Gary Neville calls out Glazers 'negligence' and sets Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Man United priority
manchestereveningnews.co.ukFormer Manchester United captain Gary Neville has called out the Glazers for their 'negligence' in allowing Manchester United's Old Trafford to deteriorate to the state it is in today.
For many years now, match-going supporters have criticised the experience of attending fixtures at Old Trafford with the stadium looking like a shadow of its former glory.
The standard of the stadium is so low that the FA overlooked it for their UEFA Euro 2028 stadium venue list for the UK and Ireland tournament.
Instead, Manchester City's Etihad Stadium and Everton's Bramley-Moore Dock have been chosen in the North West. Upon Sir Jim Ratcliffe's arrival at United, he committed to improving Old Trafford and it was announced this month that the plan is to build a brand-new ground in the vicinity of the current Old Trafford. READ MORE: Neville breaks silence on United offer READ MORE: Neville eyes two fixtures where Ten Hag can change Ratcliffe's opinion Reflecting on this news, Neville took aim at the current owners and concentrated on what Ratcliffe and himself, who has been appointed in an advisory role for the project, must do next.
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