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How does Gary Neville see Sunday's Arsenal-Man United game panning out?

The former player is impressed by what he has seen at Old Trafford of late.
12.05am, 4 Oct 2015
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SKY PUNDIT GARY Neville admits his optimism about Man United’s season has increased in recent weeks.

Neville cites the emergence of teenage striker Anthony Martial and the Red Devils’ impressive defensive record as big positives from Louis van Gaal’s perspective.

However, he is also reluctant to write off Arsenal, suggesting a potential early Champions League exit could be a blessing in disguise for Arsene Wenger’s men as far as their domestic hopes are concerned.

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    Nov 19th 2020, 9:22 AM

    If he comes out the other side of this it might benefit him in the long run. Similiar happened to Cian Healy in terms of being sidelined and the rest helped his career I reckon. Positive in this hopefully

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    Nov 19th 2020, 3:18 AM

    Hang in there ,the Lions await

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    Nov 19th 2020, 9:16 AM

    Always going to be short as long as the IRFU keep insisting we send most of the best prospects to the other provinces

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