Sir Alex Ferguson has taken time to appreciate the Glazer family for their support during his time as the manager of Man Utd. He mentioned this during his interview with the United States broadcaster PBS;
"[The takeover] changed nothing. Not a thing. Obviously, now there’s the misconception about the Glazers buying the club and it created sort of different factions of Manchester United supporters. They forget that the minute it became a plc, someone was going to buy it. Somewhere along the line, someone was going to buy that club. The Glazers did that.
"My time with them, they were nothing but supportive. Very strong, single-minded people, but always
supportive of the manager and the things that happen in the club. They’ve been very good. And I’ve had absolutely no hesitation supporting the way they’re going about the job – very low-key, very seldom, never give me a phone call. They’ll phone the two executives maybe once a week to go over the various things about the club, but there’s never a scene."
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