Gary Neville has pinpointed two major issues with Manchester United paying £11million to shareholders as part of a twice-yearly process which will see the Glazers pocket the majority of that figure.
Dividends are paid each January and June to stake-holders including the six Glazer siblings who continue to hold shares in the Old Trafford giants. Their split of £10.7million last year amounted to around £8million.
Throughout their ownership, the Glazers have regularly taken large sums of money out of the club. As such, Neville and other prominent figures - including supporters - have questioned what knock-on impact that has on United and their fortunes both on and off the field.
