Gary Neville 'collapsed to the floor and had a fit' after Raheem Sterling England goal

Gary Neville has revealed he rejected a stylist after Sky Sports started to complain about his outlandish ties.The Manchester United legend made the move into punditry post-retirement in 2011. While he is now widely regarded as one of the best around, it took time for him to improve - in particular on his dress sense.When Neville started out he made some bold choices on which tie to wear. As such, he was asked in the latest edition of The Overlap: "When you first started on TV, why did you wear such bad ties?" READ MORE: Sir Alex Ferguson rang Gary Neville about 'f***ing unfair' criticism of David De GeaHe replied: "It was a problem for Sky that you know.

Gary Neville has admitted he thinks his hectic lifestyle will "cost him" in a candid talk with Geoff Shreves on The Overlap. The Manchester United legend spoke of the time he collapsed 'and had a fit' after Raheem Sterling opened the scoring for England against Germany.

Gary Neville has revealed Sir Alex Ferguson once called him over his 'f***ing unfair' criticism of David De Gea while working as a pundit on Sky Sports.De Gea has come under criticism in recent weeks - especially for his performance against Brentford. However, in his heyday, De Gea was one of the best shot-stoppers in the Premier League.And that was all the more impressive after the Spaniard had struggled to adapt to England's top flight in his first season on these shores.

Manchester United legend Gary Neville never had a single transfer approach made for him - not that he would have left the club anyway.Neville, 47, spent his entire playing career with the Red Devils, racking up a mega 602 appearances at right-back between 1992 and 2011. He was rarely dropped by Sir Alex Ferguson and has gone down as a Premier League great.But despite that status, it seems there was never any interest in signing him from other clubs, as when Geoff Shreeves asked him on Sky Sports' Off Script podcast in April 2020, Neville said: "None that I’ve ever been made aware and none that I’ve known of.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley Stadium"I imagine that Sir Alex in his post-Manchester United career or in his interviews when I left the club would have said that someone would have come in for me or something like that.

Michael Owen has named his all-time Premier League XI - and it doesn't include Manchester United legends Wayne Rooney and Roy Keane.Owen is a bonafide English top-flight legend, having plundered 150 goals in 326 league matches for clubs including Liverpool, United, Newcastle and Stoke City. He played against - and alongside - some pretty legendary players in his time, giving him an expert insight into what is required to feature in an all-time Premier League XI.In an interview with Premier League productions, the BT Sport pundit picked his side, leaving out the likes of Rooney, Keane, David Beckham, Frank Lampard and Mohamed Salah. READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumDo you agree with Owen's team? Let us know in the comments section below.United legend Peter Schmeichel features in nearly every Premier League greatest XI.

These are your Manchester United morning headlines for Wednesday, August 24.

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson after a verbal collision during a match. The ex-Premier League official was the man in the middle and the one with the flag at the very highest level of football.

Gary Neville was spotted celebrating like every other Manchester United fan on Monday evening as the Red Devils beat Liverpool. Erik ten Hag's side picked up their first points of the season as they looked like a transformed side to that against Brentford last weekend.

Gary Neville has questioned Manchester United’s decision to hand Casemiro a four-year deal with an option for a 12-month extension.

Gary Neville was left a little red-faced after a Manchester United fan professed his undying love to him live on air.Prior to United's emphatic victory over Liverpool, Neville headed around Old Trafford to interview supporters and find out how confident they were about the upcoming match, though was taken aback by one man who immediately changed the subject."Let me first say, you are the love of my life," the supporter told Neville. "You gave me a lot of Premier League titles [and] I absolutely enjoyed watching you and I'm honoured to meet you." READ MORE: Four things Erik ten Hag got right as Man Utd seal stunning victory over LiverpoolClearly surprised at being shown such tender affection, Neville was slightly lost for words, mustering a semi-awkward, "oh right that's brilliant thanks", in response.Awkwardness aside, fans on social media were absolutely loving it, with one tweeting: "Neville, you've pulled!""Grab your coat, @GNev," wrote another, while a third joked: "Must be the first time anyone's ever told Neville that."If you had to declare your undying love for a professional football who would it be and why? Let us know in the comments section below.Neville's night got even better an hour or so later as Erik ten Hag's side stormed to a 2-1 victory over Liverpool - their first league win over Jurgen Klopp's side since 2018.Jadon Sancho put United deservedly in front in the first half before Marcus Rashford doubled the hosts' advantage after the break.

Erik ten Hag dropped an F-bomb live on Sky Sports when discussing his Manchester United side's shock 2-1 victory over Liverpool.The Red Devils boss joined host David Jones and pundits Roy Keane, Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville after securing his first win in charge. He was asked to sum up his emotions as the post-match interview got underway.Ten Hag replied: "We can talk about tactical but it’s all about attitude.

Wayne Rooney has moved to defend Lisandro Martinez and believes Manchester United need to change to get the best out of him.

Gary Neville's views on roast potatoes, turkey and roast dinners in general have been compared to a 'career ending injury' or a '3-1 defeat to Huddersfield' by amused social media users. The Manchester United hero is known for his passionate views as a pundit, especially on the ownership at Old Trafford, but his expertise now apparently extend to food.

Gary Neville has torn into the Glazers over their part sale of Manchester United to US business Apollo, branding it "totally unacceptable".The Red Devils legend latest criticism comes amid claims that the Old Trafford supremos are set to put a stake of the club up for sale. Fans are furious with the controversial owners while United have had a disastrous start to the season.Two defeats in two in the Premier League have left them bottom of the table while transfers have proved difficult to come by despite Erik ten Hag's pleas.

Footballer Ryan Giggs has admitted he threatened his ex-girlfriend as he said “you’re finished”, the court was told.The former Manchester United player is accused of controlling and coercive behaviour towards Kate Greville during their six-year relationship – all of which he denies. At Manchester Crown Court on Wednesday 17 August, Giggs was questioned on messages sent between the couple during their relationship, which lasted for around six years from 2015 onwards. In one message said to be from Ryan to Kate Greville, the footballer wrote that his girlfriend was “finished” and in another he asked: “Do I have to let you go Kate?” Peter Wright QC read out a message from Giggs in January 2019 in which he said: “What the f*, blocking me?? “F**** unblock me now.” He asked Giggs: “Was that the angry Ryan in that message?” to which he replied: “Yes.” Mr Wright went on: “The demanding Ryan?” to which he replied “Yes," again.

Gary Neville has revealed he fears for Manchester United's league position if Cristiano Ronaldo leaves before the transfer window shuts. The Red Devils are currently bottom of the table after Erik ten Hag's side lost their opening couple of fixtures against Brighton and Brentford.

Gary Neville has insisted Antonio Conte wouldn’t have been a good fit for Manchester United, drawing comparisons with former manager Jose Mourinho.

Gary Neville believes Manchester United could finish in the bottom half of the Premier League if they allow Cristiano Ronaldo to leave.

Gary Neville has compared Manchester United to a failing school that should be put under special measures where the kids cannot be blamed.His bizarre analogy absolves the players at Old Trafford of most of the blame, instead placing it at the door of the owners the Glazers. The United legend has never hidden his disdain of the controversial American tycoons but the mood around Old Trafford continues.A 4-0 battering at the hands of Brentford in west London has turned the situation at United into a crisis while the players came under huge scrutiny.