Gary Neville fires back at Tory MEP who accuses Man Utd legend of 'hating his country'

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has joined forces with his children Arron and Alicia to launch a new state-of-the-art gym in his hometown of Oldham. The Scholes family have invested £500,000 on the huge 10,000 sq ft development on Lees Road in the town.

Gary Lineker has recalled the pain at being told his son George might not make it through the night during his battle with acute myeloid leukaemia when he was a child.George, who is now 30, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia at just eight weeks old. Match of the Day host and England legend Gary has opened up about the initial diagnosis, George's treatment and how the terrifying ideal impacted him - both as a person and as a footballer.Speaking to The Athletic’s 'The Moment' podcast, Gary started by talking about the first signs of George's illness and how doctors initially thought it was a skin condition."It was the middle of November ‘91 when we first noticed that he had some kind of issue. It was like a little spot or bump on his forehead," Lineker said.

Gary Neville and Rio Ferdinand have been criticised by Dutch legend Ruud Gullit for piling the pressure on Erik ten Hag following his appointment as Manchester United manager.

Gary Neville has mocked Manchester United while suggesting that Chelsea still have some work to do to qualify for the Champions League next season. Chelsea welcomed London rivals West Ham to Stamford Bridge on Sunday afternoon before their hastily rearranged trip to Old Trafford on Thursday night (7.45pm).

Jamie Carragher echoed one of Gary Neville’s most iconic moments of commentary after Divock Origi headed Liverpool’s vital second goal against Everton. The beloved super-sub came off the bench to haunt the Toffees’ once again shortly after Andrew Robertson put Jurgen Klopp’s side into the lead.

Gary Lineker is haunted by the trauma of seeing his son battle cancer as a baby.The star’s lad George was just six weeks old when he was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia. And to this day, Gary, 61, can vividly remember the horror moment he was given the news by docs.He said: “I’ll never forget, the two guys just looked at each other and they just said, ‘I’m sorry, but this does look like something much more serious. We need to do some tests, but it does look like leukaemia’.“I knew it was a blood cancer and you know it’s super serious, but it’s a baby.

Gary Neville labelled Manchester United a "pub team" after his fellow pundit Jamie Carragher poked fun following Thiago Alcantara's performance.

Gary Lineker has opened up about how one of his angriest moments quickly turned into a boozy night out with his new manager at Everton.The former England striker was renowned for keeping his cool on the pitch, having famously never received a yellow card during his 16-year career.But, in an appearance on the BBC’s Tony Bellew is Angry podcast, the Match of the Day presenter lifted the lid on some of his more difficult moments, admitting that he does get “a bit irate” about politics, and also reflecting on his son George’s battle with Leukemia.And, towards the end of the episode, Gary was asked to share one of his “angriest” moments, when he remembered the time he had left Leicester to join Everton in 1985, before scoring 40 goals with the side the next season.The poacher described how he had waited until the end of his contract at his boyhood club before leaving. And, in the days before the Bosman ruling – which enabled players to join another club without a fee being paid at the end of their contract – this meant that Everton and Leicester had to go to a tribunal to settle an amount to be paid.“The two clubs couldn’t agree, I think Leicester wanted £1.1 million and Everton only wanted to pay £500,000,” he recalled.So, Gary explained how the two sides had made their case for the striker, remembering: “The Leicester manager gets up and goes, ‘we’re losing a player that's going to score loads of goals for England, he’s going to be a world-class international footballer, it’s a massive load.”Having heard this praise, Gary said he started to become angry when Howard Kendall, his soon-to-be manager at Everton appeared downbeat about the forward’s potential.“He goes, ‘we’re taking a massive chance on this kid.

Manchester United have waved goodbye to both their chief scout and head of global scouting amid mounting criticism of their playing squad with Champions League qualification very unlikely. Chief scout Jim Lawlor and head of global scouting Marcel Bout have both officially left Old Trafford as a dismal season comes to an end - with Gary Neville already offering this thoughts on Twitter.

Manchester United suffered their second humiliating defeat of the season against Liverpool on Tuesday night.

Roy Keane was furious with Manchester United on Tuesday as they were humiliated by Liverpool for the second time this season, losing 4-0 at Anfield.After thrashing United 5-0 at Old Trafford earlier in the season, Liverpool added to their recent dominance with another statement victory against United. And unsurprisingly Keane was less than impressed as he blasted the club that he was once incredibly successful with for how far they have fallen.United are closing in on ten years without a league title, and the defeat to Liverpool all but ends their Champions League hopes for next season - which was expected by Gary Neville who gave them a one per cent chance of beating Jurgen Klopp's side.

Manchester United fan on Twitter after their thrashing at the hands of Liverpool on Tuesday night. The Red Devils rocked up to Anfield with little expectation with Jurgen Klopp's men in sensational form and themselves looking shaky at the back. Ralf Rangnick saw this and tried to tackle it by playing a back three with Phil Jones coming in from the wilderness.

Bruno Fernandes "back to Manchester" in Liverpool's clash with United.The goalkeeper had the ball at his feet in his 18-yard box with Fernandes pressing him, but remained cool, calm and collected to skill his way out of a potentially dangerous situation and leave the United attacker with egg on his face.Liverpool fans lapped the moment up on Twitter with one joking: "Alisson sending Bruno Fernandes back to Manchester there." Another Red was in total awe, writing: "I want to be as cool as Alisson Becker." And even Gary Lineker added his praise."Alisson has been better than any @ManUtd player," the legendary England striker posted to his followers. A fan similarly said: "Alisson could play for Man Utd and realistically be their best midfielder I'm not even joking."However, while Alisson didn't break a sweat, some of those watching on found his fire playing too much to handle.

Gary Lineker claimed that Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker was playing better than any Manchester United player in the opening exchanges at Anfield.

Manchester United legend predicts Paul Pogba could've played his final minutes in his second spell for the club after he trudged off after just 10 minutes.

Gary Neville struggled to hold back his disgust at Manchester United's first-half display against Liverpool.

Roy Keane has shared a typically brutal and honest assessment on Phil Jones after Manchester United recalled the rarely-used defender at Anfield tonight. Jones was one of four alterations to the United starting XI as Ralf Rangnick opted for a back-five against bitter rivals Liverpool.

Gary Neville believes Manchester United have just a two per cent chance at best of defeating Liverpool on Tuesday.

Brooklyn Beckham tied the knot to his actress fiancée Nicola Peltz in an extravagant ceremony last week, more than 20 years after he was guest of honour as a four-month-old baby at his parents’ iconic wedding. And we can reveal that watching their eldest son get married has brought back lots of nostalgic memories for David and Victoria Beckham – so much so they want to renew their vows again! "David and Victoria have grown as a couple and the excitement of Brooklyn’s wedding has brought them even closer together," a source told OK! .

Roy Keane has remarkably snubbed Gary Neville and Micah Richards as a potential number two should he return to management with the Manchester United legend selecting Jamie Carragher as his preferred assistant out of the Sky Sports pundits.The former United captain, 50, has flirted with the idea of returning to the dugout in recent months and was odds on favourite to re-take the reins at Sunderland. Keane was previously employed at the Stadium of Light between 2006 and 2008 and oversaw their return to the Premier League in his first season in charge. However, the reunion fell apart with the Black Cats instead opting for ex-Preston and Norwich City boss Alex Neil.