Gary Neville has launched his most vociferous attack on Ed Woodward, claiming Manchester United’s executive vice-chairman is fortunate to still be in a job and that the expensively-assembled squad’s position in the league is “unforgivable”. The former United captain is a long-term critic of Woodward and was scathing of his recruitment that stands at around £850m in seven years in charge. His latest comments followed Liverpool’s 2-0 win over Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s team at Anfield on Sunday, which means the league leaders are now 30 points ahead of United. It really is,” the 44-year-old told Sky Sports’ Gary Neville podcast. Sergio Romero trained as normal on Monday morning after emerging unscathed from a car crash en route to United’s training ground.

Source: The Guardian January 20, 2020 12:29 UTC