Gary Neville says Erik ten Hag won’t be under pressure to win trophies for at least three years, such is the scale of the job he has to rebuild Manchester United. The Ajax boss was named as United’s new manager on Thursday and will take up the role from interim head coach Ralf Rangnick in the summer. Sixth-placed United are currently reeling from a 4-0 defeat at Liverpool, and Neville says Ten Hag has a lot of groundwork to do before he and his team will be able to compete with the likes of Jurgen Klopp’s side for major honours. “What we’re seeing at this current moment is unacceptable,” said Neville. “That needs to be dealt with initially and Ten Hag has got a big job to get the club back up to those minimum standards that they need to achieve, which is attitude, work ethic, belief, confidence and then hopefully you start to think about winning trophies. “But honestly, I wouldn’t be putting too much pressure on Ten Hag in the first one or two years to win a trophy at the club. It...