When Gary Neville is n't providing commentary for outlets like ITV and Sky Sports, he frequently makes a lot of plates.
As a player, Gary Neville turned out more than 600 days for Manchester United and won 85 England hats, appearing at five key games. But it feels like he's on our TV displays more than ever these days.
The 49-year-old has been one of Sky Sports ' primary co-commentators and experts since he hanged his shoes in 2011 and was a journalist for ITV at Euro 2024 this summertime. Neville left his training position after spending two months in charge of Valencia and Roy Hodgson's England associate team. He has since combined his Television experience with a number of opportunities and ventures, both domestically and abroad.
He's endorsed the prime minister and he's been on Dragon's Den. DataVictory takes a look at Neville's different jobs outside of his punditry work, including his latest work which saw him get to the stage at last week's Kendal Calling event...
1. Salford City FC
Salford City FC is Neville's most well-known purchase, according to Neville's most notable venture. In 2014, he joined his" Class of 92" friends Nicky Butt, Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs, and nephew Phil in acquiring a play in the organization, and they joined with business Peter Lim to do so. Neville purchased Lim's play in the club next week, making him the majority shareholder.
Following the takeover, the club earned five promotions, but they have n't moved up to League Two since then.
2. Property and accommodations
Neville got on the property ladder as a fresh Manchester United player and would go on to set up his Continuous Innovations firm in 2015. Neville has favoured projects in and around the Manchester region, including The Stock Exchange Hotel near Piccadilly Gardens and Hotel Football, a pleasure enhancement that overlooks Old Trafford.
Behind Continuous Developments, Neville runs a house and design firm company called' Zerum',
Neville explained why he continues to concentrate his business attempts in Manchester during a speech on the Diary of a CEO audio next year.
" They are all in Greater Manchester, in Salford, Trafford, Manchester city center and I feel quite focused in my purchases in that", Neville said.
" Some folks think that's foolish, and you should invest more money elsewhere than Greater Manchester. No, I want to invest up into that region of the country because I'm excited about where I come from and where I live.
" The two hotels, the football team, the great developments that we're doing, the academy, the project management firm. All of them are in Greater Manchester.
" I wanted to do a lot in organizations in Greater Manchester and create groups. I love the businesses I'm in, and the team component of it makes me feel great.
3. The Intersect
Neville's punditry job led to the launch of" The Collide" two years ago, which has since grown to more than a million subscribers on YouTube and led to a live tour earlier this year.
The display is produced by Buzz 16 Productions, another business he co-owns.
4. Dragon's Den
Neville has also been a host on the BBC's Dragon's Den, making his next presence as an investment earlier this year, handing out money to a number of tasks including Full Power Cacao, a Manchester-based coffee company.
5. University UA92
Another walk alongside his Course of 92 friends, UA92 was launched in partnership with Lancaster University in 2017. The project, which Neville wanted to remove obstacles to higher knowledge, has seen partnerships with companies like Manchester United, Microsoft, and KPMG with the aim of accelerating student jobs.
6. Kindness ventures
Neville founded another business while he was a shareholder in Leeds ' Michelin-starred diner The Man Behind the Curtain in 2016, and he wrote an investment proposal on the rear of his act after dining there.
7. DJ G-Dog
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Neville added another string to his already impressive list this trip when he performed live at the Kendal Calling celebration alongside The Charlatans ' singer Tim Burgess.
Neville's new stage name is DJ G-Dog ( trying saying that on day three of a festival ), as he spun a host of Britpop classics.
On the Football, Music and Me show earlier this year, Neville remarked," When I finished my sport job, there were many things I did to push myself out of my comfort zone."
" I'm really DJing with Tim at Kendal Calling, I mean… what the hell am I doing?' he joked.' I'm trying to wangle my way out of it, but I ca n't once I've said yes to something. '
" Obviously Tim has ]played ] thousands of times, I'll just be accompanying him. I'm worried about what I really have to do, to be honest."
8. Modelling and designing
Footballer, pundit … fashion icon? As an M&S solution, luxury clothing manufacturer Hawes and Curtis have collaborated with G-Nev to release £25 designed tops to the public. Gareth Southgate is trembling in his shoes.
Carragher has made fun of Neville for his modeling prowess, but it only serves to add another wire to the original full-back's bow. He's also partnered with Castore, also, in his attempts to branch out into clothes.
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