Sir Bobby Charlton feels the Glazer family have done nothing to warrant any criticism since taking over Manchester United.
Despite the recent health worries of Malcolm Glazer, who is currently recovering after suffering a second stroke in a matter of weeks, Charlton is optimistic about the future of United.
Charlton said: "Everyone said the club was going to be in turmoil, but it hasn't been the case.
"They (the Glazers) have just got on with their business, and they have not been a hindrance at all.
"People have been ready to criticise but they haven't so far done anything they can be criticised for.
"Things can change in the future and we never know what to expect in football, but in terms of the way the club operates, things seem to have been going well."
Despite the recent health worries of Malcolm Glazer, who is currently recovering after suffering a second stroke in a matter of weeks, Charlton is optimistic about the future of United.
Charlton said: "Everyone said the club was going to be in turmoil, but it hasn't been the case.
"They (the Glazers) have just got on with their business, and they have not been a hindrance at all.
"People have been ready to criticise but they haven't so far done anything they can be criticised for.
"Things can change in the future and we never know what to expect in football, but in terms of the way the club operates, things seem to have been going well."
