/2 minutes, ruined it ALL

[@somebawldy3789]

And theyve just started banning childrens rainbow toys because its promotes gayness lol Madness

[@samsammsammm1547]

Love it when you lords of racism, colonialism and slave rule decide to virtue signal about their utter sham of moral superiority

[@zaid22287]

why shouldn’t it be in qatar? World cup can only be in countries with progressive policies?

[@JayA-io7wj]

​@@somebawldy3789 why should children be promoted this lgbt stuff??

[@wayne3078]

Loved the banter between the pair but it did feel like a advert for the upcoming World Cup. Becks still been humble despite his enormous success and fame is a credit to him and his family. Particularly his parents….

[@sidehustle8396]

Great comment. He's a credit them to and all Englishmen actually

[@richardwillford2418]

@@sidehustle8396 And now he's a credit to the Qatari leadership. For just a few dollars more. Deeply shameful - I've lost all respect for this guy.

[@richardwillford2418]

@Leon Widdicombe But he IS an official ambassador for Qatar 22. And he's handsomely rewarded: 150M. The 10/90 ratio in this interview is probably because Gary Neville is a pretty vocal opponent to Qatar 22.

[@colingregson8653]

Get the vomit bag out quickly !!!.

[@JxExBx25]

The response to Beck's red card in 1998 is honestly one of England's darkest moments in our football history. I truly believe that. Yes I'm a Utd fan and yes Becks was a childhood hero but regardless of who you support, you can't hide from the fact as a nation, we let ourselves down terribly in that moment. To have the career he had, to go and do the things he did, he's an England legend and we can't ever allow what happened, to happen again.

[@temporaryuseraccount0012]

He did arguably cost England that game (and therefore the tournament) with that totally unnecessary act of petulance. So, there's also that. Did some England fans (who weren't also Man United apologists) go too far in his condemnation? No doubt. However, Becks has never really been very apologetic about what he did to get that red card. Yes, he now admits that he regrets getting the card. But, he should have come forward straight away after England's exit from the tournament and publicly apologised for having being so reckless and he would probably have earned more forgiveness from a lot more of the public, much sooner. For the record, I wasn't one of those who condemned him afterwards. I just thought he was a bloody idiot for reacting the way he did in that moment. But I also thought he should have made more effort to genuinely apologise to the fans, and could understand the emotions of others, since he didn't take responsibility and apologise for his actions.

[@el84oro]

no, england let themselves down with how they treated those young players after the euros....unlike becks they got to the finals of the euros. banter was also included in the becks thing, but that racism shit was super ugly

[@johnmichaelson9173]

I wonder which England players blanked him after the red card game? I don't know why they don't tell us after all it was 20 plus years ago.

[@craigmcinnes3799]

@@temporaryuseraccount0012 😂😂😂😂😂 beckham got sent off.. he didn’t make those England players miss the penalties.. fucking pipe down. He never cost England the game. England fucked it for themselves.. just always looking to blame someone else. Had your chance on penalties but that’s backhams fault as well 😂😂😂😂😂😂🙃🙃🙃🙃

[@robertcottam8824]

⁠@@temporaryuseraccount0012 I think the intelligent element of England supporters realised that whilst what Beckham did was silly, the reaction to a flick of the foot by Simeone was cynical, and the red card from Nielsen was ridiculous. To still think, a quarter of a century on, that a player should be expected to ‘publicly apologise’ for a split/second moment of minor silliness would be laughable if it weren’t so unpleasant.

[@casualsports90]

I think Becks was so misunderstood as a player. But since he's retired I think everyone has realised he's just a down to earth genuine guy

[@fargodavilleitnotd6729]

hes a regular lad from Essex, in fact hes much more down to earth than the essex bunch who caught limelight and controversyon the tele in recent yrs! proper lad is Becks, just loved football and as it was he happened to be a true genius at it, but because he worked harder than a dentists scrub brush, hard to hear he got grief for four yrs but check him out when he talks about it, he rose through all that shit! Good human and a great role model for working class kids everywhere

[@johneefizterbottom]

This comment is on every video like this. You haven’t said anything special

[@angryman132]

He loves his slave money from Qatar too

[@danbolton6115]

He is an ambassador for UNICEF and the Qatar world cup... What a great guy .. clearly just following the money and isn't very clever

[@fargodavilleitnotd6729]

@@johneefizterbottom I dont reckon anyone was looking for an award or recognition for posting on an overlap vid of becks and neville? unless you know summat we dont kid? are there scouts in here? if so ill nip upstairs and put me best wears on?

