Gary Neville On Sir Alex, His Biggest Disappointment and the 1999 Final | My Stories |

Gary Neville sat down with us for My Stories, sharing his best memories, favourite moments and biggest regrets from his incredible football career. He tells us about being handed his debut by Sir Alex Ferguson, playing for England and winning the Champions League, Premier League and FA Cup treble with Manchester United in 1999.
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[@tonniesim829]

Where can i get the top gary is wearing? Cant find it

[@chimwekanyumbu2731]

I’m just

[@billbaggiotmua372]

@@tonniesim829 It's in gary's house probably.

[@tonniesim829]

@@billbaggiotmua372 wheres he stay? Will go and try it on

[@billbaggiotmua372]

@@tonniesim829 Try this i think this is the top.... NAVY/WHITE WATERPROOF GARCIA 1/4 ZIP

[@jamesmaguire9518]

I love players like Gary Neville. Not the most athletic, not the most skilled, but super important to the team. He doesn’t give himself enough credit. He played the games with his brain.

[@TheBabugosha]

“When you work as hard as you possible can, how can you have any regrets?” Tremendous life lesson right there.

[@bigmike4337]

The way Gary downplays his ability is silly he was a legend at RB through some of our best times aswell 👌👌

[@toffeelatte6042]

The problem is he overhyped everyone else.

[@Sai_CR7]

@Analog cancelo also

[@michaelpatricks8556]

Compare him to right backs in his era. Not trent and reece. The position has been transformed over the years.

[@steve13191]

he was average very average technically, it’s like matt lowton. average on the ball, can cross a bit, like to slide tackle.

[@Tridentus]

One of the better fullbacks at defending, probably the best crosser at the time from RB, and overall one of those typical north-west footballers who don't look particularly "charming" on the ball but are incredibly effective with it because they can read a situation. Like, someone like Ashley Cole looked prettier on the ball and got more praise for his attacking side, when Gary was more effective with the ball in good positions but got less praise cos he looks scruffier moving with the ball.

[@jiminycrint]

Playing for Man Utd & England, winning multiple titles and cups, is hardly ‘average’. Neville had great chemistry with Beckham and was a very, very good defender. He was also an articulate and natural leader!

[@me-nz2wx]

He epitomised the hard work ethic and got better as he got older.

[@arronblack2648]

To be fair, if Vieira can make you run off squealing to Keano, you ain't no leader. Great defender though, never injured, great crossing.

[@coldarcticoasis]

He is no natural leader.

[@DACatface]

average in that squad was better than 80% of all players out there. that mindset of seeing himself as average spurred him on to improve

[@bhew7409]

He was consistently solid, at least a 7/10 every game. He played a huge part in Uniteds success.

[@liamfletcher3406]

Gary always seems like he has to put him self down regarding football ability, granted he wasn’t a baller, but what he did, far outweighs ability alone ! Give 100% and consistent throughout 👏🏼

[@jackgreen865]

Solid right back for 10-15 years for club and Country that's no accident he's a player and he's definitely harsh on himself

[@Briand475]

@@jackgreen865 ill never forget that final if was a part of a film you'd think they could've made it more believable that'd never happen in a cl final but only utd could do it 2 goals in as many minutes I still get a chill thinking about it, even rho things aren't going well now we will always have those memories, sir fergie class 92, Keano Schmeichel and every player or member of staff gave us a lifetimes experience we or any team will ever experience again. ⚽️🥅🏆

[@54321djg]

@@jackgreen865 definitely. Got a 7 or 8 out of ten every week. He was way better than he gives himself credit for.

[@Woodcutting96]

Gary got carried by the people around him. He knows it, anybody who lived in that era knows it

[@54321djg]

@@Woodcutting96 I lived through that era and he absolutely was not carried. He was consistent, reliable and had character in buckets.

[@TheSeval07]

Living back that 99’ treble days makes grown men cry.

[@yourfriendray8342]

Once you get past the typical fan tribalism, it's impossible not to like and respect him. Hell of a player and competitor and a pretty sound fella. All credit.

