A major point of contention for Neville is Chelsea's strategy of handing out incredibly long contracts to both players and staff. Under the current leadership, the Blues have frequently secured talent on six, seven, and eight-year deals in an attempt to spread out costs for financial purposes, but the pundit believes the plan has backfired.
"These six-year, eight-year agreements, it's almost laughable from the start," he added. "Whether it's for a manager or a player. The owners don't have a clue what they're doing. I've made massive mistakes as an owner but sometimes you've got to accept that. I've spoken publicly about the challenges we've had.
"But they're all over the place. I just don't get it, really. You deserve what you get in football and it's a reflection on them, it's not a reflection on a coach who, to be fair, probably shouldn't have been advanced as soon as he was into the role."