Manchester United players used to exercise their eyes before games, reveals Gary Neville

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Judi Online -   Gary Neville has revealed that when he was at Manchester United players used to warm up their eyes before games.

The remarkable practice was instigated by vision specialist Professor Gail Stephenson of the University of Liverpool.

Stephenson, who tragically passed away last weekend, was brought into the club by then-manager Sir Alex Ferguson to help improve the players' 3D vision.

Speaking about the exercises before her death, she said: "In soccer, improving the way players use their eyes can improve both the quality of the information their eyes receive and the speed they process the information.

Bandar Bola -  "Therefore the quicker they instigate the action, the more effective they will be during a game.

"Approximately 80 per cent of the information we use to make any decision for an action comes from vision."

United's players wore black armbands for their match against San Jose Earthquakes as a sign of respect while Neville descroibed her as a "leader in her field". 

Stephenson was also behind the idea to ditch Manchester United's infamous grey kit. in 1996, saying it made it more difficult for the players to spot each other.