Cristiano Ronaldo snubbed his former team-mate Gary Neville ahead of Manchester United's Premier League clash with West Ham on Sunday afternoon. <br /><br />Ronaldo decided to snub Neville after the Sky Sports pundit criticised him for storming down the tunnel during United's win over Tottenham. <br /><br />Neville said United would be 'better without' Ronaldo and that the Premier League giants should 'end their relationship' with him. <br /><br />Ronaldo was not happy with Neville's comments and made his feelings known ahead of United's clash on Sunday. <br /><br /><br />The 37-year-old went over to see his former team-mate Louis Saha - who was working on the panel for Sky Sports. <br /><br />Ronaldo embraced Saha before saying a quick hello to Jamie Redknapp. However, he bypassed Neville without saying a word. <br /><br />After being blanked by the Portugal international, Neville said: 'We're off the Christmas card list aren't we?' . <br /><br />Ronaldo's decision to snub Neville came after the Sky Sports pundit criticised him and described his behaviour as 'unacceptable'. <br /><br />Speaking ahead of United's clash with Chelsea last week, Neville said: 'It has been a big week for Erik ten Hag, all the scrutiny on him and his relationship with Ronaldo.<br /><br />'But I have to say I don't think he was left with any other option. That's the second time that Cristiano Ronaldo has left Old Trafford in his car before his team-mates have got into the changing room, and I have to say, that - from a point of view from a football dressing room - is something that is unacceptable. <br /><br />'When you look at whether Cristiano Ronaldo should be selected, which is obviously his main problem at this moment in time, that he's not playing as great a player as he's been, Man United are better without him and Erik ten Hag knows that. <br /><br />'So I think the only thing that the club and Cristiano can do is get together in this next week or so and end the relationship. I think Cristiano's too good a player and too big a character, and the club have to move on.'<br /><br />James Carragher took to Twitter after Ronaldo snubbed Neville. He said: 'Welcome to the, blanked by Ronaldo club Gary Neville'. <br /><br />Ronaldo avoided the Sky Sports pundit after he said United would be better off without Ronaldo in August.
