Phil Neville
The versatile England international arrived at Everton from Manchester United in 2005. Phil Neville won three Premiership Titles, three FA Cup winner's medals and a Champions League winner's medal during his time at Old Trafford. Neville was a consistent performer for the Blues during his first couple of seasons and earned a recall to the England squad from Coach Steve McLaren too. Blues' boss David Moyes then made him his skipper at the start of 2007 and Neville has gone on to become one of Moyes' most senior players. At home across the back four or in a holding midfield role, Neville is seen as Mr. Reliable for Everton. Born in Bury in 1977, Neville's sporting career could have taken a very different path if he had chosen cricket over football - he excelled as a youngster at Lancashire Cricket Club and broke batting records set by Michael Atherton. It is hoped Neville breaks more records with Everton before too long and leads the Blues to more silverware.
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PHIL NEVILLE is convinced John Heitinga has this season proven why centre-back is his best position for Everton FC.Read
PHIL NEVILLE and Victor Anichebe are both poised to miss Everton’s sprint to the finish line of the Premier League season.Read
PHIL NEVILLE has dismissed suggestions Everton have an inferiority complex when playing Liverpool – and revealed he has no plans of retiring just yet.Read
PHIL NEVILLE has dismissed fears David Moyes may consider his Everton FC future after the heartbreak of FA Cup semi-final derby defeat.Read
PHIL NEVILLE has warned Queens Park Rangers they will face a different Everton FC team to the one that made a “disastrous” start to the Premier League campaign.Read
PHIL NEVILLE admits Everton FC had lost their self-belief earlier in the campaign – but reveals confidence is again high following January’s new arrivals.Read
PHIL NEVILLE wants to be glued to the television on Sunday afternoon – and discover the next step on Everton’s road to Wembley.
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PHIL NEVILLE has hailed Denis Stracqualursi as a “throwback to the good old days” and believes the Everton FC striker should be an example to his team-mates.Read
PHIL NEVILLE insists the standards set against Chelsea should be the bare minimum everytime Everton take to the pitch – as the captain admits they lost their confidence when taking on the top four.Read
PHIL NEVILLE revealed it took a half-time blast from David Moyes to help Everton see off the threat of plucky Tamworth.Read