[@princemarwin5182]

Yeah also he’s always been quite fair with his takes all around, only with ole has he been a bit defensive. People have short memories anyway and have been lamenting Gary saying he’s biased for his pal ole that’s why he doesn’t want him sacked, Gary didn’t want moyes lvg or Jose sacked either, he stuck with them all and was pissed especially during the jose sacking

[@QueArgh]

How can you respect him after how hes been with the Ole situation. Hes a joke

[@QueArgh]

@@princemarwin5182 YES he did lol. He said he should be sacked for finishing 2nd!

[@dessertstorm7476]

He's worse than hitler

[@trojkjones7183]

As a football person he is great. I could listen to him all day, plus he was a legend for Utd. May not have been the best technically, but he was a warrior who gave it his all.... it's outside of football I have an issue with. The things he says that are just incorrect. I know politics is subjective most of the time, but there have been things that he has said that are just plain wrong and was throwing fuel to a fire that needs extinguishing....calling racism a societal issue is the main one I keep coming back to. He talks about fans as being the core of football, yet with the words he uses he implies that the majority of football fans that fill stadiums up and down the country are all racist bigots which is not true at all. Also, he speaks as though it's just white people who can be racist. THE MOST racist people I have ever met have been non white. He also speaks about the migrant crisis and how sending them away is a disgusting thing to do, not realising that we are a small island in comparison to the rest of Europe. People cannot afford to eat properly and heat their homes at the minute, yet the government is throwing so much resource at people are, let's face it are not assylum seekers. They're economic migrants who have been told that this is the land of milk and honey, and they are getting preferential treatment! People cannot get hospital appointments for Cancer treatment etc yet these people come in and given everything on a plate. It's not right!! Also he fails to see the impact mass migration is going to have on the environment, again we are a small island, so how are we going to house these people? We are going to have to build and natural habitats are going to have to die out to make way for said construction. I read somewhere that the Bee was in danger of becoming wiped out. The Bee is integral to the germination of plants and crops and without bees they die. Plants take in the Carbon Dioxide that humans expel and they in turn release the oxygen we need to breath. The more of the environment you destroy, the more we are polluting our air and having Cultures move in to the country at an exponential rate that have larger families than the native Brits do, this is going to cause problems. Think of the upside down pyramid! That is essentially what IS going to happen if things aren't sorted. Then you have the whole cultural issues and some cultures just don't mix, not on a vast scale which has let to high crime rates, civil unrest and even murders on the streets! But all Gary wants to do is virtue signal because he thinks it makes him look good and a better person! It just shows he needs to thinks more deeply about things and choose the words he uses more carefully when on national TV!

[@SK-CAN]

Always enjoy listening to Gary Neville. He’s delivery of the subject matter is always spot on.

[@tottenhamhotspurish]

What subject matter? Football in general?

[@tottenhamhotspurish]

He certainly doesn’t talk about football spot on - If indeed you meant that

[@benhaney9629]

Can you imagine? I’m not even thinking about the game. I’m thinking about the aftermath as he described it... The goal, the celebration, alone on a Barca beach the next morning unable to sleep, finally passing out sometime that night, thinking and dreaming about the previous 24 hours... What a time...

[@joewoods5514]

It’s the peak of achievement, I bet he had to think long and hard about where you even go next just phenomenal

[@loumarg50]

I see Gary Neville, I hit like (city fan)

[@Mindfull_Momentum]

No Gary your career was not average. You were actually one of the most consistent right backs in the world and the best in your country for over 10 years.

[@nigelnyoni8265]

18:57 This is a great explanation. Fergie. Keano. And the squad were kids from Manchester, and Actual Fans playing for the badge, not just for the money. Wish we had that now

[@jonotter551]

If you didn't pull your weight in that United team you would've had the boot up your arse then gone!

[@FootballDrawn]

Gary Neville is such a natural in the way he speaks infront of a microphone. He's actually one of the people that I study when I record the narration for my own videos. Great video by Ladbible, as always ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽

[@moumenrezaei1330]

indeed

[@wilfordcolbert1333]

Love your channel dude. You're massively underrated 🔥🔥

[@sbtgamil5536]

Congrats on passing 1K ♥

[@kevinbeck6785]

Good job you dont want to be a manager like him then HA HA HA

[@kevinbeck6785]

@@cryptochap4593 NO pal just stating a fact

[@rickclaark8459]

Could listen to this man talk about anything. Big up nev

[@Winston-ot1cp]

Have to admire Gary, does absolutely everything to the best of his ability, including giving an interview. Achieved so much in his career and life. Not just lived out his dream but lived millions of other young lads dreams too yet remains humble to a fault. Class act!

