The Gary Neville Podcast

Gary Neville is joined by Peter Drury as they reflect on a one-sided Manchester derby which saw City put three goals past Utd at the Etihad stadium. They also react to Liverpool's last-gasp victory over Burnley and weigh up Arsenal's start to the season after their comfortable victory over Nottingham Forest.

Gary Neville is joined by Peter Drury as they reflect on a one-sided Manchester derby which saw City put three goals past Utd at the Etihad stadium. They also react to Liverpool's last-gasp victory over Burnley and weigh up Arsenal's start to the season after their comfortable victory over Nottingham Forest.

Gary Neville is joined by Peter Drury as they reflect on Liverpool's 1-0 win against Arsenal which could prove vital in the title race despite being this early in the season.  They also look react to Manchester City's 2-1 defeat to Brighton and Manchester United's victory over Burnley as they leave it late with Bruno Fernandes converting from the spot to clinch a crucial three points. 

Gary Neville reacts to Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Fulham from the commentary box at Craven Cottage. He's already feeling a bit less enthusiastic than he was at the start of the season for his former club, but praises Fulham's squad despite a lack of signings in the summer transfer window. Gary feels that Manchester City looked a bit old against Tottenham Hotspur and describes what an Arsenal side looks like without Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka (IF they remain injured next week). Other talking points include Chelsea's dominant display against West Ham, the importance of Everton winning their first game at their new stadium and how nice it is to see all three promoted teams having already won a match this season.

In Gary Neville's first podcast of the new 2025/26 season, he reacts to Arsenal's 1-0 win against Man Utd at Old Trafford. He lauds the performance of a new Man City signing after their resounding 4-0 win against Wolves. Neville is adamant that Ruben Amorim needs to sign a new goalkeeper in the summer transfer window. He backs one team to beat the drop by stating they demonstrated the qualities to achieve Premier League survival in their first match of the season. Neville also believes there are three teams that all have genuine cases to be Premier League title contenders this season.