On the third day after United's crushing defeat to the Double Red Cross, Manchester United legend Ferguson showed up at Carrington training ground for an interesting meeting with Solskjaer and Cristiano Ronaldo.
In today's interview, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer answered reporters' inquiries about the meeting. Some questioned why Ferguson had deliberately appeared at Carrington at this point in time, in which Liverpool star Nicole criticized Ferguson's actions, saying that Ferguson's actions challenged the authority of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's manager.
Earlier, the BBC reported that Ferguson was preparing to visit Carrington but did not meet with the Norwegian coach and any players. However, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer denied the claim in a pre-match interview with Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday. The former United player revealed that he had spoken to Ferguson and Ronaldo. Asked what they were talking about and whether they would be able to continue coaching Manchester United, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said: "Apart from joking, we discussed a business event for United that followed. Sir Alex would come to some business events, we talked for a while, and then he and Ronaldo would appear there. “
"As a player, I had a low point at Old Trafford and when I became a coach, the same was true. My experience in dealing with setbacks is not bad, and I've had at least two or three crises since I became manager here. I can say that when I will find good opportunities to fight back. “
Solskjaer stressed that he had fallen to the "bottom" after Sunday's 5-0 defeat to Liverpool. The Norwegian insisted he would be "as focused as ever" and urged the media to stop posting "lies" about him and his players, such as Paul Pogba.
"I think it affects everyone around me and I talked about it last week," Solskjaer continued.
"I think Mikel Arteta has said something about us as coaches having to deal with these things in situations where we're highly concerned and that's what we're used to. I was as focused as ever. "I rarely follow social media and I was furious when Paul came to me. We look forward to being criticized and hands up, but we can't accept others making up lies. Paul told me what he posted on social media. “
"We as a group are better than that, the culture, the environment, we can't stand blatant lies, they have to stand up and say it." All the comments and reports are fine, but don't make up lies about the players or me. "