Manchester United’s collapse against Brentford stole all the headlines in the English newspapers.
After the pounce, United legend and analyst Gary Neville has made no secret of the owners’ responsibility to sign United where you are now.
– There has been a toxic culture here for the past ten years. Neville says it’s a mess.
4-0 in the first half away to Brentford and last week a strange loss to Brighton at home.
On top of that: Ronaldo’s constant chaos, new deals with unclear skill levels and supporters calling for everyone and everything to resign.
Gary Neville Frustrated but collected his feelings on Sky Sports after the match. The United icon led the team for five years and enjoyed the great confidence of Alex Ferguson – someone he believes has left a huge void in his wake.
Toxic culture – chaos
There is a family in the United States that allows its employees to take the blame. They need to take a flight to Manchester and explain what the plan would look like. We never get them here, and the only money spent on players is generated by the club and not by them, says Neville on Sky Sports and elaborates on:
The Glazer family borrowed and used the profits the club makes through its supporters. The four of us in this studio could buy United tomorrow and spend the exact same amount. My point here is that there has been a toxic culture in this club for the past 10 years since Alex Ferguson and David Gill left. This is a mess.
The fault lies with the owner’s family.
– You can’t go on. The common failure of these ten years rests with the owners. I blamed Ed Woodward for a long time but it was the Glazers who put her there.