Lisandro Martinez slammed as Neville admits Man Utd star has 'no chance against Mee'

Gary Neville has torn into the Glazers over their part sale of Manchester United to US business Apollo, branding it "totally unacceptable".The Red Devils legend latest criticism comes amid claims that the Old Trafford supremos are set to put a stake of the club up for sale. Fans are furious with the controversial owners while United have had a disastrous start to the season.Two defeats in two in the Premier League have left them bottom of the table while transfers have proved difficult to come by despite Erik ten Hag's pleas.

Gary Neville was in the midst of a crisis. England had just gone a goal up against Germany on June 29 last summer in the Euro 2020 Round of 16. Raheem Sterling had put the Three Lions ahead after 75 minutes in a tense battle that led the way to victory at Wembley.

Footballer Ryan Giggs has admitted he threatened his ex-girlfriend as he said “you’re finished”, the court was told.The former Manchester United player is accused of controlling and coercive behaviour towards Kate Greville during their six-year relationship – all of which he denies. At Manchester Crown Court on Wednesday 17 August, Giggs was questioned on messages sent between the couple during their relationship, which lasted for around six years from 2015 onwards. In one message said to be from Ryan to Kate Greville, the footballer wrote that his girlfriend was “finished” and in another he asked: “Do I have to let you go Kate?” Peter Wright QC read out a message from Giggs in January 2019 in which he said: “What the f*, blocking me?? “F**** unblock me now.” He asked Giggs: “Was that the angry Ryan in that message?” to which he replied: “Yes.” Mr Wright went on: “The demanding Ryan?” to which he replied “Yes," again.

Manchester United.There has been increasing frustration from the club's fanbase towards its owners in recent years, leading them to change their no sale stance. But according to Bloomberg, they don't want to let go of their control fully.It's claimed United could now be valued at £5billion, having been bought by the Glazers in 2005 for £790million.

Manchester United that Cristiano Ronaldo is to blame for their current crisis, according to reports.Ronaldo made his intention to leave Old Trafford clear earlier in the summer before returning towards the end of pre-season. The 37-year-old missed the squad's tour of Thailand and Australia, when morale was good.BBC claim that since he's been back, negative feelings have creeped in again, leaving senior officials concerned at the stark contrast between before and after.

Gary Neville has revealed he fears for Manchester United's league position if Cristiano Ronaldo leaves before the transfer window shuts. The Red Devils are currently bottom of the table after Erik ten Hag's side lost their opening couple of fixtures against Brighton and Brentford.

Manchester United are keen to rival Chelsea for the signature of Barcelona striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, but the Red Devils will face a 'big challenge'. Erik ten Hag is keen to bolster his attacking options - especially with the uncertainty around the future of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Gary Neville has insisted Antonio Conte wouldn’t have been a good fit for Manchester United, drawing comparisons with former manager Jose Mourinho.

Gary Neville believes Manchester United could finish in the bottom half of the Premier League if they allow Cristiano Ronaldo to leave.

Gary Neville has compared Manchester United to a failing school that should be put under special measures where the kids cannot be blamed.His bizarre analogy absolves the players at Old Trafford of most of the blame, instead placing it at the door of the owners the Glazers. The United legend has never hidden his disdain of the controversial American tycoons but the mood around Old Trafford continues.A 4-0 battering at the hands of Brentford in west London has turned the situation at United into a crisis while the players came under huge scrutiny.

Gary Neville believes just two of Manchester United’s signings over the past nine years have proven to be a success.

Gary Neville's damning Arsenal comments may be hard for Manchester United fans to read now, but they should show supporters things have to get worse before they can get better.

Gary Neville has been involved in yet another Twitter debate with Jamie Carragher as Manchester United were embarrassed by Brentford on Saturday evening.

Gary Neville has expressed his concerns over Manchester United's decision to sign Lisandro Martinez this summer.