[@jmoz]

What a nice piece. Makes me sad we’ll never see these legends play together again. These were the best times.

[@SantaDeerhound]

Trying to persuade us that Qatar is a good place for the WC? Unconvincing to say the least.

[@barbarohelm9697]

All those dead builders .. fuck that shit can't stand any of those sports washing clubs ,psg ,City, Newcastle

[@Ligerpride]

Maybe from a players perspective it could be a lot worse.

[@QuentinMajor]

It is

[@richardwillford2418]

Fucking disgrace.

[@ukwheat]

Just brilliant. Gary is superb . Becks really fantastic.

[@apt-get]

Greece. Goosebumps. What a free kick but what a performance. One man army.

[@BM-vb4hh]

"We were always told, whether it was jim ryan, erik harrison or the boss" always find it amazing how players like beckham still call alex ferguson "boss" or "gaffer" despite how everything ended between them at united

[@peterking5537]

Becks was and is a Great English footballing legend. Coming from a Spurs fan.

[@PUNKslots]

This was great but I zoned out when Becks was trying to promote a World Cup in Qatar... How quickly he forgets.

[@jellyman123able]

Same, I was looking forward to this one too

[@emeldar1]

Love Beckham but agree here . This World Cup is a joke . Guardiola also helped promote this when the bidding process was going on

[@PUNKslots]

@@emeldar1 Beckham was stood there disappointed the day the World cup should have gone to England it went to Russia. 20 mins later this world cup should have gone oz it went Qatar total scam... but now he's getting millions for promoting Qatar.

[@gullsrus]

Totally agree with your comment 👍

[@emeldar1]

@@PUNKslots money is number 1 unfortunately. How much is enough

[@hirdy161]

I've noticed when people talk about Gazza it's like they're talking about someone who's died. He's still here guys

[@Starman_blade]

He isn't far off it though

[@pauljones8218]

@@Starman_blade not long now

[@ShellysAshes]

Never seen beckham so comfortable as he is when he's being interviewed by his mate.

[@_Ben4810]

He's on £15 million per year for the next 10 years, he's getting paid by Sky to reminisce with Neville, he's getting chaffeured, wined & dined & 5 star hotel stays for free everytime he is in Qatar, & judging by this interview he does not have to be within 500 metresof any of those 'troubling for optics' migrant foreign worker labourer types.... Oh he's comfortable alright....

[@master0fnone]

Lovely bit of sportswashing, great job!

[@jak493]

Loved this. Great to see two friends having a chat and laugh over the good old days - more please!

[@rickymurraymusic]

"And all of a sudden, fans have come together behind this team." Epic timing after what happened against Hungary the other night 👍

[@jeremymoyse]

Not sure anyone butGary could have done this with the same sincerity from David. Thanks Gary.

[@johnnorthwood]

Great interview! Talked about the football and not the politics. Leave that to the politicians and the gutter press! The treatment he got after his sending off was disgusting. Full credit to him for staying strong through it!

[@Tbikeland]

So nice to see that he's such a nice guy.

[@_Damian_.]

That last part when they're sitting having the coffee was 100% PR speak.

[@davidpearson6785]

That's a horse Gaz 🤣 true friendship right there, great interview gnev, really enjoyed that

[@epinhervin9355]

Beckham are always remembered as Man United player until now ❤

[@davidsleith7222]

As a scotsman, the following comment won't go down well locally. beckham was and still is a class act. so humble to this day. clutch player for england, dammit u should have been born in scotland.

