Her er i øvrigt interviewet fra Gary Neville til de interesserede:
"To be honest with you, I’m furious,” Neville said on Sky Sports as reports regarding Mourinho’s future emerged.
“I´m furious going back three or four years ago when David Moyes was sacked when it broke the day before to journalists. I think of Louis Van Gaal being sacked on the evening of an [FA Cup] final and finding out from other people. I think about how the club has been operated.
"If this is true and it’s broken the day before it’s going to happen and he’s sacked after the game or over the weekend then it’s an absolute disgrace.
“Where are the values and principles of Manchester United? If this is true, that the journalists find out and it isn’t announced at the right time.
"At the end of the day this has been going on for five or six years and I have to say that any manager - Jose Mourinho is one of the best managers in the world - would struggle in that football club with the way in which the recruitment is handled, the way in which it operates.
“Enough is enough for me. I love that football club. I absolutely love it to death. It’s been my life, it’s given me everything and I’m not turning on my football club but I have to say, something has to change - and it isn’t the manager. It’s above that.”
"Undermining Jose [Mourinho] on the eve the season, explaining to journalists why he couldn´t’ sign those centre-backs,” Neville said.
“Who is qualified in that football club to be able to tell Jose Mourinho that [Toby] Alderweireld or [Harry] Maguire or [Jerome] Boateng are not better than the centre-backs that they’ve got?
“Who is qualified at that football club?
“There are only two people who I can think of and they won’t have been consulted, in fact we know they weren’t consulted - Sir Bobby Charlton and Sir Alex Ferguson.”
“It comes to a point whereby when you’ve had the opportunity to appoint three or four managers - this will be the fourth manager in six years - so you have to start looking at the people who appoint the managers, the people who are bringing in the players, the people who are sanctioning the deals, the people who are overspending on players, the people who are allowing the tail to wag the dog.
"The dressing room is leading what’s happening. The tail is wagging the dog at the football club. Get some control back. Get some leadership and for me at this moment in time I’m furious. It’s been coming for three or four weeks.”
"It’s difficult running a football club, it’s difficult managing a football team, it’s difficult playing in a football team,” he added. “It’s not always easy, there are lots of challenges but what you have to do is ensure you operate in the right manner.
“I have to say at this moment in time is that there is something rotten to the core of the decisions that have been made over the last four or five years and it has to be coming from the top.
"If I’m the person who employs the guy underneath me and he fails then eventually I’ve got to take responsibility for it. Eventually I’ve got to stand up and say look, I’m not good enough to do this and the people in the boardroom at this moment in time who are overseeing the operation are nowhere near good enough.
“They’re not qualified. They’re playing football manager with the biggest club in the world. Stop it. Put people in who are qualified.”
Jose Mourinho is going to walk out at Old Trafford tomorrow as almost like a dead man walking, those fans will absolutely turn to that boardroom,” he said.
“It’s unacceptable I have to say that Jose Mourinho will get the biggest support he’s ever had in his life tomorrow i think in that ground - and I’ll be there to give it to him.”
LUHG