Gary Neville says he is feeling the nerves and expects questions about his decision to work at this year's controversial world cup ahead of his appearance on the iconic BBC show. Neville will be on the hot seat for the popular show at 9pm on BBC One tonight (November 9).
And ahead of his first appearance, Neville - who has become an outspoken political voice of late - said he is "sweating" about the episode after being tasked with the role of question master.
The 47-year-old, who made an appearance at the Labour Party Conference at the end of September, wrote on Twitter alongside two laughing emojis: "Must watch if you want to watch someone well out of their comfort zone, sweating, dry mouth and getting caught with a few punches on the face on Qatar off Ian Hislop."
