‘A force of nature’ – Gary Neville wows fans as Man United makes impressive Dragons’ Den return
Gary Neville left fans wowed after his impressive appearance on BBC programme Dragons’ Den.
The Manchester United legend was back on Dragon’s Den on Thursday night after making his debut on the show last month.
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Neville is better known for his role at Sky Sports and his playing careerCredit: GettyAnd fans were left impressed by the 49-year-old, who has built up a £100million portfolio of hotels, restaurants and pubs after retiring from football.
While the ex-England international was helped by his extravagant wages throughout his playing career, his business acumen has left viewers shocked.
His appearance saw him make a hefty investment, as well, putting his trust in brand Myo Master.
Owned by married couple Lottie Whyte and Joe Gray, they started a business which creates high-level sports recovery solutions for athletes.
READ MORE ON MAN UNITEDAs a former footballer, it is a subject that is close to Neville’s heart, and he went in with fellow Dragon Sara Davies and split the £100,000 investment.
Gray is an ex-rugby player, playing one cap for England in 2014, as well as playing for Harlequins and Saracens, but was forced to retire due to injuries that nearly saw his leg amputated.
And Neville’s astute viewpoints on business ventures left fans impressed as the former right-back talked shop like a professional.
“Whatever you might think about Gary Neville as an ex-pro and pundit, he’s a remarkable guy,” one viewer said.
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Neville impressed viewers on Dragon’s DenCredit: X @GNev2
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Neville was making his second appearance on Dragon’s DenCredit: BBC”Impressively thoughtful and sharp on Dragon’s Den. Businesses all over the place, philanthropic. A force of nature.”
This fan added: “Thought Gary Neville was very good on Dragons’ Den.”
And a third replied: “Feels weird seeing Gary Neville on Dragons Den but his certainly got some business acquirement and loves investing in sports.”
Since retiring from football in 2011, Neville has since struck up a business empire worth £100m with numerous properties, shops and hotels.
He is also the co-owner of Salford City, alongside fellow Class of ’92 members David Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Nicky Butt, Paul Scholes and Phil Neville.
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