Neville: The Glazers need to do five things at Man Utd or sell up

Former Man Utd defender Gary Neville thinks the Glazer family need to do five things to improve the club or put it up for sale.

The Glazers, who have six siblings on the Man Utd board, have struggled to win over the Old Trafford faithful since their takeover of the club in 2005.

Following the takeover, some disgruntled fans showed their displeasure by breaking away to create F.C. United of Manchester after critics complained that the Glazers were saddling the club with huge debts after being debt-free for so long.

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The Man Utd owners were also heavily involved in plans to form a European Super League before the almost immediate collapse of the proposed competition.

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United’s match against Liverpool was postponed last May after a peaceful planned protest escalated into violence and an invasion of the Old Trafford pitch in reaction to the aborted attempts to create a European Super League.

And with the infrastructure at Man Utd not matching up with some of their Premier League rivals, Neville has called on the Glazers to get serious or sell the club.

Neville said on the The Overlap Live Fan Debate: “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.

“My view is