[@NorthernAtlantic1980s]

Gary was never the most gifted player but that’s what makes him special in that he worked and tried the hardest on the pitch , and because of this work ethnic he maintained and played for the most feared and best team of his era

[@delmanpronto9374]

his crossing was far better than most left backs in his time.

[@atothegee9943]

The “them against us” mentality of Man Utd players which he mentions is what cost England for those tournaments which he’s so disappointed about.

[@Yimello]

It wasn't just united players that had that mentality, so did Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea players. they used to stick with their own on international duty.

[@atothegee9943]

@@Yimello i don’t disagree but at the same time the majority of that team were from United - class of 92 made up a bulk of the squads he was talking about. I don’t think it was something they did even consciously tbh. Just sat with their mates, played with their mates and chatted with their mates is all.

[@user-tr1hx7jx4r]

Wasn't just United players , all the Chelsea , Liverpool players were the same

[@rc9719]

No Italy Spain and Brazil were just better lol el clasico was like war but the players were still on job for their national team

[@atothegee9943]

@@rc9719 No doubt they were better teams but the mentality was also vastly different. Neville and Carragher have both talked about how they never really came together at international level. Bound to have an impact. Not saying we’d have won anything but we’d have certainly performed better.

[@NealyLL]

On the field Gary Neville was greater than the sum of his collective footballing parts. You always knew what you’d get from him. Seems a top bloke too.

[@guitarreilly]

Gary was born to be a football pundit. He was a great player of course but punditry was his destiny

[@brianweir6144]

I absolutely love Gary Neville and everything about him. I've been waiting for this video LADBIBLE . THANK YOU.

[@Kerer]

19:50 Gary Neville saying things like this is why several of the shows he's produced have been top quality. He's delivered top-quality content for several years now.

[@qy1891]

"Average" come mate! What a career you had with Man Utd and trophies you won 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@nlizzy9071]

One of the best pundits n voices in football around👏🏾👏🏾

[@caravanningwithcharlie]

Average players don't get to play for Man Utd and play as many games as you did under one of the greatest managers ever.

[@tommyamos6425]

im a liverpool fan from liverpool when he was playing hated him , but now as a pundit as a person i think hes a genuine person him and carra are the best on tv

[@myluresstuckinatree2111]

He was a defender, he wasn’t conspicuous in most of the games he played. That’s a big compliment for a defender. If you know you know

[@LukeJackandWill]

An understated United legend!

[@adamlong4843]

What a time to be alive. May 1999. Easily the best month of my life. Every game was an absolute nerve jangler. Except the fa cup final which was a piece of piss.

[@amillionviews888]

Allways a pleasure to see Gary on YT

[@joncamilleri2172]

You are a legend, and describe your part in the Utd history extremely well. Top man.

[@zolfodor4835]

Loved it when he said he didn't like any team he played against,why should he ?? Them days have long gone,proper attitude & he won as much as he did coz of that attitude ??

[@silvestrecarvalho1149]

Gary loves man united amd the way he talks about his career at man utd, it is absolutely fantastic. Great respect and admiration.

[@dannynolan9000]

Why does gary still say he was an average player I respect the humility but surely he can see he was a important member of those great utd teams he was a solid right back solid defensively and a great crosser of the ball a damn sight better than what utd have now cheers gary for all the youtube videos cheers people up 👍🏻

[@simonclarke8098]

Average by United standards means top player. Great at United means world class. Gary was consistent but never world class.

[@dannynolan9000]

@@simonclarke8098 I get ye but he was solid every player makes mistakes look at bissaka compared to nev like chalk and cheese

[@david_fitzmaurice]

Gary was a great player. If he wasn't a great player then he would of never made 600+ appearances.

[@hotmess2766]

@@simonclarke8098 Gary Neville was a world class player. The accolades, energy, consistency, number of performances & titles says it all. A true world class player would never say they're a great player. Such humility

[@rambo1872]

Trents clear

[@harveyjohnson7554]

This was such a fascinating video. Well done

[@hamoonfarhang8523]

You are and always been a winner. Proud to be a Man United fan and have you as one of ours.

