Dark Savante
25 May 2005, 07:14 AM
GARY Neville would sacrifice his entire Manchester United medal collection to be a 2006 Premiership title winner with the Reds.
The 30-year-old right back has a set of 11 winner’s medals garnered from a 10-year golden period as a senior regular.
A Champions League success from 1999, six championship medals from 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2003, three FA Cup Final triumphs in ’96, ’99 and 2004 plus an Inter-Continental Cup winners honour from 1999 in Tokyo.
But Neville has been so stung by Chelsea’s Premiership win this term and Arsenal’s triumph in 2004 that he’d forfeit the lot to regain United’s status as Kings of England.
"I'd swap all the trophies and medals I have won for the title next season and more after that," said Gary.
"The past doesn't mean a thing and it is winning the next one that counts. Chelsea have raised the bar and we have to get to that level now.
http://www.manchesteronline.co.uk/sport/football/manchesterunited/s/160/160032_gary_greatest_challenge_lies_ahead.html
The 30-year-old right back has a set of 11 winner’s medals garnered from a 10-year golden period as a senior regular.
A Champions League success from 1999, six championship medals from 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2003, three FA Cup Final triumphs in ’96, ’99 and 2004 plus an Inter-Continental Cup winners honour from 1999 in Tokyo.
But Neville has been so stung by Chelsea’s Premiership win this term and Arsenal’s triumph in 2004 that he’d forfeit the lot to regain United’s status as Kings of England.
"I'd swap all the trophies and medals I have won for the title next season and more after that," said Gary.
"The past doesn't mean a thing and it is winning the next one that counts. Chelsea have raised the bar and we have to get to that level now.
http://www.manchesteronline.co.uk/sport/football/manchesterunited/s/160/160032_gary_greatest_challenge_lies_ahead.html