Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revealed he had a peaceful chat with the protestors that broke into Manchester United’s training ground as he spoke about the importance of fans having a voice.
Around 20 fans entered the club’s Carrington base on Thursday with banners demanding the Glazer family left the club in the wake of the collapse of the controversial plans for a Super League.
Solskjaer, along with Darren Fletcher, Michael Carrick and Nemanja Matic, spoke to the group before they left and the United boss detailed what happened.
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What has Solskjaer said?
Explaining why it was important for him to address the supporters, Solskjaer said: ”Yeah, I will always listen to the fans and I thought it was the only right thing to do, to listen to them and talk to them and have a nice discussion with them, a peaceful discussion, because it’s important that we respect each other’s views.