Gary Neville and Simon Jordan have come to blows on Twitter over the Manchester United legend's running of League Two side Salford City.
The row unfolded when Neville praised the UK government's decision to introduce an independent regulator in football, something Neville has campaigned for. The regulator will have the power to sanction clubs who break financial rules, allow fans to have a greater say in the running of the game and scrutinise all prospective new owners.
Neville has described it as "the biggest reform in English football since 1992" - the year the Premier League was born. Neville purchased Salford - then a non-league club - alongside fellow United icons Nicky Butt, Phil Neville, Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes in 2014.
