Steven Gerrard apparently made it unequivocally clear to Gary Neville that he would never join Manchester United when the former defender attempted to have a discussion over the possibility of such a switch in their playing days.

The MNF presenter joked that ex-Chelsea skipper, John Terry, got more of a conversation out of the Liverpool legend when it came to the prospect of a move away from Merseyside.

The now Aston Villa boss had, at one point, been on the verge of trading Anfield for Stamford Bridge before a chat with Rafa Benitez encouraged him to stick it out at L4.

You can catch the clip below, courtesy of Sky Sports:

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