Neville hates blue ketchup

Phil Neville will never be part of the Manchester City revolution – either as a player or as a manager. The Everton skipper, who played for Manchester United for 11-years, says his conscience would not allow him to work for the Red Devils' hated rivals. Speaking to BBC Radio ahead of Everton’s clash with United on Saturday, the 32-year-old made his feelings known in no uncertain terms. "Joining City is not something that will ever happen. When you have got red blood you cannot see yourself with blue blood. You go there and they have blue ketchup... it's just like 'What are they doing?'" commented the 32-year-old who will, however, miss Saturday’s clash at Old Trafford with a serious knee injury. "I am not being disrespectful to City. I grew up a Red, hating Manchester City. I think it is fantastic as it makes football special."