[@daveparletti5442]

G Nev was a great player and will always be a United and England legend!!! 🙌🏻

[@danielirl9252]

I wasn't alive for another 2 years after that final against Bayern but I always get goosebumps hearing about or watching that final... truly incredible.

[@georgecoombes8274]

Gary Neville if very important for Football

[@307834ST]

winning mentality and persistency sir Alex Ferguson rubbed on to players draw was a loss for him champion mindset that's why he is the greatest manager ever.

[@jamestracey5958]

Love listening to Gary

[@mariusstrmglendrange2411]

Hated him once, now he s the greatest pundit with Carra in the game all love Gary from a LFC fan mate

[@joehadden918]

Takes a lot for a guy who made 400+ appearances for his hometown club, captaining them for 6 years whilst they reigned over Europe, to still be as modest and self deprecating as Gary is. Great bloke

[@Dave_ja_vu]

@@WakaWaka2468 even after all their recent success you can't shake that small club mentality can you

[@bobbyodonoghue9865]

As a Leeds Fan I FREAKING HATED this guy as player, but as a pundit and person in general,hes top class

[@oufc90]

Always a great listen is Gaz

[@onlyfootball1532]

Finally Gary on the channel

[@youthought3161]

Great interview

[@dean8705]

True legend.

[@ollieez1]

What a amazing interview

[@mattkent2651]

So many great players during that golden generation... wow. Incredible we didn't win the Euros or World Cup. The list of world class players in one team, who just COULDN'T play as a team, is baffling. Neville, Neville, Butt, Scholes, Gerrard, Lampard, Beckham, Terry, Ferdinand, Gascoigne, Platt, Pearce, Rooney, Shearer, Sheringham.... the list just goes on.

[@Nopi9]

Scholes retired early for international football.

[@smoothcheeky8910]

@@Nopi9 cause he wasn't treated fairly. Lampard and Gerrard didn't work as a midfield 2 but England didn't have the balls to bench one for the better of the team

[@jumanboi5911]

Well............They were more focused on Man Utd than England

[@AdamSmith75th]

It’s criminal we didn’t even reach a single final. Seems as if the golden generation was a poison chalice, consumed by its own reputation and expectations.

[@GrahransWoWGold]

@@Nopi9 If they didn't play Scholes on the left wing, and he wouldn't have retired from International football as early as he did! To think they pushed Scholes out on the wing, to compliment Lampard and Gerrard, a player, that was better than both of them (put together 😂)!

[@ArunPandey-zn1dk]

this was emotional

[@bigdawgsnoz2542]

Very humble man is Red Nev💯

[@jordanvaughan6399]

It was a beautiful night I was born in 2000 but to know that my club did that it was the greatest champion league come back ever I would of cried man to score 2 goals in the just a second before the end and against Bayern Munich a fantastic team as well and to still be the greatest Team in England just makes it even more magical MUFC and teams like Man City and Arsenal Yiu will never be a bigger clubs than Man United never United will always be the biggest club

[@icemanire5467]

They had a few come backs in the CL. Keane's goal against Barcelona. Juventus 2 nil down and Keane playing Zidane, Dechamps and Davids off the pitch and scoring and dragging the team to 3-2. Probably the greatest individual CL performance of any player I've ever seen. Giggs solo run in the FA cup. Ole and Sheringham last minute goals. They were brilliant to watch and I'm not even a United fan.

[@jordanvaughan6399]

No there were mate Kean and Scholes and Giggs we're just incredible who do You support by the way 😁

[@userzed]

Istanbul is the greatest champions league comeback.......period

[@jordanvaughan6399]

It was good but not as good as the Munich one in Barcelona

[@tommears7321]

Why does your profile pic look like a terribly photoshopped girl is next to you? 😂

[@XxKinGzxX100]

How many times are we gonna keep living in the past , nostalgia holding the club back

[@rodeo9598]

99 still gives me chills

[@rogermoore3991]

Gary was a defender at heart. Mr.Reliable

[@eoinmaguire6691]

I never celebrated anything like I celebrated that night, Walking home up my road at 6.00 in the morning singing "we are the champions" Obviously fairly drunk😂😂 Also won a few quid👍 I was only 22 23 but what a season we mightend of been the better team that night but overall we were the best team that season Cole and Yorke then teddy and ole 2 call on sum squad, Great times👍🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@concong4183]

You're a sound lad, Gary. You were a great player and exemplary professional. You're a good pundit, too. I don't follow Man U, but Spurs. I just wish one of your grandparents had been Irish, and you could've played for us alongside Dennis Irwin. Well done, lad.

