Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is ready to receive stick from his former Red Devils teammates while in the hot seat at Old Trafford.
The former Manchester United forward took charge last week and cruised to an easy win in his first match. “Don’t worry, Gary will be really hard on me,” he said after his United reign got off to a flying start with a 5-1 win against Cardiff. “I sat next to him in the dressing room for 11 years. He was next to me and you know Gary. He’s paid now to give his opinion and of course he should do. I’m no different to anyone else.
“I’m no different to any other manager when you lead that team out onto the pitch. It comes with a responsibility but my job is to get the players enjoying themselves.” The lads, my ex-team-mates, I’ve had texts from all of them wishing me all the best,” he added. “They’ve given good advice, sound advice all of them. He’ll probably criticise me as well, don’t worry about that.”
Players like Paul Scholes, Gary Neville, Wayne Rooney and Rio Ferdinand have all played for United and are now found more often than not in the pundits section.
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