Gary Neville hails Manchester United player for doing what he cannot do

Gary Neville has spoken highly of Manchester United youngster Kobbie Mainoo, following his fine showing for England during the international.
Mainoo has enjoyed a breakthrough season for club and country, playing 14 Premier League games and making his England debut during the recent international break.
The 18-year-old has been getting rave reviews from all corner, and impressed in a brief cameo against Brazil before dominating the midfield against Belgium.
Gary Neville has hailed the young midfielder for his agility and awareness, and claims he had a skill that he and fellow pundit Jamie Carragher never had.
“We say ‘is he a holding midfield player?’, the answer is yes and no,” Gary Neville told Sky Bet’s the Overlap Fan Debate, when speaking of Kobbie Mainoo.
“When he goes back to defend his own box, his positions are fantastic.
“His awareness of danger and runs into the box, blocking pull-backs and things like that, is incredible for a young player.
“But also, last night there was a moment in the second half when [Jeremy] Doku went past him. He got back at Doku and got the ball off him and slid in.
“Owen Hargreaves used to do that for United. Hargreaves was a great tackler in midfield, he’d go and take the ball off people. He’s got that about him.
“If me and you [Carragher] were playing against Doku and he was running at us… once he’s gone, we ain’t getting back at him. We’d drop off him to make sure he’d pass it.
“He [Mainoo] will go and think ‘I’m going to take the ball off Doku.’ There are very few players like that.”