Neville: Silverware is essential

Gary Neville is determined not to become the first Manchester United captain to be left empty-handed in almost 25 years.

Fri, 06 Jan, 2006 - 17:41

Gary Neville is determined not to become the first Manchester United captain to be left empty-handed in almost 25 years.

Not since Ray Wilkins failed to collect an honour during his single season as skipper in the early 1980s has a United captain ended his time in charge without a trophy.

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