In the case of United's sluggish record, there have been some strange remarks, such as Cristiano Ronaldo was forced to the team by Fconnes, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer did not want him. But in fact, the old man, who has been retired for nearly 10 years, does not have such a big influence at Manchester United club, and it is the Glazer family and their spokesman Ed Woodward, who also has the right to veto the transfer. Forjoy, Bobby Charlton and David Gill form United's so-called "football board", which is another good way of saying "advisers".
This week, as United consider firing Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, there are also rumours that Sir Flein and former club owner Martin Edwards appeared on the training ground as lobbyists for solskjaer. Although the old lord still supported Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, his driving his Mercedes-Benz sedan to the Carrington training ground had nothing to do with it, but a coincidence. Coincidentally, his event with Edwards and Manchester United sponsors happened to be scheduled for Tuesday.
The authoritative British BBC confirmed that Furjue went to Carrington only to try on the official suit of the club provided by the sponsor, which had been arranged for a long time, rather than meeting with the boss and not meeting with Manchester United players during the period. Furjue went to Carrington Training Ground to mobilize players for the boss, but it was just a thought that some people took for granted.
Those who hold this view include Liverpool star Steve Nicole, who even claims that the boss will be bored and angry about the arrival of The Lord.
"When it all happens, you shouldn't show up, which makes Ole (Ole Gunnar Solskjaer)'s situation worse," Nicole said. Imagine if Ferguson had been coaching at Manchester United, when the results were bad, and suddenly Matt Busby walked into the training ground, Ferguson would have gone crazy."
Last weekend, when Old Trafford witnessed United's 5-0 defeat to Liverpool, He was blue in the face and couldn't believe the score he saw with his eyes. The British media confirmed that on the issue of the club's major decision-making, Sir Fu is only a senior adviser, he will not be specific about the final result, so even if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is fired, the old lord will not interfere.
An important reason for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's poor results this season is that he has not been able to integrate the existing players into a whole, and marcus Rashford, Mason Greenwood and other former main strikers are unwilling to act as Ronaldo's deputies, and they are vying to become the heroes and protagonists on the field.
Forjoy has recently been in communication with professional coaching students from Ireland, Bulgaria, Poland and Cyprus, including former Manchester United general John O'Shea, and stressed that being able to coordinate the relationship between the stars is an important reason for his success.
"I started coaching at the age of 32, and of course, over time you learn something. But honestly, at 32, I only knew a few things that were useful: one, I could make decisions; two, I played professionally; and three, I had coaching qualifications. Now, these things are really important. If you give me time and let me learn other things, I would think that communication is especially important. I think when you're in charge of a football team, you're not just responsible for the players on 11 pitches."
In fact, the old man who is about to celebrate his 80th birthday does not need to be strongly concerned about manchester United's affairs, because he has many other hobbies, such as horse racing. On 13 November, his favourite protektorat will be at the Cheltenham Horse Racing Convention and is currently the favourite to win the title, with the 6-year-old winning the racehorse winning the championship with a £90,000 prize.