Inter Miami manager Phil Neville has hit back at disgruntled fans who booed his players, including son Harvey, after a 1-0 home loss to the New York Red Bulls.
Neville and Co haven't had the best of starts to the MLS season and sit bottom of the Eastern Conference after collecting just 15 points in 15 games played. Tom Barlow got the goal for the visitors in the 52nd minute but the Red Bulls managed to avoid an added-time scare when substitute Cameron Harper was sent off.
Neville's son, Harvey, was one of the main targets for abuse, with the 20-year-old booed after his 88th-minute substitution and every time he touched the ball. A Neville Out banner was also on display. “In moments of real adversity, you learn a lot about yourself and the players you have, and I was incredibly proud (pause) of the young boy they were booing,” Neville said about his son Harvey.
