Phil Neville = manc?

[SteveSC]

I am really starting to dislike Neville, I hate his daft soundbytes, I hate the fact he's on twitter, I hate the fact he said he'd pull the team off the pitch if he heard a racist comment from fans or players, I hate fizzer18 daft ****ing name that, I hat that he's a ridiculously sub par midfielder.

All this and I loved him 6 months ago pre-twitter but tbf he's just become a bit of a knob.
I'll still support him when he's playing but I just can't help thinking he shouldn't be.

.....and he has a nose like a carrot.

and that be LTblue's sunday sermon, amen.

You know you don't have to listen to his soundbytes right? You can ignore them, also if you don't like his twitter page don't look at it. It's the in thing everyone has one now apparently who cares what he says on it.

As for the racist comment bit not sure were you are going with that also along with the title seems to suggest something enough said.

 

[ScouseBlueBoy]

Model pro, conveys the kind a attitude and commitment that can only have a positive effect on the youngsters, in fact I could even handle them all using his hairdresser if it keeps them on the straight and narrow. He will go on to manage, possibly alongside his brother I reckon.

I was gonna write something like that but you beat me to it.

I tend to be very forgiving of Pip mainly because he seems like a very warm caring human being. No, I am not taking the mick. As a player - he's no Roberto Carlos, but we are no Real Madrid. Any role at our club for this man has positive repercussions throughout.

 

[NewRadical]

I wouldn't be at all surprised if he retires before the end of the season.

Seems to be struggling with injuries.

 

[Bigmaclad]

He's boss at pointing though, that's all that matters.

 

[peteblue]

Glad you pointed that out Pete..

It was a point worth making...

 

[Bungle]

It was a point worth making...

ok mate we get the point

 

[The Equaliser]

Talking today about how his former club will bounce back. Well I suppose we should be glad it wasn't a soundbite about us for a change...

 

[Frank Drebin]

I like him.

 

[PeterMeter]

I wouldn't mind him staying on as a coach here either, but defensive coaches at the club is at least something that's not in short supply. We need someone to sort out our attacking play. Yesterday.

 

[Frank Drebin]

I wouldn't mind him staying on as a coach here either, but defensive coaches at the club is at least something that's not in short supply. We need someone to sort out our attacking play. Yesterday.

I've said that before about the lack of a striker coach. My shout would be Sharpy.

 

[Walken]

Talking today about how his former club will bounce back. Well I suppose we should be glad it wasn't a soundbite about us for a change...

you spoke too soon mate, he's also going on about how the defeat against Stoke could be a blessing in disguise, out of all his ludicrous media rallying calls, this is definately the winner.