Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville has urged coaches and managers to ...
FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Champions League Quarter Final Second Leg - FC Barcelona v Manchester United - Camp Nou, Barcelona, Spain - April 16, 2019 Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Alex Ferguson and Gary Neville before the match Action Images via Reuters/Carl Recine/File PhotoMANCHESTER, England - Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville has urged coaches and managers to accept their players will use social media but said players should take stock of whether their...
Speaking to a conference of coaches and sports scientists in Manchester, Neville said there was a danger of older people in the game appearing out of touch. “But then on the other side of it you think – he is giving his all, he is a young lad, social media now is the modern form of media, so us old bastards – get over it, get over it.”
“If you are a coach – move with the times, embrace it, accept it... it is not going to change, it is 2019 and not 2001 or 1996,” he added. “He looks like he works really hard in every single game I have seen him. Why would you do something that is potentially going to bring you criticism?
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