Ole Gunnar Solskjaer left Carrington for the final time on Sunday afternoon, but not before stopping for an emotional farewell embrace with some Manchester United fans.
After a humiliating 4-1 loss at Watford by the Norwegians, the Norwegian waved goodbye to Vicarage Road’s travelling support and then got the bag less than 24 hours later.
Solskjaer’s three-year tenure has been a trophy-less roller coaster of results tied together by the former striker’s connection to the Old Trafford faithful – a bond stretched to breaking point across an alarming two-month implosion.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer pulled his car out of Carrington, to bid farewell to the fans.
After Watford defeat, the Norwegian driver left the training field for the final time.
Although most people turned against Solskjaer at 48, some remained loyal to him. One of his faithful supporters was presented with Solskjaer’s last Carrington farewell.
After leaving the gate, the forlorn manager drove his car to the parking lot. Luke claimed that he stated: “It was an honor to be manager.”
Ole then got back behind the wheel of his Range Rover and drove away – as the club step up efforts to replace him with an interim manager.
Michael Carrick and Solskjaer’s team, including Darren Fletcher will continue to assist.
After being defeated 4-1 by Watford, Solskjaer said goodbye to Vicarage Road fans
United’s 2 month collapse was shocking for Pogba Varane, Ronaldo and Pogba.
Zinedine Zidane Erik ten Haag Mauricio Potettino were all front-runners in United’s hunt for their 21st Premier League championship.
Solskjaer was supposed to be over after the historic defeat of Liverpool at Old Trafford, but it didn’t.
United’s board needed to watch a limp 2-0 defeat at home to Manchester City and the final Vicarage Road mess before they could be convinced of the obvious – and were forced to fire their 1999 Champions League final goalscorer.
