Gary Neville

Ultimately, we try to gain an advantage as players for our team.

Whether we like it or not, we can sit here and sort of say we were angels during our careers.

We weren't.

We tried to gain an advantage for our team.

And some people will call it cheating.

A lot of people don't like it.

But I can't just sit here and tell people what they want to hear.

I'll tell people what happened during our careers.

You try to get an advantage for your team.

And ultimately, I feel uncomfortable sitting here saying that the young boy should be ashamed of himself.

I feel uncomfortable with it.

No, I still think he probably would get sent off for this, because I think if it was checked, if you just watch it slowly, he looks there, Aguero, he knows he's coming, just watch the left leg of Aguero, you'll see Schneiderlin's foot coming in now, just watch the contact there, I still think, and the follow-through, I think Jamie mentioned it, I still think he's going off for that.

We've conditioned ourselves now to become accustomed to that.

If you go out on the ground, we just seem to say, if you go out on the ground, you're going to be in trouble.

Because the reality of it is that's where the game's going.

They say you're out of control.

And you could argue he's a little bit out of control.

He's not getting away with that one, Schneiderlin.

It is going to stand up, even if there is video technology, I think.

You were over there and I asked you this last week, do you think they will hang on to Coutinho?