Gary Neville has admitted he made a "huge mistake" in his £400million development in Manchester city centre.
Neville and fellow Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs unveiled a plan to transform Jackson's Row in the heart of Manchester into a development known as St Michael's in 2016. Neville's idea included a five-star hotel, apartments, offices and restaurants.
The plan was met with a backlash, as campaigners were concerned it would erase a part of Manchester's "precious heritage". Neville wanted to demolish the iconic Sir Ralph Abercromby pub, something he now admits was a "huge mistake."