Phil Neville: My Biggest Lesson Was Leaving Man United

[@PeterJPickles]

The Neville's are very easy listening, thought I'd give this ten minutes, yet here I am at 52mins :)

[@ananshabaita9853]

To be honest didn’t expect the interview to be so insightful , 😍 More ManU interviews . Hope Gary or scholesy next 🤞🏽 Keano would be dream 🙏🏼

[@algernonwolfwhistle6351]

In my opinion, Phil Neville's been the best interviewee so far. He has the intelligence to be able to see beyond the small enclosed environment of a footballer and to be open-minded and humble enough to recognise his own shortcomings.

[@HighPerformancePodcast]

He was brilliant wasn’t he. One more Neville for a full set on the pod!

[@Red-ju4mi]

Must be the goal of the podcast. The Chris hoy one was disappointing because I felt like most of it was non sport related which I wanted to listen to.

[@pthuong.0110]

@@HighPerformancePodcast I was looking for the Tracey's podcast in your channel but couldn't find it. Could you share the link? Thanks!

[@SMC01ful]

Top bloke PN, what a true gent. The Nevilles seem a bloody decent family.

[@stephenbarton8861]

Dont mention the old fella🤣🤣🤣👍🏻

[@Wisdumb1984]

This podcast (not just the Phil Neville one but HPP in general) is one of the best I have ever followed. You guys are high performance in everything. Your interview skills, your guests, topics, questions, everything is world class. I believe listening to your shows will have a monumental impact in my life and others. Thank you for making this happen.

[@HighPerformancePodcast]

Wow, thank you!

[@chriswhitt5694]

One of the best interviews I've ever seen, both yourself & Gary are so humble. You speak to us like you know us personally. You both give my son the belief he can achieve in football & for that I thank you. Charity game, my son shouted out 'do your step over' mins later you did it, jogged back & gave the thumbs up in our direction. God bless you

[@hotmess2766]

Wonderful 👏 he's a top man & God bless you too Chris 🙏

[@D1Snr]

I could listen to Phil and Gary Neville speak all day.

[@redrambler89]

I’m a Liverpool fan but I have so much respect for Phil. He speaks the truth. So motivational!

[@nevilleneville6518]

I'm a Utd fan, and like Phil I look at Klopp and think "I'd run through walls for him" Boils my piss that he's in charge of your lot lol

[@leroyjones-hemmings8721]

@@nevilleneville6518qqq

[@eliakriketos7943]

Wow... Congratulations to Phil, Jake and the Professor: An absolutely top drawer listen. Indeed, so much to take away from such an in-depth conversation with a genuine class act.

[@hugopropertiesltdlarkin83]

Absolutely quality. So many key learnings, and you can see why he is a success in everything he does. Top man

[@trogman43988]

This is a QUALITY podcast. Love it

[@NicholasOG]

Yes! Yes! Yes! The more I watch the more I learn, the better coach and person I become.

[@Pantominas497]

Come on its embarrassing we have gotten to a point where people think they improve from listening to a podcast, it's embarrassing how low we have fallen. How many podcasts do you reckon Sir Alex Ferguson listened to while growing up? Get a grip

[@2OTom]

@@Pantominas497 Disagree - personal development is about taking small, incremental steps towards growth and improvement. Listening to podcasts like this definitely can give you fresh perspectives or nuggets of information that can assist you in your own journey.

[@Pantominas497]

@@2OTom how would you rather be mentored by, someone who has managed 1000 matches or someone who has read 1000 books/podcasts?

[@RD47X]

@@Pantominas497 Well listening to what professionals say and taking notes is one way of improving yourself. If you can apply it in your life what you have learnt from these podcast is definitely improvement from their previous self.

[@Pantominas497]

@@RD47X sure if you do it here and there it maybe twice a month is helpful, but there are 1000 things real successfull people do that are much more important for one's development. But most people nowadays equate being successfull with how many books/podcasts you consume... That's because they want an easy way out, they are postponing decision making and real work, they don't know how to just do it and they lie to themselves to think it's helping them succeed to read 1000 books or podcasts. That's called madness in my eyes

[@gazzaeire8702]

Big respect for Phil Neville after listening to this. From a Liverpool fan

[@Salt9696]

Love these podcasts. One thing I’d like to note is showing the speaker while he/she actually speaks! On many occasions the camera would be on a person who isn’t speaking.

