Former Manchester United captain, Gary Neville has revealed who is to blame for the disarray happening at his former club.

After the continual nature of loosing points week-in week-out, blames has been rained on new manager, Ralf Rangnick and his entire coaching staff.

Inconsistency has been at it’s highest in the Rangnick regime, falling to a draw in their last two matches after taking the lead at an early stage of the match.

Gary Neville has revealed the stories been released from inside the club room are not truthful enough for the fans to know the reality of the problems happening in the club. Blaming the agents of player in the club as the reasons for the disarray happening at the club.

Speaking on his podcast, Neville explained: “I remember when I joined Sky and we had the Champions League in the early years, and I went over to Napoli to do a game involving Chelsea.

“It was when Andre Villas-Boas was their manager and he left out Frank Lampard, Michael Essien, Ashley Cole – four or five prominent players.

“That is what managers tend to do in their final days at a club, as they see it as a free hit.

“I remember sitting there at lunchtime with our team and they were getting messages of team news being leaked and the manager being slagged off, and I sat there thinking ‘does this actually happen’?

“Players agents and PR teams were briefing the media on a matchday about what was going on inside a club, and it was the first time I had seen it and known for it to happen – it really unnerved

“That is happening at Manchester United now – they are at it, the PR teams, the agents and the marketing teams, as a self-preservation for their own players.”

There is an avoidable division amongst players in Man UTD and it’s easily between old and new players who only joined the club recently.

Several observers has also labelled the training session of Rangnick as ‘old fashioned’, and assistant coach given a nickname ‘Ted Lasso’ by the Man UTD players.