#gary-neville

#gary-neville

Manchester United is in turmoil, struggling on the pitch and facing management upheavals, including the sacking of manager Erik ten Hag.

Manchester United's management may reconsider Erik ten Hag's position by Christmas if performance does not improve.

Gary Neville criticized Manchester United's performance against Tottenham, calling their first-half play an 'absolute disgrace'.

Gary Neville criticized Manchester United's performance, likening them to statues and highlighting their lethargy in the match against Tottenham.

Arsenal's 2-0 win over Manchester United tightened the Premier League title race, increasing pressure on Liverpool and highlighting United's defensive woes.

Gary Neville believes Pep Guardiola will devise an unusual strategy to compensate for Rodri's extended absence from Manchester City.

Gary Neville criticized the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Rules, claiming they limit club investment and force sales of homegrown talent.

Liverpool is favored to win the Premier League, but Arsenal remains in contention despite being nine points behind.

Gary Neville believes Liverpool, despite starting strong, are still not on the same level as Manchester City and Arsenal for the league title.

Liverpool is performing strongly under manager Arne Slot but pundits anticipate Arsenal will win the Premier League this season.

Gary Neville believes it would be absurd for Manchester City to win the Premier League title after their current poor performance.

Haaland criticized for off-colour performance against Arsenal by Neville and Keane.

Keane compares Haaland's general play to a League Two player.

Kyle Walker's reaction in the Manchester derby was criticized by pundits as embarrassing and deserving of harsher punishment.

Gary Neville is surprised by Edu's sudden departure from Arsenal, expressing concerns over the impact on the club's progress.

Gary Neville ranks Martin Odegaard as less important to Arsenal than Declan Rice and William Saliba, suggesting their roles are more critical to the team.

Harry Kane unlikely to join Arsenal despite Ian Wright's wish

Arteta's top priority is signing a striker and a midfielder

Chelsea's recent spending on players is not yielding the expected improvement in performance, drawing sharp contrasts with rivals' recruitment strategies.

Gary Neville advocates for rolling substitutions to enhance the flow and entertainment value of football matches, reducing frequent stoppages that disrupt gameplay.

Gary Neville questions the FA's decision to appoint Thomas Tuchel over promoting English coaches, emphasizing a lack of strategy in the move.

Eddie Howe is successfully leading Newcastle United despite limited transfers, but internal conflicts may inspire him to consider other opportunities.

Gary Neville highlights concerns over England's coaching identity and the implications of hiring Thomas Tuchel as manager.

Trent Alexander-Arnold's outstanding performances for Liverpool and England have transformed critiques into praise, especially under new management.

Gary Neville warns Cole Palmer could struggle at Anfield due to the aggressive nature of Liverpool's team and the intimidating atmosphere.