'We've gone backwards' | Neville reacts to Man Utd's 'baddest of the bad' draw with Wolves

Seb Hutchinson· Host0:00

Well, welcome to the Gary Neville Podcast. After, it's fair to say, an underwhelming draw from a Manchester United point of view, against the bottom club in the league. Let's start with the home side tonight. They were booed off at halftime and booed off at full time, Gary.

Gary Neville· Guest0:15

Yeah, they weren't just booed off at full time. The little walk around which the United players have started to do now every single match, irrespective of the result, the fans waited in the stadium to continue to boo them. Sometimes, I think when you get a boo at the end of the game, it's the majority that boo, and then you get, when they walk around the ground, the ones that stay in usually will not just signal the fact that they're appreciative of the fact that they're walking around. But that wasn't it, they were staying in to boo them. I- I... (sighs) I'm just, I'm not gonna stay em- I'm not gonna get emotional, uh, because I- I don't think it's, um, something that is, uh, helpful for anybody, but that- that was the baddest of the bad, that. That was the baddest of the bad. Because it was... Uh, we saw them warming up before the game, and they were warming up in the system of the three at the back with, um, Hebon to the right, Martinez and Shaw, and then up front they had Dalot on the right wing back, Dorgu left wing back, and then they had Zirkzee on the right channel, Cunha in the left channel, and Sesko. And I said to you, said nah. Said they were warming up in the wrong shape against Newcastle to fool everybody the other night, and then ended up playing with a back four. So I said th- I would, I'd ignore that. As