Gary Neville believes Ole Gunnar Solskjaer would be thinking of two topics after Manchester United supporters' demonstrations postponed the start of their game against Liverpool.
United was scheduled to play their fierce rivals at 4.30pm, but the game was postponed after supporters obtained entry to Old Trafford in protest of the Glazers' purchase of the team.
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It indicated that the game was delayed indefinitely, with a kick-off time yet to be determined 30 minutes after it was scheduled to begin.
Although United's squad was not at Old Trafford when fans obtained entry to the venue, there were demonstrations outside the team's hotel, causing both teams to arrive late.
Neville believes it would have given manager Solskjaer lots to think about as he continues to maintain his mind on how to brace the team for the postponed game, particularly given the possibility that Man City will be proclaimed champions if United loses.
However, in an interview with Sky Sports, Neville said that he wanted Solskjaer to consider the fans' protests.
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"I think two things: one would be how he trains his squad for the game later on because he's a boss and a professional," he said.
particularly as a former member of the club.
The second section will talk about the fans being present, ensuring that it goes as well as possible and that there is no trouble, while still knowing that the fans deserve to be heard.
"Of course, Ole has been at the party for a long time."
"He has to strike a compromise between becoming a hero to the supporters and making sure he has the best squad for this evening."
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