Improving the fortunes of Manchester United is no "quick-fix job", according to manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Solskjaer was handed the reins at Old Trafford on a permanent basis in March after an impressive stint as caretaker but his side have made a distinctly average start to the new season. United lie 11th in the Premier League table, albeit with a game in hand, having won just one of their last five games while the unconvincing manner of their penalty shoot-out win over third tier Rochdale in the EFL Cup in midweek has done little to quell the doubters. Solskjaer always believed, however, it would take time to turn the ship around. He told Sky Sports: "Of course, we've...
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