[@chrisb420]

Criminally underrated becks look past the haircuts and fashion and the way he hit the ball and touched it was a thing of beauty his technique was unreal still not seen anyone near him for how he played a once in a generation baller

[@DeanAUS]

All the interviews so far have been class! I was looking forward to this one but just seems like some sort of advertising for Qatar? I agree this could be the best setup for fans and players you could possibly see nearly every single game in the tournament but surely questions need to be asked about human rights in this country why here why not play it in Asia? Australia & New Zealand?

[@yasmina4264]

The us ,uk killed millions people in the last 20 year.they host tournament.so Qatar can do the same

[@sh-mufc]

Same could've been said about brasil or South Africa but no one bothered then

[@pietropes1322]

@@sh-mufc It's Illegal to be Gay in Qatar

[@sh-mufc]

And isreal persecute people for being Arab. That's OK, or when Russia had the world Cup. Did everyone moan then. No they didn't so shut the hell up with your selective care.

[@davidkelly2]

I'm not so sure. Sky have historically never advertised tournaments for which they don't hold any hosting rights.

[@andrewgreenwood8727]

Magic ✨ the chemistry between the two is & always & will always be there !! Wonderful half hour of screen time !!

[@grassrootsfootball225]

Oh how i love these men with all my heart

[@liamjordan362]

Becks could take anyones place in the England squad right now, them accurate crosses and passes speak for its self, even to this day he can still ping a ball around the pitch like it’s 1999

[@c_reid123]

£150 million to be the ambassador for the Qatar world cup. What do people think he is being paid for? It's definitely not to have a balanced view on the whole thing

[@ghj6719-o2j]

What a redundant comment. Obviously we know he's going to biased. He's being criticised for taking the money and agreeing to be a mouthpiece for a horrible regime.

[@gentleken7864]

Yep, this is shameless whitewashing from Sky, Neville and Beckham. Even the shameless promotion of Qatar with scenic shots show show this is nothing less than an advert for a disgusting regime hosting a world cup that shouldn't be there. Beckham hardly needs the money, does he? His 'down-to-earth' persona has been completely smashed with this shameless money grab.

[@c_reid123]

@@ghj6719-o2j It's not redundant if Gary failed to highlight this in the interview. Clearly Beckham has a conflict of interest which is worth pointing out in my opinion.

[@91debaser]

Been watching England since the mid 90s and in all that time I've not seen a player where it so obviously meant so much to play for England than Beckham.

[@lstapleton6639]

Stuart Pierce

[@patburke9483]

Ever hear of Stuart pearse no?

[@gaywest4298]

2 people here can't spell Stuart Pearce properly. Lmao.

[@91debaser]

Guess I should qualify my comment by saying I don't remember Pearce playing for England, I started watching in 97 when his international career was basically over.

[@Crsf84]

having been fortunate enough to stand as a kid in the stretford end watching this animal I can truly say now as a grown man the memories still make hairs on my neck stand up. Two outstanding individuals .

[@Mugairyuiai]

Becks can articulate himself a lot better these days, good for him.

[@alyngrass5085]

Not really, for someone with so much corporate exposure, he’s pretty poor at expressing himself. Probably why the interview is only 29 mins

[@JimChap]

You've gotta love this interview. When the 2 people are so close and familiar with each like this it makes for a fantastic interview.

[@Andy_Is_Hot]

Great bit of sportswashing

[@ptren5779]

Arabic coffee Gary......lol this is awesome, well done GNev & Becks

[@Itsthecreative]

On a personal level, the most iconic moment for me was the Beckham FK v Columbia. In that moment, 7 year old me decided wherever that man plays, I'll be watching be watching him week in and week out. Never been more excited than when my dad got me a (fake) Beckham England shirt a year or two later.

[@umeshtomar6689]

This is such a coincidence! I was a 12 year old myself, saw that match and that free kick live and the same year, I got a fake Beckham jersey as well. 😂. It was 5 Euros I think. And I have worshipped this man my whole life. I am 29 now, and people are arguing about Messi and Ronaldo etc, but for the kid in me, it's Beckham forever. I had giant posters plastered of him, all over my room.

