United’s losses have hurt, admits Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
Coach dismisses increasingly critical comments from the media gallery
London — Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s relief at Manchester United securing their first Premier League away win in eight months over struggling Norwich has been tempered by the “hurt” he has felt over their results this season, he told the BBC.
The 46-year-old Norwegian has enjoyed a rare week of good results, beginning with a draw against Premier League leaders Liverpool — the first side to take points from the Champions League holders in the league this season. They subsequently beat modest Serbian outfit Partizan Belgrade away in the Europa League and then rounded if off with the 3-1 victory over hapless Norwich on Sunday...
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