[@Magus0412]

You are driving home in the evening and you stop to wait for the red light. You then notice Phil Neville driving the car next to you. On the passenger seat there is Sir Alex himself while back seats are occupied by Giggs, Scholes and Gary Neville.

[@cormackhotzie7874]

Learnt a lot here, great stuff

[@Onlinesully]

felt the same

[@rosscowan3612]

Spot on Phil, we have 3 golden rules at football at the team I coach, respect the ref, work hard and most importantly have fun! All about creating values that these young players will take into later life. Loving hearing these ex pros outlook on sporting life! The ethos I have is simple to parents, we encourage encouragement but let them play.

[@pranavbalachander]

Love these podcasts. Being a Liverpool fan I was expecting to get bored of Phil Neville in 10 min but stayed for the whole hour. Fascinating listen !!

[@SwerveFC]

Stop this nonsense brand peddling of asking about what it means to be high performance

[@glpify]

10mins in and its already amazing

[@ryanmutahi8989]

Got to get David Beckham on, so many experiences and like Phil has seen football from different perspectives

[@jackominty3633]

Love to know how he would have reacted is he was asked to train a trans "girl" for the English team.

[@abdirizackaden148]

Whos here after he snapped in press conference and swore live.what a bluffer😅😅😅

[@SuperTerminator50]

Perfection does NOT exist, and that is a Good thing, if perfection did exist, then what?, where would we go from there?..Perfection is NEVER attainable... that is why we can always continue to GROW!!..

[@josehayden66]

Great Podcast. Love fom india :)

[@nurtbmtv]

I REALLY REALLY WISH YOU CAN GET SIR ALEX ON HERE

[@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415]

get to know the mum,,,,,then 4 years later and tell them kid he is not good enough,,, brutal hypocrite. I would not send my son to a a UK club...Holland the home of technical football

[@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415]

you can talk say all the fashionable buzz names and key words,,,,,,, Fergy looked after him He was never a tactical coach,,,proved this with Barcelona Listen to Rio about Fergy tactics

[@Onlinesully]

Great discussion. Though i don't agree at all with the interviewer that it's about tiny steps. It's about seriously thought out plans, and many very big steps, following a process. I know Im overdoing the point, but it's something i was misguided on. It confuses a person just to say take tiny steps.

[@kayz1553]

Damian Hughes is excellent.

[@adidamle]

I don't know how you guys haven't gone viral yet! Maybe start putting up short shareable clips more and more. Love what you are doing, much love from India

[@HighPerformancePodcast]

We will!

[@Onlinesully]

The High Performance Podcast I enjoy the interviews I've seen so far. The long form is great. The short clips are only sound bites, and water the whole thing down.

[@kiercronin1442]

This is one of the best HPP I've seen so far.

[@timbo7762]

fantastic podcasts guys

[@HighPerformancePodcast]

thank you Tim, we're glad you enjoy them

[@philyerboots5181]

A lifelong City fan but you should always appreciate common sense and dedication which PN showed in abundance. Fascinating.

[@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415]

Phil is not flexible rather like his mate David Moyes not flexible,,,

[@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415]

its a business no loyalty in football managers can never be friendly to players because they have a shelve life, Phil nice guy not a manager to play for his brother was the same

[@johnferreira885]

That was really inspiring really gives you hope not to give up.

[@tickhillian]

Phil Neville is a legend.

[@mpumelelobeyers957]

Under Phil Captaincy Everton rly BEAT Manchester United & Liverpool. . As Arsenal fan I remember Professor Wenger wanted to sign Phil, Cahill & Arteta. 2006-10 Everton What a underrated Team that was💯

[@truthwinsuk2555]

LEGEND PHIL. UNITED THROUGH AND THROUGH.

[@reddevilian]

What are the chances of getting Sir Alex on the podcast?

[@MegaPatricklee]

YES

[@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415]

he failed at velencia poor man management Moyes was too at United.

[@RobinHunuki]

Really enjoyed this podcast and as an Evertonian, the biggest take away I got was the values & morals instilled into him by his parents. Stood strong and reaping results now. Effort, Discipline & Manners ✍️

[@bigbernie7260]

Everyone of them have got their kids or relatives worked in to academies.

[@eric144144]

Great interview !

