Man Utd security measures proof Glazer ownership gone "badly wrong" slams Gary Neville

Tom Brady has some advice for Super Bowl LVI-winning quarterback, Matthew Stafford. Brady responded after the NFL tweeted a video of the Los Angeles Rams star enjoying a cigar and some drinks on a bus ahead of the teams' victory parade Wednesday.«Mix in a water Matt…trust me,» Brady urged, alluding to his drunken post Super Bowl celebrations in 2021 when he and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers took home the trophy.Mix in a water Matt…trust me https://t.co/WEVupw2YzlBrady addressed his Super Bowl stumble in an interview with James Corden during an appearance on  last March where he shared what he was thinking when he tossed his prized Lombardi Trophy from one boat to another during a waterway parade in Florida.«First of all, I was not thinking at that moment,» Brady said after Corden played a clip of the risky toss. «There was not a thought.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) estimates that up to one million people of State Pension age living in households across the UK may be entitled to Pension Credit, but are not claiming the benefit.

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Sir Alex Ferguson has given a rare interview to former Manchester United defender Gary Neville in which he discussed how he kept his teams grounded, his rivalry with Liverpool and more.The iconic manager will be the subject of a new film releasing this summer, documenting the brain haemorrhage he suffered in 2018. Ferguson has remained relatively out of the limelight since his retirement, but has remained loyal to United by attending numerous games in recent years.

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Man United legend Gary Neville for sparking Mohamad Salah’s first-half equaliser against West Brom. Liverpool fell behind to an early goal from Hal Robson-Kanu, leading Sky Sports pundit Neville to tweet a pair of eye emojis in response.Due to his work on the earlier match between Tottenham and Wolves, Neville didn’t notice the strike until 18 minutes after it had gone in.No sooner had the 46-year-old tweeted his emoji-based response to West Brom’s opener, Liverpool found an equaliser through Salah, forcing Neville to follow up his initial tweet straight away with a facepalm emoji.

Jamie Carragher believes that Liverpool’s season can be a relative success if they snatch a top four spot.

Liverpool fans laid into Gary Neville after he lamented Manchester United’s absence of Harry Maguire in their 4-2 defeat on Thursday night.Jurgen Klopp’s first victory at Old Trafford gave the Reds a huge boost in their hopes for the top four, which United have already secured.The Red Devils were without captain and defensive rock Maguire for the game, with the England ruled out with ankle ligament damage he sustained in last weekend’s win over Aston Villa.United legend and Sky Sports commentator Neville repeatedly pointed out his absence during the match.At one point he said: ”I played with players at Manchester United, individual players like Roy Keane in the studio, if they don't play, it unnerves the whole team."The lack of Harry

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Gary Neville says that Jurgen Klopp would only ever leave Liverpool "by mutual consent" and compared the Reds manager to Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger.Speaking following Fulham's relegation on Monday evening, Neville also described Klopp as "un-sackable" with "Liverpool begging him to stay". It's not hard to see why.

Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville have chosen their Premier League Team of the Year – with the two men unable to agree on five players. The Sky Sports duo reached a consensus on Ruben Dias, Luke Shaw, Bruno Fernandes, Kevin De Bruyne, Harry Kane and Phil Foden.

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could channel Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola by bringing in Jadon Sancho instead of a new striker this summer.Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher discussed the potential transfer plans at Old Trafford on Monday Night Football this week, with Erling Haaland and Harry Kane both linked to the club.Despite the quality of those forwards, the contract extension handed to Edinson Cavani has suggested that they could revisit a move for England star Sancho at the end of the season.While Carragher considered what might happen to Mason Greenwood’s growth should Sancho join the club, Neville wants him to join and force a change in style.Neville said: “I think if you look at the goals in Cavani, Martial,

Manchester United legend Gary Neville has given his thoughts on how his old team should operate in this coming transfer window, calling on them to spend wisely.Ole Gunnar Solksjaer has enjoyed a stellar season in the Old Trafford hot-seat, guiding the Red Devils to the Europa League final as well as Champions League qualification via top-four finish in the league.United have been linked with a number of big names ahead of what is sure to be an active window for their rivals, but Neville has claimed that the 13-time Premier League winners could look "incredibly smart" but acquiring just one of their targets.He explained: "I think if you look at the policy over the last couple of years since Ole has come in at Manchester United, I don’t think

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Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is reportedly unhappy with Gary Neville for his role in riling up the club’s supporters following Sunday’s protests at Old Trafford.The Premier League fixture against Liverpool was postponed until May 13 after fans broke onto the pitch at Old Trafford in response to the failed European Super League plans.Solskjaer, 48, said he received a personal apology from United’s owners, the Glazer family, adding that while supporters have every right to protest, they must be carried out “in a civilised manner.”The Daily Mail reported Solskjaer and his coaching staff are particularly upset that their meeting with Liverpool was pushed back, meaning they’ll play four fixtures in the next seven days.The

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Former Sky Sports presenter Richard Keys has hit out at Gary Neville for defending Manchester United supporters' protest at the weekend as he insists the pundit should 'call football matches' and 'not instigate riots'.