Manchester United Double winner Paul Parker says if manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is sacked - then vice-chairman Ed Woodward also must go.
Parker does not think sacking Solskjaer would be in the best interests of the club right now.
However, he says if Woodward was to go as well, then he would support the decision.
I just think it doesn't make sense for Manchester United to sack a manager, whether you want to call it a sacking or leaving by mutual consent," Parker told talkSPORT.
I don't think they can because they've got enough issues going on.
I think they are in such a bad place at the moment it would throw more mud at the club if they were to get rid of Ole.
If they could come out and say 'we are getting rid of him and we are going to have a clean slate, we're going to start with someone fresh', in other words Ed Woodward is going to move away from his position and someone else is going to take that position and the club is going to be run as what it should be, a football club, I would say yes."
