did you burst onto the scene?

Neville's lame response and attempt to laugh it off made the comment even better.

@@jimbo_1312 He just accepted it which was jokes 😂

What about hiding under the bed and then you'd be the burglar 🤣🤣🤣

😂

2 yards, man

It’s 2 yeeeeerds man !

Roy Keane the so called human activist

Hes bang average, bang average

"Ah he's going in 2 weeks" - "NO, he should have left 2 years ago"!!

And Itv...

Richards, son. Richards

If they get rid of Richards yeah. All he does is laugh

@@TelepartyPlays laugh is good for health.

@@TelepartyPlays I bet your fun at parties

@@TelepartyPlays foreign concept for you I guess

Mercenaries....Carra and Micah on American tv with Leather face Abdo, Micha also on Bbc, Nev on Itv with traitor Keane.

Join to fight the middle east

Lel

Nah, Roy hates everyone

@@vb8428 except Denis Irwin

They’re the perfect duo plus everyone seems to love Roy lmao

@@vb8428 and everyone loves him lmao

@@ocben2184 Nah

Honour not Honor

As an Arsenal fan, I always hated Keane as a player. But he is the only pundit worth listening to now. Nobody else even gets close

such insecure thing to say lmao

@@WRNWRW asking for respect isn't insecure

@@WRNWRW not at all

Right after Heinrich Himmler

😮😅😮😮😮😮😮

Look at me when im talking to you 🎤🤨

Nah Micah

Richards is the show

he bursted into the scene, if you don't remember his one decent game against West Brom in 2013 you don't know football mate

Gary Neville was an average footballer. History is being rewritten

The later part of his career wasn't great but when he first came on the scene is was one of the best around

In his prime Micah was excellent but injuries ruined him

@@willywonka7812 you don't play 400 games for Man Utd if your an average player. Especially in that period when Man Utd where winning a lot of trophies.

Pundits with more history than your new club FACT 🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@@ScotsmanGamer imagine being that obsessed that you have something to say on a punditry video like this… embarrassing

Agree to be fair mate, Keane was an absolute general of a player with the pedigree to boss a midfield anywhere. Souness was a player of vintage style who wiped out whoever and whatever was in front of him, showing no remorse before or after. Combined with younger players who played in a different era of football the punditry is just second to none. Don’t know if you saw Graeme’s tribute to Gianluca Vialli but definitely worth a watch if you missed it, shows how much his playing meant to him.

Best club in England

@@MESSIGOATFOREVER no way you Sai spurs and city 😭😭

@@aditya.1106 not even the best in Manchester

@@MESSIGOATFOREVER cry more weirdo, how if spurs bigger than united

Seen his trophy cabinet? Yeah I thought not.

@@callum5392 salty bindipper triggered, enjoy the Brighton result today?

@@soilentgreen7 not a Liverpool fan mate, so yeah, great result. Love seeing that lot out of every competition except UCL, in which they have Real in the last 16.

what does that mean please tell

@@randomuser78 referring to bars where the top shelfs have the strong drinks like whiskey/vodka etc

Vladimir learns not everyone gets every opinion right

Had only 3 good games and wasn’t even trusted ahead of ottamendi or romero. Jury’s still out imo

@@Beigenotbrown jury still out ? ....

@@rizzleroo9335 100%

Are you scouse by any chance???

Body if a god, mind of a child, ego the size of the planet, sorry universe 😳

@@pauladamson8684 nobody know you sans nobody care

@@robertgouldshaw2041 same applies to you my friend.

Hm… If you talk about the “extent” of the villainization of CR7 though, it is regrettable. Part was because CR7 is too vocal about his thoughts. The pressure on him was immense. I mediate in cross cultural communication challenges and my love runs a social media agency. Even though it’s different, we both look into behavioral science, psychology, group dynamics. In this day and age 2022/23, we have to factor in social media impact. If I take a case e.g. team with challenges. Analyzing variables that impact. CR7 is actually correct when he expresses that he needs support, sort of team protection, because his social media presence is huge. They did that excellently with Messi. You just cannot simply think that away and not be strategic together with CR7 about it also. Now, CR7 is a football player, not behavioral scientist nor specialized in communication. So he has historically not been “careful” or weighed his words. Clearly not CR7’s strongest point, a vulnerability for sure. M10 is portrayed more like a saint. Yet e.g. M10 has more passive aggressive tendencies when unhappy. His negativity is less obvious but he of course is not saint. He tends to be more secretive of his thoughts, mindset, a classic observer. CR7 is has honed his technical talent excellently clearly more explosive in his personality, play and strikes. It is this same passion that is his power. Very different players and people. CR7 is more prone to outbursts if he feels unsafe or not carried by team. As a coach, you have to know your player and especially a star player. If not? The cracks occur very soon because Media pressure on such a star is massive. Ferguson had the status, the weight and vast experience already. Ten Hag is still less experienced and dealing with a CR7 with an incredible following, is extremely unique and requires awareness from any coach. He is the most followed person in the world. The public punishing to show your “weight” over a person who has such a following is extremely stupid actually. Very unstrategic. I don’t think an average Joe like us, can even know what it’s like to be constantly provoked. It’s a pity that CR7 took the bait. Another variable is that CR7 is more than average goodlooking i.e. fairly attractive. (So he is correct in mentioning it, probably because he simply senses it, but it’s not smart to mention it) M10 is lookswise average. He attracts less envy. CR7 had an alcoholic war veteran dad who was often too intoxicated to connect properly with him. They were poor and had no money, hunger. CR7 had a heart surgery at 15 which was lonely, risky and scary. His positive self talk is clearly a manner to comfort himself without anyone there. It’s part of what made him beat the odds, overcome his loneliness and become successful. We know from studies that positive self talk works, but to beat the odds like this? It’s actually literally mindblowing. Boys without a father or alcoholic, often don’t to well and have higher chance to fail in life and become e.g. petty thief/ criminal. CR7 is the most generous football player when it comes to charity. He never forgot where he came from. He regularly donates blood. He had thoughts about adopting poor children, yet his focus is not that now. So, do I think M10 is a better human? Not exactly. He is a good guy, but is less ‘generous’ with sharing his thoughts, life, mindset, money and has no interest in donating blood. M10 donates, but is more “careful” and thus less of a giver in another “way”. Now, M10 is very talented. Even when a bit chubby, he was good. A CR7 is very talented, he was open about that he had to hone skills through dedication, training, positive mindset. It wasn’t actually “given” to him. So he is more relatable in that respect than a M10. CR7 is less relatable because he shares his rare winner’s mindset out loud, while the other doesn’t. So to villainize CR7 so much? Killing his career in Europe while he still has the dedication to inspire ? Makes me sad. Al Nassr wasn’t his original plan. It was the only “decent” respectable offer and choice left after all the backlash. The money eases some pain. With a type like CR7, the envy and misunderstandings make people tend to “test” his strength to the extremes. It’s often subconscious. Yet at the end of the day, it’s just a man. He needs team support to perform, like any other player. He could die like any man and his career in Europe could die prematurely too due to the villainization. Nobody is invincible and both need a positive team and team coach, lonely positive self talk is never bullet proof. Love them both. I feel they have different powers. CR7 deserved less extreme villainization and more acknowledgement.

You know nothing about the inside situation, don't judge people like that