they have now been a number of managers since sir alex ferguson i of managers since sir alex fergusonll loom over the club as the kind of totem of how things were and how fans would like it to be? flit things were and how fans would like it to be? . ., , things were and how fans would like itto be? , .,, things were and how fans would like ittobe? , it to be? of course, the glory days of sir alex — it to be? of course, the glory days of sir alex ferguson, _ it to be? of course, the glory days of sir alex ferguson, it _ it to be? of course, the glory days of sir alex ferguson, it has - it to be? of course, the glory days of sir alex ferguson, it has been l it to be? of course, the glory days of sir alex ferguson, it has been a long time since they have had that era and that sort of success. jose mourinho won a couple of trophies, the league cup and europa league. but when ferguson first left, david moyes took over and that did not end very well for him there. but he is doing well at west ham, they are flying high. but united have not had replacement of sir alex ferguson's ilk since he l

i'm pretty sure i going to call to alex ferguson to install the 1st time. so this is, i think it's going to happen that way. it's nice for me. this emotion and wayne, you know, to try to win the derby to do well. but i have to be called in my mind to recall in my head to know exactly what you have to do. i've kind of sounds primarily kicked off on friday in cobble 6 men seems will be playing what's known as the piece cup over the next 10 days. so the issue of women's participation is for won't go away. asked about australia's decision to postpone the fest. have a cricket test against afghan austin in protest over women being bans and sports. the head of the football federation had this to say who the horn and hook with them in spotty suspicion and sports depends on the policies of the slamming state. when the policy to regarding women's education is announced that women will also participate in sports faithfuls and newly crowned wild theories. champions have been parading that trophy in atlanta braves of 1st title in 26 years. thousands of fans lined the st

but you have different manager like i had, for example, alex ferguson, he would support right now, straightl. because you've got some managers that care about the player. but the club, in general, they not care about the mental health. if you not good enough, they going to buy another player. let's talk about one other aspect of the pressures you are under. being a black footballer, facing vile outright racism. perhaps most striking early in your career when you were in italy, when it wasn't even just coming from the stands, from the crowd, it was even coming from some of your own team—mates. i think they have this habit to call you by your colour. instead of black, it doesn't mean the n word. it's fine, i was like mum gave me a name, she didn't call me a colour, if you call me nero, i will call you white. you know, it doesn't make any sense. i didn't let this happen. but also that story when i just learned and it was a man with his son and they look at me. i was like ok, i'm already famous. and they come close to me and asked for a picture. i was surprised. and his son start touching my sk

solskjaer was the fourth manager to be sacked in the eight years since sir alex ferguson retired.poor run, saturday's 4—1 defeat to watford proved to be the final straw. united are currently eighth in the premier league, 12 points behind leaders chelsea. former united midfielder bryan robson says united need a new approach. let's go live to birmingham where the labour leader sir keir starmer is addressing delegates at the cbi conference . my my message for today to you is clear. as i said in my conference speech, the labour party conference speech, the labour party conference speech, labour is back in business. the dual meaning of this is entirely deliberate. we are and we always wear the party of work. founded in the workplace, we are the party of working people. and that means that labour is also the party of business. the first annual report of the cbi back in 1965 made a point but i think still stands today. the whole future of britain, it reported, rests on the success of industry. industry must be dynamic, competitive and profitable to compete in an ever increasingly competi

he said, the next boss would have to step out of the shadow, a formal manager, alex ferguson. i think there was such a pattern of a poor results that it ultimately got too much for the united food. so shaw staggered on through the seas really after a string of poor results not least a humiliating defeat at home to liverpool, the great rivals. and i think the problem that the matches the hierarchy have is that there's no obvious replacement for socio every manager has struggles. some of the biggest names in football, the struggles united to succeed ferguson. i'm done. ultimately they need to find someone who can come in and shape the philosophy of the club, the dynamics of the much as coach, thirsty, really organize the whole transfer policy, the youth development and everything around the club. what i think the interesting one thing to turn is is one mentioned, the former will cut windows, apply, manage the ram with success. remember, he doesn't speak english, he's never give any indication that you might want to move to a big gamble, and he would have to offer a huge amount o

