Gary Neville regrets insulting former Chelsea and Arsenal player with a "mean" remark.

Regretting something said in the past.

December 19th 2024.

Gary Neville regrets insulting former Chelsea and Arsenal player with a
Former Manchester United and England defender Gary Neville recently opened up about a comment he made regarding former Chelsea and Arsenal defender David Luiz. Neville admitted that he regrets ever making the comment and wishes he could take it back. Luiz had a successful career, winning multiple trophies with Chelsea, Arsenal, Paris-Saint Germain, Benfica, and Flamengo. Despite his achievements, Neville's criticism during Luiz's first stint at Chelsea stuck with him.

During the 2011-2012 season, Chelsea faced a defeat against Liverpool and Neville made a harsh comment about Luiz's performance, comparing it to a child playing on a PlayStation. As an eight-time Premier League winner, Neville has had a successful career and is respected in the football world, but he admits that this comment was a "cheap shot" and regrets making it. He also mentioned another comment he made about Chelsea being "billion dollar bottle jobs," which he also regrets.

When asked about any other comments he regrets making as a pundit, Neville recalled bumping into former Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius at an Italian hotel. Karius, who spent six years at Liverpool, is remembered for his poor performance in the 2018 Champions League final against Real Madrid. Neville admits that he was quite critical of Karius at the time, saying that Liverpool would never win the league with him as their goalkeeper. However, when he saw Karius at the hotel, lifting weights and working hard, Neville felt guilty for his harsh words.

Despite his regret, Neville stands by his comments about Karius, as they were true at the time. However, he acknowledges that it was a strong statement to make about a young goalkeeper and it must have been difficult for Karius to hear. When they bumped into each other, Karius greeted Neville kindly, and Neville couldn't help but feel guilty for his previous comments.

Neville's comments serve as a reminder that even as pundits and experts in the football world, it's important to be mindful of our words and the impact they can have on players. While it's our job to analyze and critique performances, it's important to do so in a respectful manner. As for Neville, he has learned from his mistakes and will think twice before making a harsh comment in the future.

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