[@robertsampson3772]

Bless him he wasn’t bad enough to have to play for Ireland 😂😂

[@user-ke9dk4hs3u]

Neville was always reliable and solid . He’s to genuine where he praises others talent but fails to recognise his work ethic on the pitch eclipsed a lot elite players in the game

[@dave93x]

Look, d'y'know sumthin? At this moment in time, unbelievable.

[@kallumnolan9200]

I’m glad the glame can be paid in that spirit too Gaz

[@reginaldh2079]

What a legend

[@getsbuckets]

Best English right back ever.ill say it.mr consistency.always brought his best game

[@M......0161]

Legend gary 👏 🙌

[@BoobieDealer]

I cried lots of times after football games that didnt go well. Its called passion and its a knowing that you could have changed something. As defender like Garry who scored only 7 goals in his career is hard to understand other footballers who can score :D But Garry saved his tears for the winning times as 99 final :D

[@hon020578]

Good demonstration on how a legend capitalize from his past. I love to see how Rangnick kick those legend trashes away from Man U. Enough is enough!

[@weallfollowmanutd]

I like the way they use subtitles for the Irish interviewer. That's taking the p#ss lol.

[@thewizard6092]

I get the joke that Gary might have been one of the least glamorous names of the class of 92, a lot of which has to do with the fact that he was a defender.. Gary, if you ever see this, you were far from average.. never saw you in the team amd thouth "we need someone at right back".. I expected that name on the sheet.. When Keano left, we went through a dry spell, and I remember the 07 season we got the Prem back with Neville as our captain.. I remember thinking "He's gonna go on playing for us until he's 40!" The fight and dedication from him was immense! Top skipper too, almost captained us to another Treble in 08.. Thanks for all the memories Gary, you'll always be a club legend! GGMU

[@OfficialFingazMC]

Can't stand Man UTD but that final; as a neutral (it's still England/Germany) was amazing to watch!

[@mrkipling2201]

I was at that game against Torpedo Moscow. A 0-0 draw. UEFA cup 1st or 2nd round, first leg. Then we drew 0-0 in Moscow and went out on penalties. September 1992. Worked out ok though because we went on to win the league title!!

[@chrisbee487]

Same game Gary made his debut was my first game at ot against Torpedo Moscow in 1992.

[@BATMAN-hk7sx]

I really think gary underrated his footballing ability. He always talks like he was an average player . He is the best english right back of all time ( trent will beat him ) but still he was class

[@KingKong-ee8hc]

World class full bk

[@Anon-qp3kt]

In terms of talent Phil was better but Gary had the mentality to fight for every ball. True grit 💪💪

[@serz1885]

1999 was amazing Champions league at this day Ole was the first player i bought In Football manager

[@WonderofWatches]

I’m a Liverpool fan but I have to say that 1999 Champions League final was amazing

[@PAVE3]

Gary 'd'you know something' Neville

[@aiaempireframing8101]

Top guy !! Really like him serious man

[@Nopi9]

For those who keep asking why ole is club legend anyway

[@kylesmyle4907]

When he mentioned pizzagate I thought we were in for a very different conversation.

[@aaronsmith2975]

Hahahahaha

[@Lefty__18]

Gary is maybe not the best of his generation but I admire him for always been consistent througt all this years, always being in starting XI of Sir Alex, captain of the team too. He always played for the badge and love this club so much. I respect him for all of that and wish him the best in everything he undertake.

[@Mattjonesll]

19:00 that’s Exactly why England never made it to a final or won anything.. that team we had at its peak was light years ahead of what’s just got to Wembley final against Italy. The difference is they all absolutely love each other. if Garry’s England had even half of the love these new guys have for each other on & off the pitch would of been unbelievable. Such a shame.