[@fullyawakeloyah8844]

I remember watching the treble winning dvd back over and becks was instrumental in us winning all them that year he was absolutely brilliant

[@m30scs69]

One of UTD’s greatest imo Totally underrated in his impact, probably only Robbo & Eric in front of him in my lifetime ( 53 years ) always knew you were getting 100%

[@brettpilkington9539]

Above Keane, Ronaldo, Scholes, Giggs??!? Beckham was a great striker of the ball but he wasn't anywhere near those in ability/ influence

[@bout350]

"Exciting" is the last word I would use to describe Southgate's England

[@dazv3605]

Cos losing to Portugal twice in a row was? Yeah Southgate isn't the right man, but he still took us to a final. Beating Ecuador and Denmark 1-0, to then get turned over by Brazil and Portugal - lack of discipline - still lives with me right now. SGE was as trash as GS yet had a better side. So yeah Southgate is gash but don't be fickle and if you were too young, I perfectly remember Eriksen's tactics. Dreadful

[@connorj6462]

@@dazv3605 well said tbf.

[@wobblertv8083]

@@dazv3605 Ericsson and his tactics were a personification of the word insipid .....Ten pound of shite😠 .These two are almost glorifying the failures.Southgate is to conservative .

[@xKingSeraphx]

Used to love him even as a Liverpool supporter when I was younger. Lost my respect when he became an ambassador for Qatar & the world cup. I have nothing against him as a player, human being etc. but don't be an ambassador for UNICEF when Qatar has used 6500 lives to build their stadiums for the World Cup. 6500 people went to work and never came home.

[@AnonDa]

I'm sure he'll be devastated to hear that, Bizzle

[@xKingSeraphx]

@@AnonDa I’m sure won’t lose sleep over what other people think. He saw an opportunity and went for it.

[@Julia-ns3kj]

Why people have issues with Beckham and Qatar? So many people talk about it now, I am not from England, so I don't understand it the whole story behind it ..

[@jackcoel8284]

6500?

[@xKingSeraphx]

@@Julia-ns3kj You read that 6500 people died building the stadiums for the Qatar World Cup, and you’re asking what the issue is? Educate yourself the human rights issues they have.

[@edw4543]

This episode stands for everything Gary Neville opposes. I mean what was he and his PR team thinking.

[@SteRDLK]

@Mos3ab How many Russians died building stadiums?

[@Pjj878]

@@SteRDLK so you'll only oppose a world cup if people die building the stadiums? Nothing else matters?

[@Forestgravy90]

Just realising the man is an enormous hypocrite?

[@abdulraheem468]

It only matters when it's other people his he doesn't care abt his friends doing it

[@Arakon1]

It's almost like he's a bit full of shit...

[@Paul-qy8vd]

What a man David Beckham is… He was fuckin brilliant as a player. What a life man - Liverpool fan

[@sjp75]

Fascinating how many people are disappointed about who is doing what, where & how…then glued to it for a month?

[@benjamindaniel.tchatu]

Man this was so awesome been waiting for it for awhile now, the bond between this two is lovely my favourite eposide behind this one was the one with Pique. Keep it up Gary👌👌

[@scotteaglen4872]

Without doubt, the most underrated England player of a generation. The disrespect on his name is incredible. And when we look at the ‘abuse’ our players get after failure, it doesn’t even scratch the surface of what Beckham went through in 98.

[@Unison23]

You’re right but what do you mean by ‘abuse’? I hope you’re not referring to and downplaying the abuse that Rashford, Sancho and Saka suffered after the Italy loss

[@TheInsideVideo]

It's only "abuse" when it's black players, huh? They'll never truly understand how hard it is to be criticised for your actions, not your identity. 🙄

[@niranjanrajesh1058]

@@Unison23 oh yea being called a monkey,what horrible abuse. I hope they lived through being called an animal

[@king-fisher]

​@@Unison23 *REAL ABUSE* is the *6,500 DEAD migrant workers* from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan who perished building Qatar's World Cup facilities. Not some _"hurty wurty"_ comments on Twitter!!!

