Liverpool fans created an Anfield shrine under
Manchester United player Gary Neville's swimming pool during
renovations.
Brothers Brian and Gary Greer were tiling the England
full-back's pool when they came up with the idea, reports today's
Sun.
The brothers claim they buried a copy of Kop magazine,
a Liverpool scarf and match-day programme underneath the pool in
his house near Bolton.
Neville already has history with Liverpool. United and
the Anfield side are fierce rivals and the player was fined £5,000
for over-zealous celebrations when United beat the Merseyside team
two years ago.
A Manchester United source said: 'He's aware of this.
To say he is less than pleased is an understatement.'
Builder Brian said: 'We went to Neville-Neville land to
tile his swimming pool.
'While we were there we created a Scouse time capsule
and tiled over the top of it. When his house is dug up in the
future, archaeologists will see what a passion he had for the Red
men.'
