'A force of nature': Gary Neville wows fans as Man United make stunning return to Dragons' Den
Gary Neville left fans enthralled after his stunning appearance on BBC show Dragons' Den.
He manchester united Legend returned to Dragon's Den on Thursday night after making his debut on the show last month.
And fans were impressed with the 49-year-old, who has built up a portfolio of hotels, restaurants and pubs worth £100m after retiring from football.
While the former England international benefited from his extravagant wages throughout his playing career, his business acumen has left viewers shocked.
Its appearance also led him to make a strong investment, placing his trust in the Myo Master brand.
Owned by husband and wife Lottie Whyte and Joe Gray, they started a business creating high-end sports recovery solutions for athletes.
As a former footballer, it's an issue close to Neville's heart, and he went in with fellow Dragon Sara Davies and split the £100,000 investment.
Gray is a former rugby player, having played once for England in 2014, as well as playing for Harlequins and Saracens, but was forced to retire due to injuries that nearly saw his leg amputated.
And Neville's astute views on business left fans impressed as the former right-back spoke like a professional.
“Whatever you can think of Gary Neville As a former professional and expert, he is an extraordinary guy,” said one viewer.
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“Impressively thoughtful and sharp on Dragon's Den. Business all around, philanthropic. A force of nature.”
This fan added: “I thought Gary Neville was really good on Dragons' Den.”
And a third responded: “Feels weird seeing Gary Neville on Dragons Den but he's certainly acquired some businesses and loves investing in sports.”
Since retiring from football in 2011, Neville has created a business empire worth £100 million with numerous properties, shops and hotels.
He is also co-owner of Salford City, along with his Class of '92 teammates David Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Nicky Butt, Paul Scholes and Phil Neville.
