Gary Neville has hit out at Manchester United hierarchy following reports of a possible Jose Mourinho sacking spread out. According to a report in the Daily Mirror, irrespective of the weekend’s result the gaffer will get the sack.
Neville who also happens to be a Sky Sports pundit vented his anger suggesting sacking the manager won’t do any work as the real problem lies beneath the root of the club. Earlier Ryan Giggs echoed Nevill’s suggestion as the Wales manager also thinks Mourinho’s exit could complicate problems a bit more.
Neville lashes out at the club board as he feels the club is being handled in the wrong way and things need to be changed drastically at the club.
“To be honest with you, I’m furious.
“I was furious three or four years ago when David Moyes was sacked and it broke a day before to journalists.
“I think of Louis van Gaal being sacked on an evening of an FA Cup final and finding out from other people.
“I think about how the club is being operated. If this is true – and we don’t know if it is – and Jose Mourinho is going to walk out at Old Trafford on Saturday almost as a dead man walking, those fans will absolutely turn towards that boardroom. It’s unacceptable.
“I have to say Jose Mourinho will get that the biggest support he’s ever had in his life in that ground – and I will be there to give it to him.
“If this is true and it has broken the day before it’s going to happen and he’s going to be sacked at the weekend, it’s an absolute disgrace.
“Where are the values and the principles of Manchester United if this is true?
“At the end of the day, this has been going on for five or six years. Jose Mourinho is one of the best managers in the world and I think at this moment in time any manager in the world would struggle at that football club with the way that the recruitment is handled, the way in which it is operated.”
