Gary Neville will don the Manchester United armband again after becoming the latest star to be included in this month’s legends match against Liverpool at Old Trafford.
The full-back made more than 600 appearances during his 19-year United career, winning every major honour, including eight Premier League titles, four FA Cups and two Champions Leagues. As a boyhood Red Devil, he also enjoyed winding up Liverpool, both throughout his playing career and in his role as Sky Sports pundit.
His most infamous moment against United’s arch rivals came in 2006 when after a last-gasp Rio Ferdinand goal, Neville proceeded to celebrate directly in front of the crest-fallen away end. Neville was fined £10,000 for the incident - but did he care? "It was worth a 120-match ban!," he told Sky Sports.
