Gary Neville deeply impacted by Roy Keane’s health warning, expressing concern for Manchester United icon
Gary Neville, former Manchester United player and current TV broadcaster, recently shared on the Stick to Football podcast that Roy Keane’s warning about his health and stress has resonated with him. Neville has a range of business interests outside of broadcasting, including owning a League Two team, a university, and several properties in Greater Manchester. After appearing on the BBC show Dragon’s Den, Neville began experiencing a rash on his eye, which he attributed to stress. Keane advised Neville to take some time off and emphasized the importance of slowing down. Ian Wright also chimed in, saying that Neville’s body was trying to release the stress. Neville later collapsed and was taken to the hospital during England’s Euro 2020 match, and was alerted that his busy lifestyle was likely contributing to his health concerns. Reflecting on Keane’s advice, Neville wrote on LinkedIn about the conflicting messages he receives about working hard but also taking care of himself. He acknowledged the importance of finding balance between work and personal well-being.
