Paul Parker says it’s tough seeing former club Manchester United struggling as they are.
United have picked up just 25 points so far this season; the lowest points total for a United team on Christmas Day in 30 years.
“At this moment in time, everything that’s going on above the manager’s head is shocking,” Parker told the Daily Express. “The stories are coming out all the time.
“It’s becoming a hard world for everyone. It’s hard enough being an ex-player for a club, and if you played for that club and you enjoyed your time, you have a feeling for the club.
“You may not support them, but you at least want them to be right, and you don’t want them to be discriminated [against].
“At this moment in time, United are being discriminated [against]. The football side is, by the business side of it.
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“It’s Manchester United. It’s not Manchester United FC anymore. It was a football club. Not a business, it was a football club for one side of the people of Manchester. Even that’s been taken away now.”