Noel Gallagher's hatred of Manchester United

Noel Gallagher & Gary Neville discuss the rivalry between Manchester City & Manchester United.

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[miamitten]

_”I hate them more than yesterday”_
That’s actually a good lyric. Noel is definitely a talented song writer.

[corbuzchristi]

Neville doesn't hate City because they weren't a rival when we were younger, it used to only ever be a local derby.

[kopthelotklopp]

Noel with a Scouser on his shirt doing an interview with Gary Neville.

[MH-vplf]

Man United wasn't one of the richest in the world when Fergie 1st arrived it took them a few years to win a trophy, he bought smartly, brought in like 4 or 5 youth players at once and then the money start coming when they won leagues evary year, trophies every season.

They weren't lying midtable and in walks a mega rich owner. Big difference.

[TheDevilsAccountant]

It's the other way round.
My City mates always used to slag us saying we're just a business, we buy the league, our fans are overseas ( I'm Mancunian) and I used to explain that when your club is massive and successful MOST of your fans aren't from the area because you end up bigger than your home city.
Now City are bigger, more corporate, more overseas fans its ok though.
That's hypocrisy.
Now I tell them you've turned in to everything you hated about us difference is you had to win the lottery to do it.

[BigSmokeMUFC]

I've always hated Liverpool and Arsenal way more than Man City. Man City only became relevant rivals to us when Sheikh Mansour came through the door 😂 otherwise they were another Wigan or Bolton to us.

[miamitten]

Just after it’s announced Noel is get a divorce. Retro are very astute 😂

[LazarouDave]

Not a united fan, but the problem with City's spending **ISN'T** the spending itself, it's where the money came from that built this empire in the first place.

Teams that were successful before money dominated the game will always have more love from me

[jkreal]

At least ppl can say the same for City being an oil merchant club with a little history

[snookerstones]

United fans defo hate city more in recent years - especially since the treble

[anthonym]

Between 86 and 2013 (fergie era) Man City outspent Man United.

[mdsimps]

Manchester derby isn’t like other derbies as the fans of both clubs support the other team if their chances of winning the competition are over, its not a hatred at all. Never lived in a city with supporters like that so thought it was unusual as an outsider. I raise it to locals and its met with confusion but i’ve seen pubs go beserk for the other teams goals

[oxJORDZxo]

The difference is Manchester United EARN the money they spend, as opposed to City who are pumped full of oil money...

[jazzyjeff]

Don't worry Noel, no Reds like you either... So don't look back in anger

[mariiia]

0:19 look at that smile. *heart drops in pants*

[SonnyK]

The problem with United and sadly my team Liverpool is that they're publicly traded meaning they are a stock price. They are both essentially banks. The way publicly traded companies work is you have to convince people to take their money out of the bank and buy shares in your company and that you will increase the value of their money faster than the bank. Not only that but you also have to convince people that you will increase the value of their investment more than all the other stocks on the market. And the stock price must keep rising without fail. Lets say you bought some stock for a grand. And the price of the stock rose insurmountably and in ten years it's worth half a million. But then in one year it's still worth half a million. In spite of how well that company has done to make their share holders stinking rich the stock price still has to keep going up or everyone will just pull out and put their money into something else that is going up. So it becomes this monster that has to keep growing no matter what. Whereas clubs who are just owned by a rich guy who doesn't care about money can spend to the absolute limits. So United and Liverpool will never really compete at the very top consistently ever again. In fact in 10-20 years I can see three or four more Man City's sprouting up and then both of them will be out of it maybe forever. We already have Newcastle who will get there eventually so that's two. Two more and United and Liverpool become top 6 teams.

[ustheserfs]

noel has a begrudging deference for united's accomplishments and who couldn't but the animosity for this club is still strong in the man and many of us.

[kenpeacock]

As soon as this guy got money… he moved to London🤣😂🤣

[Nigelblau]

115 breaches of Premier League financial rules.

Dirty dirty cheats.

[garethv]

Difference being United earn their money, rather than just given to on a plate then denying they’ve done it! That’s hypocrisy Noel!