I've never thought of myself as the giving time.

But I guess I am.

I cook my housemae an extra delicious pot of stew after a long night shift.

And I give blood when I can.

Invest in one hour of my time can save up to free lives.

Like the life of my little cousin, Jace, who suffers from sickle cell.

But you wouldn't know that about how cheeky he is.

If you're the given type in London, please book an appointment at blood.colle.uk.

Well, hi there, everybody. Welcome to the Gary Neville podcast.

We described the game we've just watched here at Ellen Road, Gary, as a throwback as a fixture because the rival is a throwback really.

It hasn't happened in front of a big crowd like this at Ellen Road for nearly 20 years.

But the nature of the game was something, it was almost mud, but it was everything else.

Puddles and slide tackles.

What's your post-match reaction to it? Really exciting game. I think it's, you said it during commentary. They spent a lot of money on this pitch last summer.

But it's been tested today and I have to say during the first half, I thought the water was starting to hold.

It was starting to slow down. And it added to a brilliant game in the second half.

This stadium's not changed. The atmosphere, obviously, it's been how long now since this game has actually taken place here with fans in the stadium.

So it was something that was really, I was really looking forward to today. And it has delivered.

Manchester United had more. We always knew that before the game.

I'm just surprised that Leeds got back into the game,

but it certainly helped the second half become an interesting watch,

and it was brilliant for about 20 minutes in terms of a spectacle.

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