Isabella Neville

[Nordecke]

Cool story, cute kid as well..

 

[bourneblue]

Heart warming story this lads. No pr tricks at work here just a man that knows the meaning of charity.
Phil Neville, a hero both on and off the pitch.

 

[pezzer1]

I remember her just learning to walk and she walked on the goodison turf. Brought a tear to my eye.
Go Isabella

 

[Rook]

It would be cool if she cut her hair short. She'd look just like Phil.

I think the way the Nevilles act off the field is a big reason why you see so many of our players not getting in trouble.

 

[ToffeeMark]

If we lost phil when is playing days are over, we'd be the loser. I'd want to seriously get him in our set up. He has that old fashioned view of football, and if he could pass this onto our kids, they'd have learnt a lesson for life.

Yep, Phil is defo a great pro. Hope he sticks with us post playing.

Kids are great, he looks like a really proud dad, I can really relate to that.

 

[fadedhour]

She is adorable

 

[noonyhead]

just shows the class of not just the man but the whole family, a credit to our club, no wonder moyesy speaks so highly of him. nice one phil and fambo.

 

[little curly alan ball]

Just saw this on Bluekipper, thought id post it up here:

http://www.greatrun.org/News/NormalNews.aspx?nid=7295



For those of you who dont know:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...-cerebral-palsy-kick-football-like-daddy.html

I think its great, and shows how much alike she is to her dad.

Our Peoples ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

[Summerskin]

Phil Neville for the absolute win.

 

[It's_Just_Not_Cricket]

Class Act off the pitch and a good leader on it. In the words of Ali G, 'RESPECT'

 

[It's_Just_Not_Cricket]

Ohh and more importantly, well done to his daughter and the rest of the family

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Great story. Power to you Isabella.

 

[TX Bill]

You know.

You see players who are managers now and think that while they may not be a good manager, they were at least a good player. Then you see managers who were crap players, players for a short time, or never a player, that end up being great managers.

Then there's Phil.

I honestly think that as great of a career that Phil has had, that he has all the qualities to be a great manager. A player's manager rather than an ivory tower type of manager.

I'm looking forward to seeing how it goes for him.

 

[Dom1878]

Just been reading bluekipper, basically, a guy "jacko93" made a poster which he was going to put up at the Man City game, Everton were quite happy to, but Neville said no as he didnt want his daughters name hung up in the stadium - which is perfectly understandable. Instead, the man who created the poster got to go down to finch farm and meet Neville, and take some photos of them and the poster for the charities newsletter and website...

...And on Phil Nevilles twitter he uploaded the photo and has had quite a few comments and thanked the Everton fans for supporting him: