I'm not watching this episode. Too much Neville on the TV. I don't even hate him like some seen to, but this is too much 
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Bit of a crap episode.
Not sure if I even managed ten minutes. Painfully self indulgent.
I'm not watching this episode. Too much Neville on the TV. I don't even hate him like some seen to, but this is too much
I managed about 10 minutes and the only good thing to come out of it is that it sounds like Neville plans to go on a bunch of holidays in the next 12 months. Might get a little respite from his omnipresence.
I bet you're fun at birthday parties
Actual birthday parties?
Mini retirements
I thought it was quite a nice episode.
I thought it was going to be a slightly longer segment than usual with a few jokes and cake. Not a fecking hour long testimonial with his family coming to tell us how a nice guy he is.
That still sounds less cringeworthy than the previous episode where he handed out printouts of his match schedules from his time managing Valencia, while repeatedly insisting that he wasn't trying to make a point about how difficult he had it but rather make a point about how difficult current managers have it... I wanted to peel my own skin off watching that.
Barely speaks to his brother. What a loser.
Watched about half of it so far and agree. I like the group as a collective, surprised Keane is so fond of Neville, would never have thought so in during their playing days.
That fixture list was interesting as it was a very hectic schedule to go into for a new manager and in the broader point of congested fixtures hindering training etc was a good point.
Yeah it absolutely was but the fact he'd printed out handouts for everyone and also kept going on about how he wasn't trying to make excuses for himself was toe-curling.
I'm not a Nev hater (though he can be a bit much sometimes) but it was just dead awkward to watch.
Same here, though they do spoil it by showing some of the upcoming highlights right at the start, surprise guests weren't a surprise because of that.
Keano was brilliant about visiting his brother, there's no excuse for that, especially given the multiple trips he's done to the US in recent months
Neville sickens me in some ways, I like him in some others. Whoever called him a LinkedIn cnut a few pages back is dead on, that's exactly what he'd be doing if he didn't make it in football.
Keane gives off a Taxi Driver vibe in that green handset jacket
Keane would fit right in on redcafe in blaming Bruno for the rain in Manchester
Keane was well grumpy in this one. He fecking hates Bruno.
There's a lot of criticisms you can aim at Bruno, but "Bruno is not a fighter" is the most ludicrous, braindead take I've heard.
Keane is a joke. All our former players are jokes. They sound like your average twitter troll chasing likes for clout.
Keane is a joke. All our former players are jokes. They sound like your average twitter troll chasing likes for clout.
How is he a fighter? He gets bullied by random opposition players pretty much every match. He is literally weak physically. Go watch that 7-0 again to see how much fight he has.
I'd understand the criticism if it was for flaws in Bruno's game like lack of ball carrying etc, but talking about his mentality is absurd to me. He works the hardest, covers multiple players positions, takes the most responsibility in a team where everyone else is scared of the ball. Really sums up the scrutinity you get playing for Manchester United that their best player over the past x amount of years can still receive this much stick from a club legend
I am glad to hear keane call out Bruno’s “fake pressing”. He very rarely, if ever, wins the ball back when closing down someone. He doesn’t do it as much now but for years he would charge down the goalkeeper with zero hope of winning the ball, and then we would get torn to shreds through the middle.
Didn't have a similar conversation about Bruno a few months ago
It's just sounds familiar
It's just sounds familiar
That Keave v. Wright moment about Bruno felt like someone was reading posts from the Bruno performance thread on this forum
The main purpose of pressing is to try and force an error such as misplaced pass, winning the ball back isn't the expectation, the problem with Bruno's pressing half the time was that he did it on his own because his teamates couldn't be arsed
Are they still talking about us not being very good as if this is news. Surely didnt need to dwell on this for too long.
Stopped watching this a few months ago. It's quite boring when you take a second to think about it.
Its been tedious for sometime now. They only have a handful of interesting guests and conversations usually end up being quite familiar.
As a once a week thing I don't mind it but they definitely need to freshen it up a little and have some more interesting guests on though. It's become a tad stale.
So is everything, ever.
The episode with Les Ferdinand was the last one I enjoyed.
It's boring now. And they talk over each other all the time.
Could apply to pretty much anything, especially football in general.
No it's not.
I don't really think so. I mean as Utd fans we've watched the sport for decades and we're still seeing shit we've not thought possible. It's bad shit but it's kinda new.
This is basically the whinge about Utd podcast these days. Keane moans, Gary acts like he knows everything, they get someone like Mikael Silvestre on and they talk about the same old stuff.