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Expectations From His Tenure
Solskjaer's appointment is one in the right direction. He seems keen on attacking and free-flowing football and promoting from within. Both of which the fans have been aching to watch. This would also give the club valuable time to reorganise the board and plan who the next manager should be, get in maybe a sporting director and good scouts.
Manchester United is at a crossroad at the moment. Three fairly unsuccessful managers in five years, the board in shambles and the dressing room falling out with every manager appointed. The club is definitely generating more revenue than ever and on the commercial side everything is perfect, but on the footballing side, they are falling behind of the likes of Manchester City and Liverpool.
The Norwegian needs to steady the ship now, get everyone on board and instil pride in representing the badge. There is still time and if the squad really comes together, a top-four finish is not such a far-fetched idea.
