- Gary Neville, 50, shook with a bass with the Reytons on Saturday night
- The concert took place shortly before Sky's sports expert was due to Old Trafford
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Gary Neville appeared on stage as a special guest during Saturday night of the indie band The Reytons in Aviva Studios de Manchester.
A few hours before the Sky Sports expert owed in Old Trafford to provide coverage of Manchester United vs. Arsenal as part of Super Sunday, the 50 -year -old was bouncing while playing a bass.
Neville's appearance surprised many fans. However, it was actually announced in September of last year that it would join Rotherham's band during parts of his right on the United Kingdom tour.
After the real bassist Lee Holland was photographed in the hospital with his left arm in a Honda, Reytons' social networks had published a video of a parody interview, which included Neville: 'How are you really on the bass?'
Neville replied: “I have never touched the bass in my life”, before the main singer Jonny Yerrell declared comically: “You are inside!”
On Saturday, Neville joined the band on stage for her Low Life interpretation, which has letters that include: 'He is a low, dirty and small life. Yes, the boy is all she dreamed, I'm sure.
Gary Neville (Center) was a special guest at a Reytons concert in Manchester on Saturday
The former united man back Neville had previously attended a parody interview with the band
Pundit Sky Sports Neville, 50, who is shown on stage in a previous concert with the Reytons
Reacting to his appearance on Saturday, a fan wrote in X (previously Twitter): “Gary Neville took the stage for the Kington with a guitar was certainly not on my 2025 bingo card.”
Another fan added: “Gary Neville appears out of nowhere during Reytons' concert can be one of the best things I have experienced.”
However, the former Newcastle midfielder and Man City, Joey Barton, was less impressed.
Barton tweeted: 'In Manchester tonight. Someone's main uncle has taken the stage with these young boys in a band. Take it home. Air guitar in 50? Sausage'.
