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

But I guess I am.

I cook my housemate 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, Jase, 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.co.uk.

Hi there, everyone. Welcome to the latest and the final Gary Neville podcast for this Premier League season.

Gary, we're talking 24 hours after we were at Manchester City watching great celebrations and in the end probably best described maybe as a great recovery to become champions again.

Yes, I mean, it seems such a long time ago now that we were dismissing City, talking about potential decline, really questioning the start of the season where defensively looked really all over the place, but also the fact that they looked like they were going to score the goals.

And the football wasn't there, the connectivity wasn't there, the body language on the pitch. I remember the Manchester Derby, the nil-nil and thinking,

how's it got to this where we're watching this Manchester City team that looks like it's

almost been, I think I said at the time that all the juice felt like it had been squeezed out

the orange, it's almost like they've been pepped to death, really, for two or three years,

this intense passing, this intense pressing,

and that they had nothing left to give.

And all of a sudden, that spark, Stamford Bridge,

we were both there, and you thought, oh, what's this?

This is football.

And it was the best half in our 40 minutes of the season we'd seen by a mile

in that first half at Stamper Bridge and from that moment on they never really broke strike.

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