Former Manchester United chief executive David Gill has explained the reason why three ex-Red Devils players refused to call him by his first name. David Gill succeeded Peter Kenyon as Manchester United’s chief executive in 2003 and remained in the role at Old Trafford until his departure in 2013. The former United chief executive was an important figure at the Premier League club, with Gill being seen as Sir Alex Ferguson’s right-hand man behind the scenes. Following his career at United, Gill went on to become FIFA vice president and later resigned from the vice presidency in response to Sep…