[@anxiousmindmusic]

Not a single player from the current England team would get near the 2000s England team - mind-blowing how much they underachieved. To me, it says a lot about how important the balance of a side is.

[@adzthesaint]

Kane? Rice? Saka?

[@anxiousmindmusic]

@@adzthesaint Who are you dropping? It would be Beckham, Lampard, Gerrard or Rooney, so for me it would be no one, and that's as a huge Arsenal and Saka fan. Maybe play Saka out of position on the left, but that's it.

[@adzthesaint]

Sadly that midfield didn’t really work as well as it should have. Maybe having an unselfish ball winner who can play a tight pass - such as Rice - might have helped. We needed a strike partner for Rooney, why not Kane? And Saka would have been a great bench option, although I recall we weren’t blessed with pace in 2000’s. So he offers something different.

[@stockportlad8560]

Despite the whole controvesy over Qatar and his endorsment etc. but it's so hard not to love Becks, one of the few players you could tell genuinely loved playing for England and was so proud to captain the side. I'm not a fan of any club side he played for but he's such an easy guy to like. Reminds me a bit of Harry Kane in the obvious pride he feels that he captained his country.

[@marionraposa510]

I love watching Gary and David together. But ofcourse number one would still be PoshxBecks 😍🙌🏻

[@TheOnlyIncognito]

David Beckham is actually himself here, and in any other interview he puts on this weird serious act. That's what happens when you are around people that remind you of your upcoming, you just act natural.

[@Bobertron199494]

are you mental? He's taken a fat wad of cash to promote the Qatari world cup and takes every oppoortunity to talk them up. He's doing a job here

[@stevenjohn6785]

You mean his scummy, greedy self? Disgusting what he’s being paid to promote a corrupt, morally wrong World Cup. Guy is a disgrace

[@nogginnogg1788]

It’s all down to the interviewer. I interviewed him several times during his playing career and he was exactly like this. If people don’t think you’re trying to catch them out, their true personalities come through. Gary did a great job btw.

[@davidscott2169]

Brilliant, 2 united and England legends. I could have carried on listening to them for hours. Would love to have been at the dinner in the evening!

[@JI7NKJ]

That would have been 10k the pair

[@jackbexhell]

The not winning with England question is always interesting but think of this. The Brazil, French, German, Italian and Spanish, Argentinian teams between 1998-2006 were full of world class players our players were good but just think of the legends on the international stage in that period

[@mattsmith5421]

Packed with outstanding players each of those nations

[@mattsmith5421]

Holland too btw

[@samswales9280]

The two things I love about watching this.. is that after all these years, they both still call Fergie "The Boss".. it shows just how much that era of players respected their managers. And Becks saying that if Southgate gave him a call now, he'd still go out and play.. and we all know, he still has it!

[@justinsm]

Kind of funny since Beckham was the Southgate's captain in 2002 WC

[@denesecarberry8826]

Two top guys. Gary Neville comes across as a lovely guy. As does Becks♥️

[@penguin0075]

Shambles holding it in Qatar. The ethical side of it is so overlooked and I’m shocked at how passionate Becks is about it.

[@kbuczakowski]

Wouldnt be shocked if you saw the check he received

[@MichaelThomas-cs8ml]

He has been paid £150m to be the ambassador for a World Cup which was won through proven corruption in a country with horrendous human rights record, and thousands of people died building the stadiums and has to be played in the middle of the season, but nobody seems to be mentioning it because it’s David Beckham

[@kbuczakowski]

@@MichaelThomas-cs8ml Gary Neville, the ethical warrior against greed, nationalism and fighter for human rights, is against the super league, for governments to take away Chelsea FC from its owner but at the same time wants to have the Saudis at the table in Newcastle to civilize them and doesnt say a word about a WC where human rights are non existent, slave labor is used, and corruption is rampant. He’s either a hypocrite or someone should diagnose him with schizophrenia

[@larrystreak1044]

100 million will make you as passionate as they want him to be

[@LarryAmos92]

It’s not passion

[@christopherarnold3610]

I’m a simple man. I see a new episode of The Overlap, I click it immediately.

