The draw against Arsenal on Monday marked the worst start by Manchester United in 30 years.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side has collected only 9 points out of the first 7 Premier League games, managing to remain in the middle of the standings at 10th.
The manager has obviously come under fire from the fans and several football pundits. He continues to wade through the rough waters at Old Trafford and keep a strong grip on his job, despite the growing concern regarding his future.
Roy Keane, however, has backed Solskjaer’s attitude and thinks he is the right man to change United’s situation. “I think he has been brilliant, a good honest guy,” the former Red Devils midfielder told Sky Sports. “It is hard work at the moment, but there are six or seven young players learning their way.
“We’re all very impatient, we want success yesterday, but you have to give the man time. He is frustrated, under pressure, but dealing with it. He’s a classy guy but no doubt he will be disappointed at not winning enough games.
“They have given him the job, support him in a couple of transfer windows. Are there more tough days ahead? You bet your life, but you need to stick with it. There was a lack of quality from both teams tonight. Their lack of goals, the lack of opportunities they’re creating. Give these boys time.”
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