Gary Neville hilariously exits Stamford Bridge with coat over his head
Gary Neville succeeded in getting out of Stamford Bridge without being noticed by Chelsea and West Ham fans by putting a coat over his head on Sunday afternoon.
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Gary Neville predicts Declan Rice transfer outcome with £80m Man Utd deal cited
Gary Neville has compared the situation West Ham are facing with Declan Rice to what Man Utd experienced when Cristiano Ronaldo left in 2009.
Gary Neville delivers damning Manchester United verdict after candid Scott McTominay interview
Gary Neville has admitted his worry for Manchester United after Scott McTominay's honest interview in the wake of the defeat to Arsenal on Saturday.
Robbie Savage disagrees with Gary Neville comments on Man United youngster Hannibal Mejbri
Robbie Savage has questioned whether the praise directed at Hannibal Mejbri for his erratic cameo appearance in Manchester United's 4-0 loss to Liverpool was justified.
Gary Neville uses Cristiano Ronaldo's Man Utd example to make Declan Rice transfer claim
Gary Neville has claimed that recent speculation over Declan Rice's future won't harm West Ham, as most people accept that he's going to leave the club "in the next year or two" - just like when Cristiano Ronaldo first quit Manchester United.
'Brilliant', 'Only one they needed' - Gary Neville blown away by superb West Ham player
Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville lavished praise on West Ham United centre-back Craig Dawson during the 1-0 defeat against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Thomas Tuchel told to use Cristiano Ronaldo transfer template to secure dream £150m Chelsea deal
Gary Neville has told Chelsea how to complete the signing of Declan Rice following the 23-year-old's decision to reject a third contract offer from West Ham. The Hammers midfielder, who was released from the Blues academy at the age of 14, sees his current deal at the London Stadium expire in the summer of 2024, although David Moyes' side do have the option to extend that by a further 12 months.
Well, the last week could hardly have gone better for Liverpool, could it?
After booking their place in the FA Cup final courtesy of a morale-boosting win over Manchester City - a victory that could yet have further ramifications beyond the Cup, from a psychological point of view - it was back to Premier League duty for Liverpool with a convincing 4-0 humiliation of Manchester United on Tuesday night.