Phil Neville	Manchester United FC, Everton FC 59 appearances, 0 goals P 59 W 35 D 15 L 9 F x: A x *(actual F x: A x) 72% successful 1996-2007 disciplined: none captain: none minutes played: 3610
Profile
Full name	Philip John Neville	(*Actual for and against are the goals scored while the player was on the field.)
Born	21 January 1977 in Bury, Greater Manchester [registered in Bury, March 1977].  To Neville and Jill (née Harper). Phil was a twin, alongside Tracey Anne. notes: Bury became part of the Greater Manchester registration county in 1974. Attended Elton High School, Bury.
Married	to Julie Killilea, two children, Harvey and Isabella
Height/Weight	5' 11", 12st. 0lbs [1996 & 1999].
Source	Barry Hugman's PFA Yearbook [various] & Ancestry.com
Biographies	For Club and Country: The Hunt for European and World Cup Glory - Gary & Phil Neville with Sam Pilger & Justyn Barnes (Manchester United Books, London 17 September 1998)
	*Effectively a diary of the 1997-98 season from the Manchester United and England brothers. Not quite a unique concept - besides the Nevilles, only the Charlton brothers have been the subject of a similarly substantial work. - A Football Compendium, Peter J. Seddon (1999).
Club Career
Club(s)	A product of the Manchester United FC Youth Academy, he signed for United on 1 June 1994. After 263 Premier League appearances and five goals, Neville transferred to Everton FC on 4 August 2005 for £3½ million, becoming club captain in January 2007. He made another 242 Premier League appearances, scoring another four goals. He announced his retirement on 9 April 2013, to take effect at the end of the season.
Club honours 10th MOST PL APPS 505	FA Youth Cup winners 1994-95 (captain); Premier League Champions 1995-96, 1996-97, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2002-03; FA Cup winners 1995-96, 1998-99, 2003-04; FA Charity Shield winners 1996, 1997, FA Community Shield winners 2003; UEFA European Champions League Champions 1998-99; Intercontinental Cup winners 1999;
Individual honours	Manchester United FC Young Player of the Year 1998-99; Everton FC Goal of the Season 2011-12 (vs. West Bromwich Albion FC, 21 September 2011).
Distinctions	x
Source	Barry Hugman's PFA Yearbook [1996].
Management Career
Club(s)	Whilst still an Everton FC player, Neville assisted the England under-21 side in February 2012. A year later, he was overlooked for the managerial position of the under-20 side. In May 2013, Neville was interviewed for the manager's position at Everton FC, but missed out and after again assisting the under-21 side for the 2013 European Championship, he became the first-team coach at Manchester United FC on 4 July 2013. On 27 March 2014, Neville, along with his brother Gary, and Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt and Ryan Giggs, purchased non-league side Salford City FC. Phil Neville, along with Paul Scholes, took charge of a solitary Salford match on 4 January 2014 (2-1 vs. Kendal Town FC). In July 2015, Neville joined Valencia CF as a coach, becoming the assistant manager on 30 November 2015, to Voro, and his brother Gary, two days later. Neville was appointed as the new England Women's team manager on 23 January 2018. On 30 June 2019, he was announced as the team manager of Team GB women's team for the 2020 Summer Olympics. Then, on 22 April 2020, it was announced his England contract would not renewed beyond July 2021, and he left the role on 18 January 2021, to take over as manager at David Beckham's MLS side, Inter Miami. He was sacked on 2 June 2023. Appointed as the new manager of Portland Timbers FC on 6 November 2023.
England Career
Player number	1076th player to appear for England.
Position(s)	Predominantly left or right back, but also played as central defender or midfielder.
First match	No. 721, 23 May 1996, PR China 0 England 3, a pre-European Championship Finals warm-up match at The Workers' Stadium, Chaoyang, Beijing, aged 19 years 123 days.
Last match	No. 857, 13 October 2007, England 3 Estonia 0, a European Championship qualification match at The National Stadium, Wembley, London, substitute (49), aged 30 years 265 days.
Major tournaments	x
Team honours	x
Individual honours	England B (one appearance), England U21 (seven appearances), England U18 (six appearances), England U16 (ten appearances)
Distinctions	The second Greater Manchurian to represent England. Appointed manager of the women's team on 23 January 2018.
