Gary Neville has mocked the BBC's decision to "apologise" to Gary Lineker after the Match of the Day presenter was reinstated to his position on Monday morning.
The 62-year-old was taken off air ahead of Saturday's show while the fallout from his tweets criticising the government's small boats policy was dealt with. The decision sparked anger from the public and saw the likes of Ian Wright and Alan Shearer also pull out from their punditry duties.
Match commentators also withdrew from the show as BBC's coverage was plunged into complete chaos. Football Focus and Final Score had to be scrapped, while MOTD lasted just 20 minutes on Saturday evening.
