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Sir Alex Ferguson wishes Ole Gunnar Solskjær all the best at Cardiff City

Manchester United managerial legend Sir Alex Ferguson has offered his best wishes to Ole Gunnar Solskjær on the day that he has taken the Cardiff City managers job.

When asked about Sir Alex Ferguson during his press conference, Solskjær said:

“He has wished me the best & given me some good advice as he always does”

Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s first match as manager will be the FA Cup third round tie at Newcastle United, which is played on Saturday. He will make his return to Old Trafford on Tuesday 28th January 2014 when Cardiff City visit in the Premier League.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger also feels that Solskjær will do well at Cardiff City, he said:

“He has already experience as a manager in Norway so he has learned his job. He was an intelligent player and an intelligent boy as well and that will help him to be successful. He will do well.”

Quote sourced from Rob Harris, Twitter.

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3 replies on “Sir Alex Ferguson wishes Ole Gunnar Solskjær all the best at Cardiff City”

It was my dream that after sir alex retired he take his place as united coach. But sir alex has choose moyes. Now see wats they miss and wat solskjaer will do to cardiff

Ole Solskjaer is young, positive, enthusiastic, energetic, ambitious, thoughtful, confident, optimistic and has been successful so far in his managerial career (albeit in Norway).

Can’t see much of that in Moyes.

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