Jamie Redknapp and Gary Neville had a fiery bust-up in a debate over Manchester United's biggest problems.It comes after a shock 4-0 defeat to Brentford on Saturday, fraught with individual errors and shocking mistakes. The first coming from David de Gea, who allowed Josh Dasilva's tame short to squirm underneath him.The Spaniard was at fault again when his pass out to Christian Eriksen, who received a villain's welcome at the Brentford Community Stadium, was intercepted by Mathias Jensen to score the second of the match after 18 minutes.

Gary Neville compared Manchester United’s lack of height in the line-up that went down 4-0 at half-time to Brentford to “a men’s team against under-nines”.

Steven Gerrard's record since taking over as Aston Villa manager is worse on paper than Gary Neville's Valencia horror show that put him off management forever. The former Liverpool skipper took over at Villa Park back in November of 2021 and has won 10 of his 29 matches, drawing five and losing 15 fixtures with a win ratio of 34.5%.Neville, on the other hand, won 10 of his 28 matches in charge of Valencia between December of 2015 and March of 2016, drawing seven and losing 11 for a win ratio of 35.71%.READ MORE: Aston Villa brand Steven Gerrard and Ollie Watkins bust-up rumours as 'nonsense' Gerrard's Villa lost 2-0 to newly promoted Bournemouth on the opening day of the Premier League season to add to the pressure on the former Rangers boss.

Manchester United target Benjamin Sesko is closing in on a move to RB Leipzig next summer as Erik ten Hag's transfer plans are dealt yet another blow.According to Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano, the 19-year-old Slovenian - who has also been linked with Chelsea and Newcastle this summer - will stay at Red Bull Salzburg this season before joining their sister club in the Bundesliga in 12 months time.United have been tracking the striker for weeks and were considering a formal approach with Cristiano Ronaldo's future still up in the air, though it appears they've now missed their shot, especially with reports of a move for former West Ham and Stoke City forward Marko Arnautovic in the pipelines.READ MORE: Marko Arnautovic's agent brother hints he is trying to get Man Utd transfer doneLeipzig have a history of pinching Salzburg's players with the likes of Naby Keita, Dominik Szoboszlai and Dayot Upamecano all moving up the Red Bull food chain by switching Austria for Germany on their way to the top.Sesko joins Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong and Ajax forward Anthony on the list of players to have slipped through United's grasp this summer, leaving the club gagging for a little reinvigoration, especially in light of their opening day defeat to Brighton on Sunday, after which Ten Hag admitted he was "totally not satisfied" with the state of his squad.In a damning indictment, former Red Devils defender Gary Neville slammed the club's torrid transfer strategy in recent seasons, insisting that United's troubles are largely self-inflicted.MAN UTD FANS - Which striker would you love to see the club sign? Let us know in the comments section below."The first thing you do when the phone rings from Manchester United is reject

Ferguson, several members of the Giggs family, and former teammate Neville are likely to feature in evidence.Giggs is alleged to have used controlling and coercive behaviour against Kate Greville between August 2017 and November 2020. He is also accused of common assault of her younger sister, Emma Greville, at his home in Worsley, Greater Manchester, on 1 November 2020.Giggs - the former Wales star and team manager "deliberately headbutted" his ex-girlfriend, the court heard today.The trial was scheduled for January, but it was pushed back to August due to a backlog of cases.

Manchester United look to have reacted to the dismal performance in their opening Premier League fixture by pushing to improve their midfield with the signing of Adrien Rabiot. The 27-year-old is in the final year of his contract at Juventus and has emerged as a target for United transfer chiefs in a bid to boost the quality in Eric ten Hag's squad.

Manchester United star Gary Neville was furious after Erik ten Hag's tenure started with a 2-1 loss to Brighton, and piled in on the club's transfer woes in a savage rant.After full-time it was reported that United had seen a £7.6million bid rejected for Marko Arnautovic, and the panel on Sky Sports were shocked to hear that the former West Ham and Stoke forward had been linked with a move to Old Trafford. United have struggled to make signings this summer, with Ten Hag admitting in his post-match interview that he was "not satisfied" with his current squad.Although a move for Arnautovic looks desperate from United's perspective, Neville was fed up as he used the news as an example of the poor transfer strategy at the club.