Gary Neville does it once again with brilliant analysis that you’re not going to see anywhere else on television. In the pre-match for Aston Villa-Manchester City on Sky Sports, Neville dissected the defensive mistakes that both Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur made Sunday in the north London derby. This is a video that you must watch even if you don’t support Arsenal or Spurs.
Don’t delay in watching this video because I can guarantee you that Sky Sports will do a take-down request to remove the video because of copyright violations.
Here are tonight’s Premier League news headlines:
- Gary Neville dissects Tottenham 2 – Arsenal 1 with yet more brilliant analysis — 101GG
- Man Utd v Real Madrid: World will stop to watch, says Mourinho — BBC Sport
- Real Madrid present Manchester United with a formidable challenge — The Guardian
- Man United v Real Madrid: home fans plan for special night in Old Trafford stands — Telegraph
- Manchester United v Real Madrid: a tactical preview writes Michael Cox — The Guardian
- Liverpool’s dismissal of Kenny Dalglish as manager cost the club nearly £10m — The Independent
- Swansea City boss Laudrup puts Wieghorst in frame to be successor — Wales Online
- West Ham owners have put £35m into club since June 2011, accounts reveal — The Guardian
- Man United open talks over £1.5m deal for Leicester City’s Jeffrey Schlupp — Telegraph
- Michael Dawson says self-belief can keep Tottenham above Arsenal — The Guardian
- Joe Cole out for two weeks to a month out with hamstring injury — Telegraph
- Rangers to sell Ibrox naming rights to Sports Direct — The Guardian
- Chelsea ticket prices frozen again at Stamford Bridge — The Independent
- Wolves facing financial nightmare if they are relegated to League One — The Telegraph
- Manchester United warned not to fear threat of Real’s Cristiano Ronaldo — The Guardian
- Three of five players EPL declare bankruptcy after retirement — The Independent
- Nicklas Bendtner gets six-month Denmark ban for drink-driving — The Guardian
- Premier League agrees three-year deal with Opta commencing 2013/14 season — Premier League
- Arsenal promise to ban supporter who threw a banana at Gareth Bale — The Telegraph
- West Ham ‘close’ to reaching Olympic Stadium agreement — The Independent
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Gerry Binks
March 5, 2013 at 3:44 pm
Gus Johnson, a man that will live in commentary infamy. When you think he cannot be any more inept on the Fox Soccer Channel, he proves us all wrong.
Now resorting to listening to a Madrid feed on the ipad. No idea what they are saying, but you can hear the crowd noise.
Dust
March 5, 2013 at 11:29 am
Imran…
Quickness and speed when talking about athletes relates to 2 different aspects of running, quickness is the initial speed, so while vert isn’t as quick in the first 3 yards as walker, his footballing nouse makes up for it he is fast.
Vertonghan isn’t as quick as walker but to suggest he is too slow to play an high up the field is just not true.
If you watch spurs on a regular basis you would know BAE who did play (but I left off by mistake) IS quick and fast and routinely beats out fast attackers and opposing fullbacks. It is his speed that makes up for his atrocious positional play and overplaying mistakes.
Dawson is the only weak link for speed.
If you also watched enough Spurs games you would also see the cover system the fullbacks play every week, watch the analysis again BAE is employing when he out runs Giroud on one of the example Gary uses.
The reason AVB plays the high line is because they ARE fast enough and smart enough to play it.
Internet tough guy with the sign off insult.
Finally if you watch the video again he is talking in a general sense about the Tottenham and Farcenal back four’s not just about the specific line up yesterday adding they also “switch” players around.
Yesterday we had 3 fast players, 2 leaders that communicate in the middle…
Moron.
Dust
March 5, 2013 at 2:43 am
According to Gary Spurs don’t have a fast defense… LoL all respect Gary, Kyle Walker, Kyle Naughton, Steven Caulker, Kaboul have a great quickness as well as speed, Vertonghan not as quick but still… The only weak link for pace is Dawson.
Who has improved massively under avb, he now looks for the smart pass instead of hoofing it up field.