[@CMEAGAIN]

I assume Becks is promoting his brogues, as the camera continually pans to them

[@IITianProudIndian]

It worked. I just ordered myself a pair, after looking at it. This man's the icon of all fashion icons!

[@umeshtomar6689]

I am an Indian kid who started following football around the time Beckham was at the last leg of his Man Utd career but I saw all his England matches and follwed his career till his last match for PSG. Even tried watching his MLS and AC Milan matches despite not having great access in those days. I had giant posters of him all over my room. People say his prime was his United days. Must be true. But even in the MLS and for Milan, he produced some world class goals and crosses and was just a great midefielder. I do wish he had stayed in Europe for longer for the sheer joy of watching him play. An absolute legend of the game. Best crosser and free kick taker of all time.

[@NoorKhan-zu3yn]

Absolutely love the overlap, great work to gary neville an team keep them coming 👍

[@Julia-ns3kj]

Victoria : "What happened?" 😂

[@ellisjames8517]

Finally. Hope it’s a good one becks was class back in the day

[@starlord6433]

Most Overrated player in football, had no pace, didn’t score enough goals to be a winger, he’s only known cause of the brand not because he was good

[@JJ-oi3yq]

@@starlord6433 treble. Weirdo

[@starlord6433]

@@JJ-oi3yq I didn’t see you on the pitch playing, weirdo

[@andremourato9907]

Becks..., what a guy!!

[@brumsgrub8633]

I just love that man, what brilliant player and a brilliant bloke.

[@ashredding_]

Only downside to this is it isn't long enough. Could watch these Overlaps for hours and hours, the stories these guys have would keep us entertained and interested for ages. Still top content though. 👏👏

[@tokhmi2006]

Hours and hours? Don’t you have work to do?

[@nickstones5583]

Really really enjoy this show.. Ive only really been into football over the last few years at 45yrs old... I love this video, 2 close mates having a good old laugh, proper British sense of humours ripping each other as only really close mates can do.. They happen to have been 2 great footballers who played in 1 of the best teams of the era.. Has Beckham done his coach training?? Reckon with his passion, obvious skills and mindset playing with the players in the teams he has he would make a great England manager

[@Collerz7]

Wow I think it’s rare for someone to get into football at a later age. Most are indoctrinated at a young age, like me as a man united fan 😂 I’m sure he could be a good coach if he wanted that but I don’t think he’s interested. He owns “Inter Miami” an MLS team.

[@AdamSmith75th]

I don’t think he’d ever get into coaching or management. Which is a shame because he was such a technically gifted player, and those skills could be passed on to others easily. He won’t do it because he’s his own brand now and is unlikely to drop it all. He owns multiple businesses, he is the face for multiple brands, he’s the ambassador for several corporations and charities to name a few things. He won’t have the time.

[@gazoakleychef]

What a legend

[@dundeeutility4899]

Could watch these 2 all day !!! Class lads 💙💙👊

[@Blindswordsman1994]

For people being critical of Beckham and Neville regarding the human rights issue, let’s face it when the tournament starts you will all be watching it on tv in the comfort of your living room because it’s the World Cup.

[@rc11rw]

Beckham is such a legend

[@johnkent2114]

I know they're mates, but I think Gary should of asked him about the treatment of migrant workers etc. and how he squares all his other charity work with the pocketing of millions of pounds from the quataris to be their front man for the most controversial of world cups.

[@LarryAmos92]

Gary’s got history for not questioning his mates in positions of power

[@niranjanrajesh1058]

Why do you lot put in such dumb comments? You think your comment has any value? You think gary neville will ask his close friend about a global controversy for a video that will be viewed by millions of people?

