Man Utd legend Gary Neville calls on Glazer family to sell the club

Gary Neville has again called for the Glazer family to sell Manchester United - but did provide a proposed five-point plan of action if the Americans were to remain. 

The United owners have come under heavy criticism from fans and sections of the media, particularly as a result of the failed European Super League proposal and a lack of relative success since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in 2013. 

Ex-United captain and Sky Sports pundit Neville has previously spoken out against the American tycoons and did so again this week during The Overlap Live Fan Debate - yet did suggest some ideas for the owners to consider.  

'In terms of the Glazer family, post the Super League they said they were going to communicate with the club, they said they were going to change things. They've not changed anything at this football club,' Neville said during the debate alongside Roy Keane and Jamie Carragher in front of fans of various teams. 

'My view is there's a problem right at the very top, there is a massive problem. I think they've had 10 years to prove they can be good football operators at Manchester United, beyond Alex Ferguson and David Gill. 

'They've proven they can't do it, they've proven they can't build a successful football club here in Manchester without being propped up by the team Sir Alex Ferguson had and himself being there.

'To me, at this moment in time, the first thing that should happen is they should sell the club. Because of the Super League, because of their 10 years of failure without Sir Alex Ferguson, and the team and the squad he had, I think they should go.

'But if they really want to stay, because you can never force the Glazer family to sell, then they've got to do four or five things.'

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