GARY NEVILLE: Roy Keane’s magic, Carrick as MUFC boss & a venture into politics? | OFF THE BALL BREAKFAST

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It is the Stars of the Overlap starring Wayne Rooney, Jamie Carrer. It's all going to be heard by Kelly Cates and by our next guest is going to be there as well, Gary Neville. Gary, good morning to you. How are you? You're coming back to Dublin. I'm coming back to Dublin, yeah. I just said about 20 minutes ago, I always love coming over. I always feel like you get a very warm welcome and it's a great, great atmosphere and energy about the place. You did a live show with us back in the day, yourself and Roy Keane, when you were a Cadbury ambassador. Oh, I did. Yeah, what do you remember about it? Or I remember it being a little bit feisty at certain parts through the actual production, but I actually quite enjoyed it.
I mean, obviously, we've done a few shows with Roy in Ireland and different places, and it's electric, to be fair, when he's on. Paul McGrath came out, actually, for a show that we did later than that one, and that was special as well. But, yeah, I remember it being quite interesting in parts. very interesting he went off on one about your old boss and by all accounts it made the WhatsApp group with Wes Brown in the studio the next week he was like yeah it was flying around the WhatsApp groups you should have seen it in some ways it's gone down in history for us because legend has it you walked off and went we should be doing this this is class Well, look, we'd not done a live event up until that point and thought, okay, there's a bit of a sort of, it was, how long ago was it now?
Five, six years ago? September 2019. Wow, so seven years ago, six, seven years ago. So, I mean, look, we, yeah, it was the first time that I'd done a live show, well, in Ireland, but of that nature. And I think it certainly gave us an idea that we might be able to go on and do some more. We've had to stop doing them again now, apart from this one. This is the only one we've done for a couple of years. Oh, wow. Why? Why is that? Yeah. Do you know something? I think it's just a case of we do that. We love the studio. So we do stick to football every couple of weeks and record for three or four hours together. And it feels like that's your home. Maybe you feel like that when you go in there in the morning where you just feel comfortable.
You feel you've got your space around you. And I think there's just a feeling that we love being in our studio in Manchester. We love sort of recording. We love the idea of sort of doing that every couple of weeks. And if you put the live shows in, they're a big commitment. So yeah, just maybe just committing more maybe to the stuff that we do in the studio than maybe live. So this is at the three arenas. So it's yourself, Wayne Rooney and Jamie Carragher with Kelly Cates presenting. There's no Roy, but will it be Irish themed? Irish themed yeah will there be Irish themes brought up how will it work well it may have some Irish themes brought up it certainly will but I think that to be fair if you just said to me that 15 years ago that I would be going and doing live shows with three people with Liverpool Heritage and I said that's the that's the definite epitome of failure that in my post football career
But I am wandering over with Kelly Cates, Jamie and with obviously Wade. I mean, look, we'll cover all things that people would expect us to cover.

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