united now seek a fifth permanent boss since sir alex ferguson left. under him, solskjaer won six league titles. but, as a coach, too much has gone wrong and, this time for solskjaer, there is no late turnaround. joe lynskey, bbc news. jane dougal is at old trafford for us this lunchtime. jane, what's the reaction been there? well, this is not a surprise, fans had been rapidly losing patience with ole gunnar solskjaer and yesterday's 4—1 loss to what that seem to be the last straw. boos were heard roaring around the stadium in the away end and that defeat prompted the owners, the glazers, to call an urgent meeting last night where a decision was to be taken on solskjaer�*s future and this morning it was confirmed by the club in a statement that solskjaer would be departing the club. that statement read... "ole will always be a legend at manchester united "and it is with regret that we have reached this difficult decision. "while the past few weeks have been disappointing, they should "not obscure the work he's done over the past three years." michael c

united now seek a fifth permanent boss since sir alex ferguson left.s. but, as a coach, too much has gone wrong and, this time for solskjaer, there is no late turnaround. joe lynskey, bbc news. let's get more on this from manchester united fanatic, natalie burrell! natalie, thank you forjoining us on bbc news this evening. what do you make of the sacking? do you think it was the right decision? i think it was, it was sort of inevitable, the writing on the wall from the liverpool game. it is upsetting because he is a club legend and sort of stabilise the club but he is just not good enough and the results have not good enough and the results have not been good enough in the squad we have got now we expect them to be at the top and it does not come about, but disappointing to see a legend like 0le gunnar solskjaer lose his job. i can tell from what you're saying that you feel wistful about it, saying he will leave by the front door because he thinks everyone will know he has given everything for manchester united? everything for manchester united ? 100%.

approach after sacking 0le gunnar solskjaer, theirfourth manager in the eight years since sir alex ferguson— less than 1% — are behind more than 16% of all visits to accident and emergency departments in england. a study by the british red cross shows that some of the people in this group — so called high intensity users — go to emergency departments more than 300 times a year. with more, here's our health correspondent, dominic hughes. accident and emergency departments across the uk are busier than some patients facing long wait for treatment. now a study of six years of nhs data reveals how a small number of people, known as high—intensity users, are returning time and time again. high—intensity use of an a&e department is defined as more than five visits in a year. why let percent of england's population fall into this category, nhs data from 2015 show they accounted for a significant proportion, 16% of all a&e visits and well over a quarter of all ambulance journeys, and well over a quarter of all ambulancejourneys, as and well over a quarter of all ambulance journeys, as well as to 26

why haven't you onto been able to get this right sensor, alex ferguson. when i think the problem is that the, the shadow that explode this in looms very large of old trap that he's there with every game. the stand at the state in this is $9.00 to him. he's a huge prisons throughout the club, and it's very difficult to move on from his legacy and every manager his struggles . some of the biggest names, the struggles united to succeed focus and ends on ultimately they need to find someone coming and shape the philosophy of the clock. the dynamics of the motors, coach josi really organize the whole transfer policy, the youth development and everything around the club. and they haven't, they haven't been able to take such a bold move yet, but i think in the summer they may have to bring in a big personality to, to effect change. while speaking of post last year. we'll see the big question is, are there any names being bounce around who is going to be replacing him long term g. think? well, i think this interesting 12 things. one is one who's been mention. the

united now seek a fifth permanent boss since sir alex ferguson left.im, solskjaer won six league titles. but, as a coach, too much has gone wrong and, this time for solskjaer, there is no late turnaround. joe lynskey, bbc news. earlierjamiejackson, who is manchester football correspondent for the guardian, and the author of a book about ole gunnar solskjaer, explained that ole�*s successes were always caveated by the sense that he was learning in hisjob. if you are manager of manchester united really you should be like, thomas at chelsea, pep guardiola at manchester city, juergen klopp for liverpool, know, you know, gentlemen who are already proven because you walk into manchester united and is a completely different creature to any of those clubs ijust mentioned there, chelsea, liverpool. i was at the europa league final a summer which they lost on penalties in the goalkeeper missed the decisive penalty and it wasn't his fault of course and i think he hasjust come up short. if you asked me to crystallise into one reason why he failed i would say not s

