Ability wise, there's been better players, but Neville on his best day worked hard and always took his role seriously. I think he genuinely considered it an honour to wear the armband and relished the added responsibility it provided.
He was a man who took his diet and training very seriously, showed up to work on time, offered help to any who needed it and just generally did his job as well as he could
Yes, he sometimes said some odd things and also was so wedged up Moyes backside he could smell what he had for breakfast, but he also took his job seriously and didn't treat his time at Everton as a paid vacation as some of the other "respected veterans" who came by treated it (Gazza, Hughes, Ginola etc)
He was a man who took his diet and training very seriously, showed up to work on time, offered help to any who needed it and just generally did his job as well as he could
Yes, he sometimes said some odd things and also was so wedged up Moyes backside he could smell what he had for breakfast, but he also took his job seriously and didn't treat his time at Everton as a paid vacation as some of the other "respected veterans" who came by treated it (Gazza, Hughes, Ginola etc)