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<\/p>\nAccrington Stanley's cheeky owner Andy Holt has taken shots at Gary Neville over social media after moving his aim from Wrexham.<\/p>\n
Holt responded to a video of Neville slamming Manchester United for their current string of poor performances. In the video, Neville fumes at the Red Devils: "I am tired of my own club." <\/p>\n
However, Holt then quoted the video on X, formerly known as Twitter, pulling no punches: "Blimey, I thought he meant Salford for a minute!" Neville is one of five members of United's Class of '92, who took over then Non-League Salford in 2014.<\/p>\n
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Neville was the CEO of Salford until 2022, when he stepped away from the role, and in a statement, he said: "As the club has developed with such pace it needs someone who can concentrate on the club and be there every day, and Nicky [Butt] is the ideal candidate to do this.<\/p>\n
\u201cI have enjoyed my eight years and can\u2019t believe how much we have achieved in that time, and how proud I am of the hard work everyone at the club has put in to make a dream we had whilst on a train, turn into a reality."<\/p>\n
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Holt had taken issue with Wrexham in recent weeks – slamming them as as "out of order" following their ticket spat. Speaking on talkSPORT, Holt fumed: "I\u2019ve got nothing against Wrexham, Hollywood owners and the rest of it.<\/p>\n
\u201cBut if they think they\u2019re going to get their kicks by tweeting about my club and one of the smallest clubs in the league just because they find themselves in a good space, then it\u2019s not going to work.<\/p>\n
\u201cYou don\u2019t want any aggro before the match starts. There\u2019s an unwritten rule, you don\u2019t put anything out that inflammatory because you\u2019re trying to keep a lid on it during the match. If they\u2019d done it after the match, I wouldn\u2019t have responded.\u201d<\/p>\n