Ferguson hails Man Utd coach

Former Man Utd coach, Sir Alex Ferguson has taken time to applaud current Man Utd coach, Ole Gunnar Solkjaer over his performance at Old Trafford.

The veteran coach however issued a warning to him as he said football is a result-oriented business.

Ferguson stressed that questioned would be asked if there are no result forthcoming.

He, also applauded the Norwegian for putting his faith in youngsters at Old Trafford.

In an interview with the BBC on Thursday, Ferguson who was in charge when Solskjaer played for the Red Devils, said: “He had a will that he wanted to be a manager, and at a club like Manchester United, it’s a result industry, without question.”

The veteran coach noted that Ole Solkjaer is getting the results and has really done very well.

Ferguson happens to be Man Utd oldest coach and led the club to major victory during his time at Old Trafford.

He and former Arsenal coach, Arsene Wenger made the English Premier League interesting especially with their trade of words.

In another report, Man Utd lost to Liverpool on Thursday night in the English Premier League with the game ending in a 4-2 defeat.