Phil Neville Make Goal Thanks to Suggestions Children

Phil Neville Everton

Liverpool Everton captain Phil Neville to be back scoring goals in the Premier League after not doing it for three years. He can break down the opposing team's goal thanks to input from her son.

When Everton beat Wolverhampton 3-0 in Molineuex Stadium last Saturday, Neville also contributed one goal. It was his ninth goal during play at Premiership level since 1994.

It was the fourth goal which he printed with the Toffees costume, since he was defending it in the summer of 2005, or the first that he has made since the season 2007/2008.

"I have two children and every week at home, kid brother to ask me more often make shots. I can not argue with him because I rarely shoot," said Neville told EvertonTV. "And today I can go home and say, 'dad this time make a goal you know."

Phil Neville Family

"There is no yan feeling better than scoring goals. I never made one like that at practice yesterday. Very sweet, and I know, if you had the chance I want to try and do something like that. It can and it's a good goal. There three goals are nice and all deserve to make us win. "

No less interesting, the Neville scored after doing celebration that has become his trade mark, Tim Cahil, ie punching flag-punched corner of the field. Apparently he was deliberately doing it to be offered for Cahill who was injured.

"I told the team, if you make a goal I would dedicate to him. He said, his chances are not great," said the former Manchester United's 34-year-old.