Gary Neville readily admits that he does not sit back and wallow in the moment. When a task is completed, it's time for the Salford City co-owner to move on to the next challenge, and there are plenty of those right now for a League Two club in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. But even Neville, who won 17 major honours during 602 appearances for Manchester United between 1992 and 2011, feels a sense of achievement and pride at the prospect of his two worlds colliding on Wednesday when Salford face United in a competitive fixture for the first time, in the EFL Trophy.
Gary Neville excited to see Salford City's progress against Man United, the club that made him
