Simon Jordan has laid into Gary Neville and fellow leading TV pundits for trying to justify Manchester United supporter protests that saw their match against Liverpool postponed on Sunday, brandishing their comments as 'irresponsible'.
Jordan also accused Neville of hypocrisy on his stance considering his part-ownership of Salford City and how that League Two club is run.
United's highly-anticipated Premier League clash with bitter foes Liverpool was called off as fans of the former made their feelings known towards the club's hierarchy.
Gary Neville (left) has been slammed by Simon Jordan for his comments regarding Manchester United supporter protests that led to their clash against Liverpool on Sunday being postponed
Jordan says Neville 'called on a lynch mob' and 'nothing justifies that behaviour' by the fans
Some supporters broke into the stadium and invaded the Old Trafford pitch in protest at club owners the Glazer family, while outside the ground bottles and barriers were thrown at police officers and horses.