I have some exclusive quotes from Solskjær, from a interview he did with Norwegian media, about everything that’s happened this past week!

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About the Super League:

“It was a bad idea & concept. I didn’t like the way it came out. That managers/players/fans knew anything. I’m against a sport where you know you don’t have to perform well,because you can do it next year. That’s against my principles as a sportsman. (..)

“The worst part for me is that in sports, that competitive instinct needs to be there. You have to earn the success. I want to win despite, not because of. The losses are remembered more than the victories. You HAVE TO deserve the right to be a part of European football.” (..)

“And we want to be a part of if, but only if we have deserved it through our football. If you have something to fight for, you also have something to be afraid of. To lose matches. To fail. I feel that’s a very important part of sports in general, and also in life.” (..)

About the supporters demonstrating at Carrington:

“Football is feelings. Supporters are allowed to voice their opinions, and I’m happy they did. I want to hear what’ve got to say. I had a small conversation with them, with some staff and Matic. (...)

(...) I think it’s important we show that we want to hear what they have got to say, and there were no problems at all. What this week has showed, is that the supporters are so very important. We’re nothing without them.”

(From @2sporten)