Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar states that he always had faith in his abilities to manage the team at Old Trafford.
Man United haven’t lost 5 matches in the Premier League run, with no one beating them and currently are in the 6th position ahead of Everton’s Sunday game.
“I always had the belief that I could manage this club. I wouldn’t have taken the job if I had felt I couldn’t do it because I owe Manchester United honesty,” Solskjaer admitted.
“Football wise, I think I can hold my own when it comes to tactics and stuff, but I have a great staff to help me. It’s not all about me.
“I’m so glad I’ve got Michael Carrick, Mike Phelan and Kieran McKenna and I think I make them feel that I can do the job here and that’s happening.
“That’s why I was never afraid of not being able to handle this. I always knew I could.
“It’s about treating people the right way and, for me, managing United is treating the staff, the players, anyone the same. It doesn’t matter which club I’m at, that’s just my personality.”
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