(Reuters) - New England women's head coach Phil Neville apologised on Wednesday for controversial comments he had made in the past on social media about women.
After being named by the Football Association as successor to former England boss Mark Sampson on Tuesday, the 41-year-old attracted criticism for tweets posted on his Twitter account in 2012.
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