Paul Scholes’ 18 Questions with Gary Neville | Overlap Xtra

I'm just gone sometimes. Yeah, keep going, you know, just keep going and I thought he. I was doing it on purpose, I wouldn't bring it, he's leaving it and he's leaving it and he's leaving it and thinking just 10 minutes ago playing that I can go ahead and play tomorrow, so I look, I just left and I went home. and still furious, furious and I think we were going to meet in Stockport that night at the train station and I actually drove to the train station, oh did you do it and I told him I wasn't going at all?

Well you know I I stopped in a parking lot. Well the coffee was there and he's not the big Mercedes of him and then after that game it was an international break so it went on and on and on and I look good no he doesn't. I don't take him I know, yes there was no contact because he was fine with England so we had to wait 10 days before, yes I don't remember, do you know what I did? I don't think he went crazy he just said just get me two weeks salary I apologize I thought I don't think I survived after that I thought I would leave Yes have you ever cried at football once when I was a kid when I lost the final once we lost the Manchester Sunday League? to Fletcher Moss, I think you got angry about Saint Thomas Mars, yeah, okay, I must have been nine or ten or something, but yeah, that's the only time everyone remembers crying at football.

I almost cried, you mean about QPR and we won at Sunderland? It was bad, but it's good that you admit that, because I mean, obviously, people knew that you cared, no, but it was that, I mean, I was at the city stadium that day, it's the most amazing thing I've ever done. seen in my life. It's ridiculous, you know what? It was made worse because City played QPR. I just didn't think it would be a problem, yeah we went to Sunderland thinking it didn't matter, no I don't know what, I think we want one now it's finishing and you would do it.

You win a league and you, well, we didn't think we had won the league, you don't think like that because I think it was two, why am I finishing well? I'm sure it was two in our game, ending then that happened. So you see even now when you see Martin Tyler and I did all those things. I always thought of you because the city was never a problem for me, but he was always a big game for you. You don't like it at all, do you? But for me it was always Liverpool, yes, I know, I know he found that dynamic because I think there is also more city and we were more Manchester, yes, yes, in the weeks, well, I learned something new while growing up.

City family, you know, that was probably why Liverpool is a big game, yeah, but the city was always the one for me, even when they're in League One. Whatever they were into, they were always the one, how does that make you feel now? what they're doing a little bit of respect a lot of respect for how good they are or what they do I guess it's obviously you, you'd like it to be the other way around, right?, but it's not you. I have to add my attitude about it. What they do is great. A little lighter.

You're stuck on an island and you can have three people with you choosing shoes. It's time. I am very happy in this parking lot. All the ones I have. three children on us or three children so I told you a question yes you should answer how you would like to be remembered I don't care people remember they want to remember like a good footballer answer that's it they don't care about anything else the only people who seem to respect you In football they respect you a lot, the people you have played with and the international and Champions League players who realized the type of game you were and that in reality in this country the fans maybe don't respect you like Yes If you were a United fan, do you feel that way or do you?

That's probably true, but it doesn't bother me because they're the most important people, the people you play with. I think we play away with the people that you play with and the players that you played against at international level you are incredible people who say that you are the best English player of the generation, yes, and of course, that's brilliant, of course It is, but ultimately the only people I wanted to please as a footballer were the people who play. with horrible who was your favorite partner to play with in midfield, that's difficult, I didn't really care playing with Nikki, playing with Ryan, Michael Carrick, I love playing with Oliver, it wasn't great playing with people who attack you.

You know what I mean, I needed someone to play that position really well to relax me, whatever you want to say, yeah, a little bit more, yeah, Veronica and I, a mess. I think Anderson and I did it once, but no, it doesn't work, it's too loud, you just don't do it. I don't mind defending mate, I don't know the position very well, they work better with Michael, Roy or NICU, they were brilliant playing the position they knew and I didn't know the position that well. I did not play. the position, as you well know, I was complaining about being left with running backs waiting and stuff and the new game he's running into, you can see he can't, yeah, but yeah, I had to play with someone who was disciplined.

I used to say stay with your runner, but I always used to remember if the ball was going to our goalkeeper and I didn't run out to get it quickly because I thought you never did, it's a ball, let's move on, let's get there right, final question, last penalty minute, who is it? taking that for your life all day you've done this right, that's right scalzi, those are the

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