[@tomhinds14]

Best yet 👍🏼

[@richardmidson3407]

Brilliant podcast! Can anyone believe that he said he’s sister was the talker 😂😂😂😂

[@devonpaulsayers1070]

Everton best Captain

[@Grindszn2.0]

Really enjoy these podcasts i always look forward to these

[@haiderchaudhary1399]

When is the Reece wabara interview out?

[@HighPerformancePodcast]

Very soon! Next few days

[@Rafiqi33]

As a gooner....never liked him as a player...but have to say this was really special. Respect Phil Neville!

[@irenewilson177]

Think we should see more of Phill. Neville Great. Interview. X

[@fds3415]

Is this the bbc guy interviewing? It looks and sounds like him, but also not.

[@chrism8187]

Great podcast....maybe an episode with chris froome or bradley wiggins???

[@loft725]

This is excellent.

[@kingarthurusatenniscoach1415]

you don't go to Phil for high performance you go to holland and learn technique

[@youssef17rev]

GET FERGIE ON!

[@HighPerformancePodcast]

We would love that!

[@stephenbarton8861]

Hey phill what went on with the old fella??

[@williamfence566]

living in the persons shoes . True empathy . Then make a difference.

[@user-hn4sp2vn4d]

The main point of this, is essentially if you want to be genuinely successful you need to separate yourself from the pack and the average joes. The actual reality, not the “be balanced” bs which gets propagated by losers.

[@deandalton8482]

and what would Neville know about that?

[@user-hn4sp2vn4d]

Dean Dalton good point mate. A former England international, Manchester United footballer & current Professional football club owner. He isn’t objectively speaking, a successful individual is he?

[@deandalton8482]

@@user-hn4sp2vn4d He never would have got a game for Utd if it wasnt for his brother. Then he's part of Moyes Utd and Gary Neville's Valencia clusterfucks. Easily the worst pundit ever and now can hardly win a game as England Womens manager..If you think thats successful you have problems

[@user-hn4sp2vn4d]

Dean Dalton 😂you’re out of touch with reality aren’t you. He’s a multi millionaire former professional footballer. That played in the best league in the world his whole career. What have you achieved in life?

[@deandalton8482]

@@user-hn4sp2vn4d no you're out of touch with reality mate if you measure someones success by their bank account. The chap has had nothing but failure since his mediocre playing days

[@moayaddarwish6268]

One of the best episodes 💯🔥

[@jordi073]

Thierry Henry next time please

[@djrowlee]

Like Phil. Good bloke.

[@thezillah4644]

Our phil man Ledge 🔴

[@leroyjones-hemmings8721]

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[@jamesheseltine8283]

[@jamesjones3371]

Working class cant be surgions education isnt gd enough in schools

[@anthonyhett]

The players wrote their own values, which are on the wall so they can be held accountable if their behaviour doesn’t reach these standards. Is he a football manager or a primary school teacher? Haha! Do they have a sticker chart as well?

[@MrOptimisticc]

WE NEED REECE WABARAS INTERVIEW ASAP ON HERE

[@86Smally]

Phil Neville 90% determination and attitude, 10% football ability. No way near the most gifted player and that’s being generous but his effort and being a role model was top notch. As an Everton fan I’ll never forget his performance against Wigan in the FA cup in 2013. Everton lost 3 - 0 and Neville put in the worst performance by anyone ever playing for Everton. In fact that performance is still the worst I’ve ever seen by a Everton player to this day. And don’t forget we toyed with relegation for years in the 1990s and where saved on the last day of the season twice that’s how bad he played against Wigan

[@kevinboldy2318]

I'd also add as a Spurs fan, during the Bale pre-Madrid peak, Phil Neville was the opposing player that managed to shackle him the best.

[@gayankumarasinghe621]

Thank you team!

[@brittanymoore2555]

The embarrassed calf morally wreck because supermarket lally slow near a wealthy celsius. wrathful, overwrought bangladesh

[@deandalton8482]

Talks some bollocks this Neville lad

[@makeitback180]

Lol

[@nickmullen2830]

Not sure I agree with a lot of this from Phil. Sounds a slave driver as a parent and I don't like the fact he shared the personal detailed stuff of the girls who'd lost their parents and their responses in matches here. Breaks the confidentiality and trust of the group unless they were ok him sharing it.

[@falconarrow]

I came here to troll Neville without watching the video. Nepotism is the only reason he got to manage Inter Miami. The world would have ended if the great Neville ended up managing Messi. Now let's watch the video...