Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is not weighed down by Manchester United's illustrious history. Writing the last word in Old Trafford's most glorious chapter tends to have that effect. He does, however, still have to contend with ghosts of the past in the Red Devils' hot...
Louis van Gaal has attempted to throw a roadblock in the way of the"Ole Express" by opining that his previous employers are not, contrary to consensus, playing the United way.
Conversely, Mourinho has been more guarded in his attacks; instead choosing to make thinly veiled references to United's lack of structure and willingness to succumb to player power. Everyone has an opinion. But the United connection, no matter how questionable it may be, adds a certain level of gravitas.
Mourinho never held back in his views on the undue level of power that the Class of 92 appeared to wield, particularly as his time at Old Trafford entered its inevitable end.He reportedly tried to block all visible traces of Fergie's Fledglings, with pictures of their past successes removed from view at their Carrington training ground replaced by images of more recent successes.
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