When Ole's Man United Scored FIVE Or More Goals!

[UnitedArmy]

0:03 Cardiff 1-5 Man United
2:15 Tranmere 0-6 Man United
4:10 Man United 5-0 Club Brugge
6:10 LASK 0-5 Man United
7:33 Man United 5-2 Bournemouth
9:30 Man United 5-0 RB Leipzig
11:01 Man United 6-2 Leeds Utd
13:10 Man United 9-0 Southampton
15:03 Man United 6-2 AS Roma
17:12 Man United 5-1 Leeds Utd

[Fabio]

We didn't get the joy of watching the team lift trophies, as we did with LvG, Mourinho and ten Hag. But the best periods with Solskjær was the most fun I've had as a United supporter since Sir Alex left. We finally looked a little bit like the good old United again, and I was looking forward to most games because I knew we were capable of battering teams.

Solskjær's United scored five or more goals in 10 games.

With Moyes, LvG, Mourinho and ten Hag combined, I think it happened 3 or 4 times.

[vanlabban]

Ole cried on his farewell, it was his biggest heartbreak I believe, because it was a dream come true managing united.

[arfarfdearfarf]

Solskjaer was a gem as both a player and manager. He was just not given enough money nor time to thrive properly. He was one of our few managers since Sir Alex to have brought the club to a better playing standard that was much better to watch.

[saidhammar]

The football we played under Ole was the most beautifull we have played since 2010 to be honest.

[czhrmusic]

That is when you still have :
Pogba and Bruno as a creator
Greenwood as a killer finisher
Martial and Rashford as Yorke and Cole

If the opponent scores 2 but you score 5, you still win the game.

[mezukingsley]

Ole s football was a joy to watch. He would have turned things around like arteta

[stankovic]

look how happy players were, even on the bench.
now everyone is depressed from the pitch, bench to the stands.

[chettythemba]

Things fell apart for Ole when the management opted to sign Ronaldo, which messed up his playing philosophy and made him lose the dressing room. Remember a season before Ronaldo arrived, MUFC was fast catching up with the top teams but a season later, Ronaldo arrived and you could see the bench was also becoming messed up with interference

[nextgoalanalysis]

Under Ole we played some free flowing football. Ole allowed united players to play in their best positions which greatly enhanced their output.

[ardavalilable]

I really miss Ole, he was the only one who brought light back into the club!

[zdl]

Ah, the good Ole days...
Ole's at the wheel.
Please come back!

[dazzrods]

Under OGS the playing style was nice to watch. I actually used to get excited for matches when Ole was in charge

[Onemoreday]

The craziest part is the fact that moyes, lvg and mourinho never once scored 5 goals

Ole did it on his debut and numerous times

Has the best away record in english history

Finished 2nd, 5pts above defending champions liverpool and lost a european final because degea missed a penalty


All WITHOUT Martinez, Casemiro, Antony, hojlund, onana, Garnacho, Mainoo, Mount, Eriksen

He was NEVER the problem

[josephnus]

Ole didn't manage to bring any silverware as a manager, but when he was at the wheel, I began to enjoy Man United playing again post-fergie era. When they actually won, the scoreline is usually fantastic. And as you can see from this footage, every player can score a goal. Something that was the staple of sir Alex Ferguson's football philosophy.
I reckon that with the same 23/24 team, Ole will deliver better results than EtH.

[ammarahmedd]

That Martial goal against Cardiff lives in my head rent free

[adleejunior]

We gone from manager with 5 goals and more collection to a manager with 4+ conceded collection

The difference are wild

[MrSmiley]

Ole picked the best game plan for this group of players. He finished 2nd in PL, went unbeaten away from home and got to EL final. He did it with AWB and Maguire in defence, McFred in midfield and Lingard and Dan James in attack.

[legomyy]

If ole was given time and a player he really needs, im sure united will be the same level as arsenal right now

[PaulineNyambura-jrng]

i wish we never sold fred...he was a baller