The former England international who spent years battling with a Liverpool side containing the likes of Daniel Agger and Jamie Carragher will be gutted to see the gulf between his beloved team and their sworn enemy but as has been noticed during his punditry, he remains open about allowing Solskjaer to have all the time he wants just to bring them back to the glory days.
Liverpool are on course to win their first premier league title in thirty years while United will be celebrating the 7th year of Ferguson’s retirement which happen to coincide to when they started slipping off the perch the Scot worked so hard to get them on.
That since Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic retired from the club, United have struggled to put together a decent back line is something that have come back to almost always bite them but the lack of a midfield spine even during the twilight of Sir Alex Ferguson’s reign remains one of the strongest factors of their slacking. They had to break their record just to sign Paul Pogba for a reason, same player that left for free few years back.
The next coming fixtures are ready to make or mar United for after failing to take advantage of Chelsea’s numerous failings all season long, any kick in form for either of the London clubs might see United risk further sinking down the league standing and being unable to catch up all the way to the end of the season