Jamie Carragher brutally responds to Gary Neville hitting out at the Glazers, it's gone viral
Jamie Carragher has brutally fired back at Gary Neville after he hit out at the Glazers following Manchester United's defeat to West Ham United.
The Hammers ran out 1-0 winners on Sunday as David de Gea gifted Said Benrahma a goal in the first-half.
David Moyes' team look well-placed to avoid the drop as they are now seven points off the relegation zone.
Man United, on the other hand, face a battle to secure a top-four finish as they are just one point above fifth-placed Liverpool.
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Erik ten Hag's side have now dropped points in three of their last four league games, having thrown away a two-goal lead against Tottenham while also losing to Brighton.
After their latest defeat at the London Stadium, Neville took to social media to slam Man United's performance.
He also took aim at the Glazers, calling them a 'real disgrace' in an explosive tweet.
"United so poor in this game. ETH seeing more of the players in these situations is a positive. Allows him to sort out who he wants on the bus. The real disgrace are the Glazers," he tweeted.
"Are they waiting for the last game at OT to pass??? It would be typical of them. Weak and shirking accountability and responsibility to the end! Members of staff on and off the pitch are in an uncertain position waiting for new owners! Let alone recruitment and what budget their is going to be! This should have been done! Classless to the end!"
Liverpool legend Carragher wasted no time in replying as he questioned Man United's summer signings of Antony and Casemiro, while arguing the Glazers didn't play Wout Weghorst as a No.10.
On Twitter, he wrote: "Yeah the Glazers decided to play Weghorst as a 10, spend 90M on Antony & 70M on Casemiro (31) on a 5 yr deal!!"
The Glazers have stalled on selling the club amid bids from Ineos billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Qatari banker Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani.
Will the Americans sell Man United? Watch this space.
Topics: Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, Football, Man Utd
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