Manchester United's current situation can only be described as a crisis. Hovering dangerously close to the relegation zone, already out of the League Cup and with just one win in nine Premier League games, the Red Devils are enduring their worst start to a season since 1988. And there appears to be no light at the end of the tunnel.Unsurprisingly, the club's former greats have been increasingly vocal, with Paul Scholes, Gary Neville, Peter Schmeichel and Roy Keane among those regularly weighing in on United's struggles.Schmeichel tears into Lisandro! United legend accuses Argentine of disgraceful displayKeane, never one to hold back, has once again delivered a scathing assessment of the club he once captained. The former midfielder has aimed at everyone, from the owners and management to the coaches and players, questioning whether anyone at Old Trafford is actually listening."People say I built a career criticising. Fine. Call me miserable, call me bitter. I don't care. I'm not going to sit on television and tell supporters everything is wonderful while the club is falling apart."I'm sick of people pretending this started with the last manager. One manager arrives and promises certain standards. Two years later, he's gone. Another comes in with a new plan, and he's gone too. Then we spend months arguing about formations while the same problems survive every managerial change. Meanwhile, the people who oversaw this mess are still there," Keane said.Glazers and Ratcliffe are seriously at oddsThe Irishman believes United have lost the standards that once defined the club under legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson."When I played for United, winning was expected. The manager had authority. Everyone in the dressing room knew the standards and understood what the club was trying to achieve. So tell me, what exactly is Manchester United trying to achieve now? Don't give me some ridiculous presentation about a three-year plan. Tell me what's happening on the pitch."Why do players start games looking like they have everything to prove and finish them as if they've forgotten why they're there? Why does every new manager inherit the same problems, just with different names on the shirts?##EDITORS_CHOICE##"And then people say they've spent money. Of course they have. That makes it even worse. Hundreds of millions spent without a plan, and nothing built in return."Let's talk about the Glazers, too. The club is burdened with debt because of the way they bought it. Years of repayments, dividends and everything else. Money that could have gone towards the club's development. And I'm supposed to applaud another sponsorship announcement? It's embarrassing."Yes, INEOS now runs the football side of the club. They have plenty of questions to answer, believe me. But the Glazers haven't disappeared. They still own the majority. You can't ignore years of decline and pretend you have nothing to do with it," the former United captain added.##NAJAVA_MECA_10075968##