He's off to Valencia to be Phil's boss, haha.

RIP MNF.

Sky Sports just got considerably sh*tter.

A dark day for Sky Sports! But a good day for G-Unit

Interesting first job. 

 

Can he even speak any Spanish? 

Makes a bit more sense now... 'Peter Lim, Valencia's Singaporean owner, has a stake in Salford City, the non-league club co-owned by Neville.'

I can honestly say I didn't see that one coming... how hilarious.

 

Good luck to him!

MNF will still have this...

 

https://vine.co/v/O9YKz5qMxuu

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First job, get rid of the backroom staff - sorry bro!!!

Well that's odd. Phil Neville already works there as the assistant manager, I would have thought he would have been given the nod. 

Well that's odd. Phil Neville already works there as the assistant manager, I would have thought he would have been given the nod.

He's always been second best to Gary.

Sky is f**ked

 

You know you want to see it again.

Good luck to him. I am sure he'll now find out it's a lot harder out in the field, rather than in a studio analysing tactical ineptness and mistakes from managers. I do hope he does well though, because it would be nice to have a brit do well managing a top Spanish side. 

Makes a bit more sense now... 'Peter Lim, Valencia's Singaporean owner, has a stake in Salford City, the non-league club co-owned by Neville.'

Buying part of a FC to acquire the manager you want?  The game continues to evolve.....

That's a shame. He's one of the only pundit's actually worth listening too. I suppose it will be back to listening to the scouse lovers from now on once again then.

I think he will do good as a manager, I always thought It was a great move by Hodgson to make him one of his assistants.

 

Also as others have said, he was the most refreshing pundit in years.

Definitely cancelling Sky in July, this has confirmed it

I hope he goes there and does really well.

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11837/10087775/gary-neville-says-he-couldnt-turn-down-valencia-job

 

Apparently he felt like had to give it a go and try to prove he can walk the walk as well.

 

"Sitting on TV talking about coaches these last few years, the time has come for me to stand up. This is a wonderful football club. If I turned down this opportunity, I would have lost some credibility."

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11837/10087775/gary-neville-says-he-couldnt-turn-down-valencia-job

Apparently he felt like had to give it a go and try to prove he can walk the walk as well.

It's a huge risk but unavoidable at some stage. In today's paper, a former (un named) Valencia manager said the role was a thankless task and recalled receiving hostile whistling from fans on the day he was presented to them!

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11837/10087775/gary-neville-says-he-couldnt-turn-down-valencia-job

Apparently he felt like had to give it a go and try to prove he can walk the walk as well.

Andy Gray never had the guts to do it

Andy Gray never had the guts to do it

 

Probably knew he was all talk.

Andy Gray never had the guts to do it

 

To be fair Andy Gray is a clueless gobsh*te; Neville actually seems to know what he's on about.

Secured a 1-1 with Barca tonight... interestingly still no sign of Negredo near the squad.

His job starts tomorrow though

His job starts tomorrow though

 

Oh

 

 

 

 

Please ignore any quick conclusions I drew