It is The Telegraph which today writes about an episode that happened in the locker room at half-time during Manchester United’s FA cup match against Reading.
The Norwegian manager made it clear-cut after the match that he was not completely satisfied. Solskjær said among other things that they didn’t deserve to win 2-0, and that he had made it difficult for the players because he did so many switches before the match.
Now reveals many new details from the fight.
Did Ferguson
Sir Alex Ferguson was famous for giving their players hårføneren – in other words, that he yelled at them so much that the hairs stood up as if they used a hairdryer.
the Telegraph writes that Solskjær was unhappy at the break – and had no problems with giving the players the.
The Norwegian 45-year-old roared several players right in the face in plain Ferguson-style, and blowout should have lasted for several minutes, writes the newspaper.
Solskjær knows how he wants it, and if the players don’t live up to the standard he expects, he is not afraid to say so.
This has also Solskjær himself stated earlier:
– You know when a child disappoints you, as jaws on them, you give them chocolate. So you treat players as you treat your children really. You will guide them, you will help them, but when I get disappointed … ask Noah, Karna or Elijah (Solskjærs two sons and daughter, journ.anm.) or any of the players in Molde. Sometimes you have to tell what kind of standard we have.
Telegraph writes further that Solskjær went straight over to have a focus in the second half after the blowout was over. Then he was completely quiet.
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Several experts were uncertain about Solskjær came to stand up against the players, but the Telegraph writes that the players have noticed a big difference between the Norwegian and the former manager José ^ the academic degree awarded.
Where portugiseren could have long power struggles and use an earlier discussion against other players in several weeks, ” says Solskjær clearly know immediately and so is he finished with the case.
The Telegraph writes that both the players and the people who work in the club is very happy with the change.
another difference, as mentioned earlier, is that the players have been given a lot more freedom now. On the much-publicized training camp in Dubai has the club had a focus on how to play, what kind of strengths the players have and how to get in good situations. This is a big difference from ^ the academic degree awarded.
Portugiseren was very concerned of how to stop opponents, and terpet much on this. The players had clear messages about how they should be, and this meant that they were afraid that a mistake would lead to that they were hung out in front of teammates on the training ground in retrospect.
This doesn’t happen anymore.
– He want the players to express themselves and not feel locked to a particular position on the field, ” says a source to The Telegraph.
This is the ” best Solskjær-memory Supports Solskjær
the Newspaper spoke earlier in the season with more of the Ole Gunnar Solskjærs old, Norwegian teammates in Manchester United.
They believe that the Solskjærs approach was exactly what the club needed now, and that it can work in the long term:
– He doesn’t need to be a brølape who screams and bangs the whole time. It has not worked for ^ the academic degree awarded in the United. You need to in there and treat those players differently and see all the individuals, even if they are big stars. It is that which is the job. Where I think he is more than suited to.
Ole Gunnar has proven many times that he keeps the goal. There are certainly some who are surprised, it will always be. Ole Gunnar has always been interested in details. You must have your management style, and it is important to adapt, ” said Ronny Johnsen.
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