Not a fast back 4… Good one.
imran
March 5, 2013 at 8:09 am
well duh, dawson and vertongen started the game, not kaboul, naughton, caulker or kaboul. moron.
Wongo1
March 5, 2013 at 11:09 am
Also he did not say that they did not have speed he said that it would be a challenge for them to get back if the ball was played over the top because of the space they allowed and if Giroud had better control his point would have been proved correct. Comprehension good sir.
Dust
March 5, 2013 at 11:43 am
Yes he did say that.
What Gary also can’t see from his position when he criticizes Wilshire for not playing the ball is the line of site of the player, it’s not like Wilshire had no one around him. Just because it looks on fom the gantry doesn’t mean it’s on from the played perspective,
I think Wilshire has shown this season if it is close to being a playable ball he play’s it.
When video is played back in slow mo and paused for several minutes of course it looks like it should be easy that this pass is on etc. but the movement is continual and real time decisions have to be made a lot faster then when sat in a video cutting room.
The spurs defense have been turned around mid season by avb, after initial issues.
Neville s a celebrity coach, he is an England assistant coach brought in to be a liaison / buffer between hodgepodge and the players.
There are several points about his analysis I don’t agree with, but it’s pointless highlighting for debate as it rarely illicit a actual debate just insults as shown above.
His analysis is certainly far better than anything in the states and perhaps in the uk, but I don’t get to see what everyone else offers in the uk outside of MOTD who also do a good job.
But you’re a Man U fan so it’s unlikely you like Lawro or Hansen.
Sacto Blues
March 5, 2013 at 1:09 pm
I would love for Dawson to come to Chelsea this summer. A backline of Dawson and Cahill or Luiz would be solid. Forza Internationale !
Dust
March 5, 2013 at 2:42 pm
10 million plus lukaku and he’s your’s.
#yougotleveyed
Wan
March 6, 2013 at 12:03 am
make it 15mil.
Andrei
March 5, 2013 at 1:20 am
Excellent analysis. Wenger should hire Gary Neville if he wasn’t so damn stubborn!
imran
March 5, 2013 at 1:00 am
gets so excited he stands up to explain! haha love GN
Wongo1
March 5, 2013 at 11:06 am
I know it’s like he is like damn it I could have done a better job. Simply awesome.
Arboleda
March 5, 2013 at 12:29 am
He is on such a higher level than almost all other commentators
Spurstough
March 4, 2013 at 10:59 pm
Hansen did it better on match of the day, much more coherent and articulate !
DaveG
March 4, 2013 at 10:23 pm
Could someone PLEASE send this to GUS
😉
Kobashi
March 4, 2013 at 10:13 pm
It would be great if Premier League Productions/IMG hired Gary to do a 1/2 hour a week show on tactics for the international audience.
Wongo123
March 4, 2013 at 9:51 pm
No instead we get Rob Stone yelling “The American” simply sucks. I don’t want to toot the United horn too much but GN is the most brilliant analyst out there and he’s a RED!!!
Hehehehehe!!
jtm371
March 4, 2013 at 9:45 pm
if NBC has any sense on how to capitalize on their EPL investment they would pay whatever it takes to lock up GN.do their pre and post match show from London i know i am dreaming all the players would be accessible for features and interviews.GN would add the causal viewer with his wit and insight.
Arjan
March 4, 2013 at 9:44 pm
Wish we had coverage like this here in the USA.
Nelson
March 4, 2013 at 9:44 pm
Keep these Neville videos coming. We Americans are enjoying some of the best access to EPL games in years but what we don’t have is intelligent analysis and good post game shows. As someone who watches all my footy on the web I have no access to this kind of coverage. Thanks.
Wongo123
March 4, 2013 at 9:31 pm
How bad does the Arsenal back four look when you see that clip. They are a mess, let’s hope they get that sorted. I thought that Vermarleen looked pretty poor yesterday when I was watching but you see exactly how bad in that analysis.
To think I once thought SAF should buy him.