Beyond England
Neville was interviewed for the upcoming vacanat manager's job at Everton FC in May 2013, but he followed his manager, David Moyes, to Manchester United on 4 July 2013. He was appointed as First Team Coach when Moyes' was appointed United's first manager in 26 years. He is also an Ambassador for premature babies charity, Bliss (left).

Phil Neville - Match History
Club: Manchester United F.C. - 52 full appearances Coach: Terry Venables - 1 full capx
Age 19
1	721	23 May 1996 - China 0 England 3, Worker's Stadium, Beijing	Fr	AW	Start	3
-	722	8 June 1996 - England 1 Switzerland 1, Wembley Stadium, Wembley	ECF	HD	unused sub	19
-	723	15 June 1996 - Scotland 0 England 2, Wembley Stadium, Wembley		HW
-	724	18 June 1996 - Netherlands 1 England 4, Wembley Stadium, Wembley		HW
-	725	22 June 1996 - Spain 0 England 0, Wembley Stadium, Wembley		HD
-	726	26 June 1996 - Germany 1 England 1, Wembley Stadium, Wembley		HW
Coach: Glenn Hoddle - 12 full capsx
Age 20
2	-	x - x, x	x	x	x	x
Age 21
13	-	x - x, x	x	x	x	x
Coach: Kevin Keegan - 16 full capsx
Age 22
14	-	x - x, x	x	x	x	x
Age 23
29	-	x - x, x	x	x	x	x
Coach: Howard Wilkinson - 1 full capx
30	-	x - x, x	x	x	x	x
Coach: Sven Goran Eriksson - 22 full capsx
Age 24
31	-	x - x, x	x	x	x	x
Age 25
52	-	x - x, x	x	x	x	x
-	b	25 May 2006 - England B 1 Belarus 2, Madjeski Stadium, Reading	Fr	HW	unused sub	14
Club: Everton F.C. - 7 full appearances Coach: Steve McClaren - 7 full capsx
Age 29
-	843	16 August 2006 - England 4 Greece 0, Old Trafford, Manchester	Fr	HW	unused sub	15
53	844	2 September 2006 - England 5 Andorra 0, Old Trafford, Manchester	ECP	HW	Start off 64	2
54	845	6 September 2006 - FYR Macedonia 0 England 1, Gradski Stadion, Skopje		AW	Start	2
-	846	7 October 2006 - England 0 FYR Macedonia 0, Old Trafford, Manchester	ECP	HD	unused sub	12
-	847	11 October 2006 - Croatia 2 England 0, Stadion Maksimir, Zagreb		AL	unused injured sub	12
-	848	15 November 2006 - Netherlands 1 England 1, Amsterdam ArenA, Amsterdam	Fr	AD	unused sub	18
Age 30
55	849	7 February 2007 - England 0 Spain 1, Old Trafford, Manchester	Fr	HL	Start off 74	3
56	850	24 March 2007 - Israel 0 England 0, The National Stadium, Ramat Gan	ECP	AD	Start off 73	2
-	851	28 March 2007 - Andorra 0 England 3, Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, Barcelona		AW	squad member
-	852	1 June 2007 - England 1 Brazil 1, The National Stadium, Wembley	Fr	HD	unused sub	15
-	853	6 June 2007 - Estonia 0 England 3, A. Le Coq Arena, Tallinn	ECP	AW	squad member
-	854	22 August 2007 - England 1 Germany 2, The National Stadium, Wembley	Fr	HL	unused sub	16
57	855	8 September 2007 - England 3 Israel 0, The National Stadium, Wembley	ECP	HW	sub 71	14
58	856	12 September 2007 - England 3 Russia 0, The National Stadium, Wembley		HW	sub 88	14
59	857	13 October 2007 - England 3 Estonia 0, The National Stadium, Wembley	ECP	HW	sub 49	14
-	858	17 October 2007 - Russia 2 England 1, Olimpiyskiy Kompleks Luzhniki Stadion, Moskva		AL	unused sub	16
-	859	16 November 2007 - Austria 0 England 1, Ernst-Happel Stadion, Wien	Fr	AW	unused sub	17
-	860	21 November 2007 - England 2 Croatia 3, The National Stadium, Wembley	ECP	HL	squad member

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