Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has given Manchester United fans what they want with Glazer comments

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's time as Manchester United manager ended with a dreadful string of results but his name is still chanted during games.

The Norwegian will always be adored among supporters for his playing career at Old Trafford. 'You are my Solskjaer' is a song bound to be passed down the generations and fans even gave that chant an airing following his dismissal as a show of solidarity.

Solskjaer's popularity was also done no harm at the weekend when he spoke out against the Glazers' ownership of the club. In an event in the city centre, as quoted by The Athletic, he said the club had been 'neglected' and that a takeover was needed.

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“It [takeover] needs to be done,” Solskjaer said. “Old Trafford is neglected. The training ground has been neglected. We need to catch up with the other teams. I feel very, very privileged and honoured to have been the manager.

"But there was probably never a worse time to be the manager of Manchester United. City and Liverpool, sorry to say, have had the best years they have ever had. We never had that when I was a player. We had Arsenal, but that was it.

“You have to hold up your hands sometimes and say, ‘Yeah, they [City and Liverpool] were good.’ We got second and we got third. We still have an unbeaten away record in the Premier League, and that says something. But the competition gets harder and harder.

"It’s more and more difficult to stay at the top. All the other teams get more and more money. Every game is a hard one.”

Although Solskjaer became a patron of the Manchester United Supporters Trust in 2005 when the Glazers takeover was in motion, he said he'd developed a good relationship with the club's