Gary Neville: Why Harry Kane Will BREAK Alan Shearer’s Record

Gary Neville: Why Harry Kane Will BREAK Alan Shearer’s Record

From Rio Ferdinand Presents by Rio Ferdinand Presents

June 8, 2026 · 1h 15m

About this episode

Gary Neville opens up about personal topics and discusses Harry Kane's potential to break Alan Shearer's record.

This is Gary Neville as you’ve never seen him before - sitting with Rio in his Airbnb and opening up about some hugely personal topics including the loss of his father, the abuse he suffered when out on the street with his family and why he should never have pursued a coaching or managerial career. Despite Rio’s best efforts, Neville is typically self-deprecating about his own playing ability and instead focuses on the greatness around him - both in terms of mentality as well as the players who were technically brilliant. He gives insight into how the England setup changed from his time as a player to when he coached the national team under Roy Hodgson - and there’s huge praise for Harry Kane’s attitude and “seriousness” about the way he approaches football at the highest level. This episode is the very first time that Rio and Neville have discussed the time that Gary brought the England players together and threatened to strike because of the way Rio was treated by the FA which leads to a brutal and honest reflection on Neville's actions as the team’s union rep. Brought to you in partnership with Airbnb #ad.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

People in this episode

Host: Rio Ferdinand

Guest: Gary Neville

Topics covered

  • Harry Kane
  • Alan Shearer
  • Gary Neville
  • England national team
  • coaching
  • personal stories

Keywords

  • Gary Neville
  • Harry Kane
  • Alan Shearer
  • England football
  • coaching career
  • personal stories
  • FA

Sponsors

Airbnb

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: FA

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