Ed Woodward’s house came under attack from a violent group of Manchester United fans.
Although Gary Neville has condemned the attack, he has warned the United chief also.
“People’s families shouldn’t be attacked through sport or through football. Ed Woodward doesn’t deserve that and neither do his family,” Neville told Sky Sports ahead of Wednesday’s Manchester Derby.
“There are two separate issues here. The fans are absolutely disgusted with how the football side of the club has been run over the last two or three years. There still isn’t a technical director or football director. How it’s taken so long I don’t know. The club should be moving that forwards. They still don’t look slick in the transfer market. The team are obviously struggling.
“And essentially the fans are just not happy. It’s simmering and it will boil soon. The reality of it is the first issue is something that can’t be condoned but the second issue is something that’s going to get worse.
“The fans are starting to bring it into the stadium. The fans are taking it to social media. They’re taking it above the line and going to people’s houses which isn’t acceptable and should never happen.
“However there’s a massive fanbase of Manchester United fans who are frustrated and are not going to accept what is happening at the club. And the reality is they are not seeing any movement, they’re not seeing any action.
“The same people who are running the club from a football point of view are still running the football club.
“I said a few years ago Manchester United need the best in class football operators at that football club and they haven’t got them and they’re getting played all over Europe by better operators, by smarter people and that is just unacceptable.
“It’s not something that Manchester United fans should accept. But they’re displaying their displeasure in a way which is over the top and should never happen.”
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