By Hannah Pinnock When Sir Jim Ratcliffe admitted he and the club are yet to lay out a detailed plan on the future of Manchester United Women, he inadvertently exposed a glaring oversight in the new ownership’s approach. After the 71-year-old billionaire purchased a minority stake in the Red Devils earlier this year, there was a renewed sense of optimism after years of neglect from the Glazers. There was finally a reason to be excited about the future and what could be achieved – yet that hopefulness is yet to transpire to the women’s side. Ratcliffe’s lack of interest in Marc Skinner’s team w…