- by Niyi Busari ,
- Jan 02, 2019
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer smashes English League Football history
Manchester United interim boss, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has continued to make giant strides including those his former gaffer and Football Legend, Sir Alex Ferguson could never achieve in his career
Not only has he completely turned the fortunes and form of the Red Devils overnight, he has the team scoring an avalanche of goals, all the while, playing scintillating football similar to the type obtainable during the golden era of the club
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is doing himself a world of good in terms of auditioning for the post on a permanent basis by turning heads for all the right reasons
With the FA Cup win over Reading over the weekend, Solskjaer made English Football history as he became the very first top-flight manager since the league’s formation in 1888 to have won his first five matches in charge in all competitions by at least a two-goal margin.
5-1 vs Cardiff
3-1 vs Huddersfield
4-1 vs Bournemouth
2-0 vs Newcastle
2-0 vs Reading
It seems the only way is up for both Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Manchester United even as the players have voiced their love and admiration for him over the past few weeks
Lukaku has admitted he has been getting personal training at the hands of the gaffer on finishing while Pogba, Martial, Sanchez and Mata have all poured encomiums on the Norwegian
With United currently in Dubai holidaying, all eyes will be on Wembley this weekend as they take on the slippery Spurs in a match most people will keenly watch to see if this green patch of runs is indeed real or a mirage
United fans will be hoping for another fantastic outing if not for anything else, to seek revenge for the 3 nil humiliation suffered at the hands of Pochetino's men in the former fixture at Old Trafford under Mourinho
If the Babyface Assassin succeeds in slaughtering Spurs, not only will he extend his history making run (which is difficult to beat to be honest) but he will send out a clear message that he is to be taken seriously by the dugout as he was taken seriously in the 6 yard box, a few years ago
By Ugochukwu 'Lord Verbinski' Ifeanyi
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