[@IITianProudIndian]

Stop being a woke mate! Questionable human rights applies to practically every aspect of today's capitalistic world, including your favourite football club. You wouldn't stop supporting them, would you? Let's ignore all these and celebrate a magnificent player!! And a proud Englishman!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@SteRDLK]

@@IITianProudIndian Thousands of people have died building stadiums for this world cup

[@Gyokan7]

Alright Gary mate did you tell him stop twerking for Qatar by any chance?

[@palashrawat401]

They both are getting PAID A LOT. Sellouts absolute sports washers.

[@Flipmode1900]

Gary is a monumental hypocrite

[@raijoel3990]

Fantastic interview I would have listened an hours 🙂

[@ThomasSpitzer1]

I love beckham, such a genuine person, love his energy.

[@JJ-oi3yq]

So genuine that he campaigns for UNICEF yet takes millions to keep his gob shut on the ethical issues surrounding qatar. He's either thick in the head or immoral, and I wouldn't count out the prior.

[@bavarois25]

Soccer is for everyone, not only for western Europe. People in the east have the right to have a worldcup as well.

[@JamesKennedy33]

The push for Qatar in this interview is astounding.. Almost as if Beckham is pretty much funded by UAE money these days.

[@jamesmichaels4979]

UAE and Qatar are two different countries 😂

[@JamesKennedy33]

@@jamesmichaels4979 fair point. Originally wrote "Arabian money" but pretty sure that's deemed racist these days so changed it to the incorrectly labelled UAE.

[@Dave_ja_vu]

At least you were just wrong and not wrong and racist I suppose

[@Burnt-Sapphire]

@@JamesKennedy33 lmao what? Arabian money would have been more accurate than just throwing in another random Arabian country it ain't hosted in 🤣

[@JamesKennedy33]

@@Burnt-Sapphire it ain't that deep. I just said above I got it wrong... Get over it dude 👍

[@mvelonkosi4950]

Gary Neville has really struck gold with this show. Love the insights from all the footballers he’s brought on to the show 🔥👏🏾

[@Eva_xoxo]

this man is one of my childhood heroes

[@L1KEaMO55]

Best part of this video. KZbin captions calling Stevie G, Stevie Cheese 🤣

[@garysmith9985]

Thanks. Gave me a totally different insight into David.

[@ADEOLADEEBO]

Did Neville ask beckham about the payments he received from Qatar to be an ambassador and promote the World Cup? The same Gary Neville who made a documentary about the stadiums being built and what the workers really went through. As bad as any Tory out there.

[@alexbelotti1603]

This is the only real comment on here, the rest is full of comments with pure deluded idolisation. Real questions or real topics never get spoken about.

[@Banquet42]

Dunno how Sky Sports would have reacted to that. I doubt they would have liked it or broadcast it. Yes he went easier on his mate than he would have on a politician because this isn't Prime Minister's question time. If the English FA, UEFA, FIFA and the UK government aren't condemning Qatar either then it seems the footballing world is happy to ignore the obvious problems. Same as in Brazil and South Africa and Russia. Sad but true. What's even worse is that I know I'm still likely to watch an awful lot of the matches and in the moment forget all the suffering that is going around it.

[@ADEOLADEEBO]

@@alexbelotti1603 🤝👊

[@Cooteeeee1995]

Some of the best content on KZbin

[@jacksparrow532]

Being with Man Utd, England and One of the most handsome guy to ever been seen in Football (May be in general as well) No wonder people were jealous and hated him and overlooked his Footballing quality. He was a top top player. Should have won the Ballon d'or.

[@angryman132]

He was never close to the balon

[@robhernandez5520]

This guy reminds me of Grealish

[@jackgreen5696]

@@angryman132 in 1999 came second and should of won it ahead of Rivaldo

[@TMAS01]

Ballon d’or? Even coming second was an achievement for him. Rivaldo was immense the year he won. DB was a great player in the late 90’s/early 00’s but did he do enough to justify coming 2nd that year? Debatable.

[@benhudsonenterprises]

And David Beckham was pretty good too

[@Tom-jg2ss]

Beckham is another yes man. Would never criticise the WC location, England manager etc etc.