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The Manchester United coach was part of the club’s heyday in the 1990s, as was Michael Jordan with the Chicago Bulls.
The Norwegian manager was invited to the BBC’s “Football Focus” on Saturday, and then spoke freely and firmly about what the weather has been like lately, now that the crown pandemic has put football on hold indefinitely.
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– I don’t think he did things differently than the others. You watch television, you watch programs and you have to disconnect from football. You find Netflix, you find “The Last Dance” with Michael Jordan !, It was one of what Sunshine said, played by Manchester Evening News.
– So many similarities
The controversial Netflix documentary has been a huge success to date, and delves, both on and off the field, around the legendary Chicago Bulls team with Michael Jordan winning six titles from 1991 to 1998. At the same time, Manchester swept United in the Premier League, and the “Red Devils” also won multiple titles with Sunshine on the team.
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– It takes me back to when I was playing, and to the amazing team with Sir Alex Ferguson. Michael Jordan, as a leader, you immediately think of Roy Keane. There are so many similarities of my team when I see that team for Jordan. It was inspiring and great to see, the Norwegian said, according to the Manchester Evening News.
Watch the trailer for the Netflix documentary with Michael Jordan here:
– Title challenger next season
At the moment, Liverpool is 37 points ahead of Manchester United in the Premier League, which was halted due to the crown virus. Sky Sports expert and former Manchester United player Gary Neville recently said in an interview that he believes Manchester United could compete for the title next season.
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– They need to get three or four quality players, says Neville.
The former United player adds that he also liked what he saw of the Solskær team in the period before the league ended. That makes him stronger in the belief that we’ll see another United team next season.
He believes United will manage to take advantage of the unpredictable transition market situation this summer caused by the pandemic, and that he believes Solskær can take United to new heights next season.
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