Man Utd owner Joel Glazer confirms listening to Neville's 'good ideas' | OneFootball

Joel Glazer insists the Manchester United board have listened to Gary Neville's criticism around their management of the club.

Red Devils legend Neville, who spent 19 years at Old Trafford, had called for the Glazers to sell the club after their involvement in the failed European Super League proposal.

And Glazer said the board would take Neville's criticisms on board heading into the future.

"I know Gary has been, to say the least, pretty hard on us, and it's okay," Glazer said at a fans forum in June.

"Everybody has their views. There's two ways to look at it; you can just shut the person out because they're not saying something nice about you and ignore it. Or you can pause, you can listen.

"People always have good points, good ideas and you have to take them to heart. You can't ignore people. We can't ignore things, we have got to listen. You can't necessarily accomplish everything, it's not always that simple.

"Sometimes things are a little more complex, but Gary's a legend. Gary did so much for this club. Gary has good ideas, good thoughts. And they're heard."