United sit 13th in the Premier League and recent results have not markedly improved under new manager Ruben Amorim, while Ineos and new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe have come under criticism for making cuts and redundancies across the club.
But Neville has been quick to blame the Glazer family for the club’s current predicament, while adding that Ineos and Amorim may need several years before “United will win again”.
Neville places the blame for United’s current situation with the Glazer family, who took over ownership of the club in 2005.
Gary Neville claims that it could take several years for Manchester United to see stability and success again, while stressing that Ineos “have to be given time” to deliver results.
Neville – who is part of the task force working with Ineos around the construction of a new 100,000 seater stadium – says that he thinks the new ownership group have “found it bloody hard” to begin with.