[@Nopi9]

Agreed the atmosphere at England is so good now. Miles apart from the stories you heard under capello or sven

[@Mattjonesll]

@@Nopi9 you see players like rice and mount they will comment on each other pictures “😍❤️” go on holiday together.. you watch the training camps all playing basketball Henderson with Pickford laughing.. stevie , Rio , Lampard all said they wouldn’t even sit at the same table when together for England.

[@smoothcheeky8910]

@@Mattjonesll agreed. You even see bitter rivals getting along well and have mutual respect for eachother when on international duty. They found a balance of when to leave club rivalries aside

[@Anon-qp3kt]

The thing that made the Golden Generation of England so great was they were all great rivals were each other, it just so happens that that same rivalry prevented them from being a team at the national level. That's why you get statements like "why are the players hugging each other after a loss". It was just a different time back then

[@Mattjonesll]

@@Anon-qp3kt yehhhh already said all that.

[@Wetzification]

Gary “Look I’m not saying [insert unrealistic achievement]” Neville

[@nevillechapman9761]

Anyone else remember the CL final because the Emu Bloke fell off a roof fucking about with his aerial.

[@strictlycasual765]

Would Gary have been unable to coach with United along Ole due to his links with Salford cos if not I’m surprised he wasn’t brought into the club for some kind of coaching position and managerial experience if he’s not scarred for life after Valencia (always a task to far im sure he will admit) but Gary at United just seems inevitable even if he’s the assistant kit man !

[@koalablender9252]

finally

[@BiggDoggyDogg]

Dennis Irwin, what a legend

[@MrFaulknerjamie]

Gary was such a great player, shame he plays himself down

[@lalbihari6663]

😂 he was average at best but he was playing for the best manager and hi best system

[@fifagod1000]

Going on about right backs getting on the ball and how hard it is, trent runs the game for liverpool every week 👌🔥

[@comp6370]

Gary needs to stop putting himself down he’s the greatest rb the premier league has had and ex pros from other premier league clubs Always have him at rb in their premier league eleven

[@anxiousmindmusic]

@Analog very very false

[@comp6370]

@Analog technically better but in terms of heart, desire and consistency over a ten plus year period full of trophies and captain towards the end you still have to put him in the premier league all time eleven at rb but you’re right if both Trent and James stay consistent for the next 7 or 8 years then they’ll be the names for the rb position along side Neville

[@LordSeth-hf8ew]

He's the best RB ever in the prem, and the best England RB no arguments

[@danielmckeown2600]

Thing is when you hear Evra, Ronaldo pick the best right back they ever played with they pick someone else. However, when you ask them most professional hardest trainer they always mention him. Great defender (Spurs fan here)

[@MichaelLFC____]

“Never look back in my life”. Definitely didn’t look back at Viera in the the Highbury tunnel

[@nigelnyoni8265]

🤣😂🤣😂 good times

[@SpotlessLeopard]

That the same Vieira who shit himself when Keane asked what the fuck he was doing?

[@MichaelLFC____]

@@SpotlessLeopard yep that one. I believe he wore #5, approx. 6’4. Erm…don’t recall him shitting a brick when Keane confronted him though.

[@SpotlessLeopard]

@@MichaelLFC____ You believe wrong. He wore number four. Oh dear. 🤣

[@MichaelLFC____]

@@SpotlessLeopard so I did. Regardless, Neville shit a brick and didn’t look back. Neither did Viera!!! Oh dear!

[@qaysqalid1860]

gary neville the ulti mate defender, ole is proud

[@d8456]

U was the only right back at the club gary

[@scotthiddleston8590]

It’s true Gary nev downplays how good he was or how average he is but the fact is still England’s best right back for last 20 odd years and if u picking best premier league team he would prob be your right back so ...brilliant player...

[@Timekeeper1200]

Gary Neville was a far better player than he ever gives himself credit for. He was one of the first names on the team sheet for over 10 years

[@Anthonyacg138]

Gary ‘to be fair’ Neville

[@chrisr5095]

He puts his football ability down…he is the best right back this country has ever seen..

[@hamala7437]

this meeting wezZ e real DOWNLOAD !!!