David May reflects on past struggles, embraces resilience

David May, a former Manchester United defender, is known for his role in the club's 1999 Champions League victory, despite not playing in the final. He gained attention for his playful antics, including pranks on teammates. After retiring in 2006, May faced challenges, including a 12-day drinking binge following his departure from United. He has since shifted his focus to fishing, working as a pundit, and exploring the wine business. Now 54, May reflects on his past with a different perspective, emphasizing hard work and resilience. He aims to instill these values in his children, maintaining a positive outlook on life after football.