Interi­m manage­r has perfec­t record, winnin­g four in four since taking charge­MANCHESTER: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has suggested he will be judged on playing style rather than trophies if he is to land the Manchester United manager’s job on a full-time basis. The former United striker, on a managerial loan from Norwegian club Molde, has not spoken to executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward about a longer stay. Solskjaer, when asked what would constitute success and improve his chances of getting the job permanently, said: “If we get to the summer and people are talking about the way Manchester United are playing. If the style we’re playing, it reminds us of Sir Alex’s team, if it reminds us of the successful times.”Solskjaer said he is keen to win trophies this season but suggested that the style, for now, was more important. And of course, it’s about trophies — if you can get to the final of the FA Cup and get a trophy.

Source: The Express Tribune January 05, 2019 14:46 UTC