The revelation of Ole-Gunnar Solskjaer’s anger at Manchester United

The Norwegian football icon Ole-Gunnar Solskjaer rarely made any big scenes on the sidelines.

But in the dressing room he could be substituted if things went badly, reveals a former Manchester United player.

– He could be furious and threw bottles around, says Andreas Pereira.

He belonged to Manchester United for over ten years and emerged in the A team after his time in the club’s academy.

But Andreas Pereira never really broke through at the club.

Now, having become a cog at Fulham at the age of 28, he is speaking out about his time at the club.

Then he leaves at least a couple of interesting testimonies about one of his former coaches: the Norwegian Ole-Gunnar Solskjaer.

– He was very calm, but you found out if he was unhappy or if you did something wrong, then he could get really angry, he says in Vibe with five.

“Different from José Mourinho”

The anger that could be seen when things went wrong was palpable, he tells the former United icon Rio Ferdinand.

– If you did that during a match, he could be completely furious in the dressing room. He threw bottles around, for example.

The English national team icon is described as “shocked” that Solskjaer could react in that way.

But Pereira explained that the anger came out in exceptional cases.

– He still talked to me that I should be patient, because he liked me as a player. It gave me security, in that way he is different compared to coaches like José (Mourinho), says Pereira.

Andreas Pereira made a total of 75 competitive appearances for Manchester United.