Steve McManaman disagrees with Gary Neville on infamous Liverpool mentality claim
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mirror.co.ukSteve McManaman has rejected Gary Neville's suggestion that a mentality problem held Liverpool back against Man Utd in the 90s.
The two players often came up against each other during intense battles between the two sides. Liverpool had a squad blessed with talent, but were often left in Man Utd's slip stream as the Red Devils won several major honours, while the Merseyside club went years without silverware.
Among Liverpool's ranks were the likes of Robbie Fowler, Jamie Redknapp and Jason McAteer, who along with McManaman were dubbed 'The Spice Boys' due to their off-field antics - which Neville felt gave United the edge. "Think of Liverpool and the Spice Boys, they didn’t get that nickname for nothing," Neville said. "They were still
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