David Beckham’s 29 Questions With Gary Neville | Overlap Xtra

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  @skybet · 4 years ago · pinned

  The mohawk or the cornrows... Which do you prefer? 👀

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• GO

  @gooblegooble99 · 4 years ago

  This is by far the most relaxed and confident Becks has looked on screen. He even calls himself a nob! Another solid job Gary Neville.

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• GA

  @GargantuanBreadfruit · 4 years ago

  Everyone who's played with Zidane always picks him as the best they ever played with. Respect

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• JO

  @joemclean4946 · 4 years ago

  Most fitting episode of the ‘overlap’ yet with the way these 2 played together

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  @matthorsfall7711 · 4 years ago

  Absolutely phenomenal footballer that’s ability often gets overlooked because of his good looks and glamour outside of the sport, won everything and will undeniably go down as one of Englands best ever players. <br>Beckham wasn’t bad either.

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• FA

  @fazrulyusof6519 · 4 years ago

  They used to be really close these two during all those years in United and this interview got me a bit emotional, especially when Gary seems to be clueless about some new things Becks is into now like basketball. Life goes on but sometimes, you see your old buddy and reminisce the time when you were together. Well done Gary &amp; Becks! Both of you are our proper legends forever.

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• DA

  @DaveGoldman1 · 4 years ago

  A nice “to be fair” and “at this moment in time” in the first sentence. Love it.

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• FR

  @francescototti10 · 4 years ago

  Beckhams’s iconic status sometimes makes people forget or overshadows just how brilliant he was at football. Honestly one of the most underrated players and that says a lot.

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• LO

  @LooneyBoy82 · 4 years ago

  Met Becks just before Euro 2000, he didn&apos;t talk much but he was the only one out of that whole England squad who signed autographs for every single person there that wanted one.

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  @neemnoa303 · 4 years ago

  I&apos;ve never seen Gary giggle this much, not even with Keane. The friendship is clear to see and it&apos;s nice it hasn&apos;t faded despite the years or the different paths of their careers.

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• AD

  @Adamorganic2025 · 11 months ago

  That Bromance will last forever.

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• RO

  @RonanThomas · 4 years ago

  David comes across for all his fame, riches and stardom as such a down to earth, easy-going and just nice lad. He obviously had a great upbringing, a great support team around him during and after his playing career, and importantly a genuine love for Manchester United. We need more people like him in this current squad. Love the interview Gary.

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