Keane backs Neville to abide by Roy

Gary Neville will not be “calling the shots” when he starts work alongside new England manager Roy Hodgson on the training pitch tomorrow, according to former team-mate Roy Keane.

Keane backs Neville to abide by Roy
Wed, 23 May, 2012 - 00:05

Gary Neville will not be “calling the shots” when he starts work alongside new England manager Roy Hodgson on the training pitch tomorrow, according to former team-mate Roy Keane.

Ex-Manchester United defender Neville has become part of Hodgson’s backroom staff ahead of Euro 2012, penning a four-year deal.

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