Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has assured himself of his United job and why should he not after making it daylight clear that he is only at the chair thanks to his “yes-man” nature to Woodward rather than any actual existing managerial skill.Â
“When we sat down we all agreed, the club and I, that the culture had to change,” Solskjaer told UK media.
“It’s not like I’ve been told without my consent what we’re doing, because we agreed to things when we signed contracts and we agreed on a plan. I don’t fear for my position in that respect, I just keep on working.
“Of course you know you need results and show you’re doing the right things but I won’t spend big money on someone to come in here now if they’re not right for the club.”
When he was asked why then established managers like Louis Van Gaal and Jose Mourinho have then complained about the hierarchy, Ole decided to take his boot licking of the Glazers and Woodward to a different level.
“It’s a skill to look yourself in mirror sometimes and not just blame others as well. That’s what some of us do – blame others,” he said.
“For me, it’s about understanding. We have to spend wisely, that’s one of the keys. We’ve spent loads of money in the past five or six seasons, since Sir Alex Ferguson left.
“I’ve got to make sure that when we spend the money now it’s on the right players and the right types, who will be here in the long run and will add quality now.”
Wow, Ole surely is either fooling himself or the United fans.Â
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