united now seek a fifth permanent boss since sir alex ferguson left.nder him, solskjaer won six league titles. he was the super sub who changed things from the bench. but as a coach, too much has gone wrong and this time for solskjaer, there is no late turnaround. joe lynskey, bbc news. joining me now is luke edwards, football writer for the telegraph. thank you very much forjoining us. what is your reaction to this news? i'm not surprised, let's put it that way. there have been far more shocking sackings already this season in the premier league than this one. i think the beginning of the end was probably the home thrashing by liverpool. i think ole gunnar solskjaer was fairly fortunate to survive that to be honest. i think that was the beginning of the end. it says a lot about the mismanagement of those above him that he has limps on for a number of weeks. we have had an international break, which is normally a good time to appoint a new manager orfind one. in the meantime, the likes of antonio conte have gone to spurs. the problem is that manchester

maybe not the kind of authoritative figure like an alex ferguson orjose mourinho, but solskjaer we listen on patting people on the shoulders rather than kicking up on the shoulders rather than kicking up the backside. he is someone that likes to build teams, likes to build squads, and like i said, maybe squeezing that last 5% out of the manchester united team was the problem, he couldn't do that. that cost him the job eventually. so problem, he couldn't do that. that cost him the job eventually. cost him the 'ob eventually. so who do ou cost him the 'ob eventually. so who do you think — cost him the job eventually. so who do you think can? _ cost him the job eventually. so who do you think can? my _ cost him the job eventually. so who do you think can? my personal - do you think can? my personal favourite is _ do you think can? my personal favourite is not _ do you think can? my personal favourite is not available - do you think can? my personal favourite is not available at - do you think can? my personal| favourite is not available at the moment, but he is managing psg at the moment. i

united now seek a fifth permanent boss since sir alex ferguson left.im, solskjaer won six league titles. but, as a coach, too much has gone wrong and, this time for solskjaer, there is no late turnaround. joe lynskey, bbc news. let's speak to jane dougal who is outside old trafford. it isa it is a brutal game and they decided he's got to go. where did he go wrong? he's got to go. where did he go wron: ? ~ ., , he's got to go. where did he go wron~?~ . , ,, he's got to go. where did he go wron: ? ~ . , ,, ., ~ ., wrong? well, i have been speaking to fans outside — wrong? well, i have been speaking to fans outside old _ wrong? well, i have been speaking to fans outside old trafford _ wrong? well, i have been speaking to fans outside old trafford and - fans outside old trafford and they'll feel the same way, that ollie gone a sauce jar is and always will be a club legend as a player but as a manager, as a coach, perhaps, his skill seems to be lacking —— that ole gunnar solskjaer. don't forget last year manchester united did finish second in the league und

united now seek a fifth permanent boss since sir alex ferguson left.solskjaer won six league titles. and, this time for solskjaer, there is no late turnaround. joe lynskey, bbc news. but, as a coach, too much has gone wrong and, this time for solskjaer, there is no late turnaround. joe lynskey, bbc news. and — the taxi driver from the liverpool terror attack has released a statement saying it's a "miracle" he is alive, if you are manager of manchester united really should be like, is at chelsea, pet guardian at manchester city, juergen klopp for liverpool, know, you city, juergen klopp for liverpool, know, you know, city, juergen klopp for liverpool, know, you know, -entlemen city, juergen klopp for liverpool, know, you know, -entlemen were know, you know, gentlemen were already proven because it you walk into manchester united and is actually completely different creature to any of those but i just went in there, chelsea city are livable. i was at the europa league final a summer which they lost on penalties in the goalkeeper missed the decisive penal

i in that period under sir alex ferguson?— in that period under sir alex ferguson? um market in terms of appointing, there is a minimum market in terms ofappointing, being there is a minimum market in terms of appointing, being able to appoint a top managers right now. this is where _ a top managers right now. this is where united stands right now. they need to wait and see and assess the situation _ need to wait and see and assess the situation and see who is the best candidate — situation and see who is the best candidate. ~ . , , ., ., ., candidate. what is your reading of the situation? _ candidate. what is your reading of the situation? it _ candidate. what is your reading of the situation? it was _ candidate. what is your reading of the situation? it was interesting i candidate. what is your reading of| the situation? it was interesting to hear wayne rooney, anotherformer hear wayne rooney, another former player, hear wayne rooney, anotherformer player, criticising the performances of some of the players who he feels have led solskjaer down. what is your readin

yesterday after his painful exit from manchester united, their fourth managerial sacking since sir alex fergusonemporary charge as united seek an interim manager, before a permanent appointment at the end of the season. speaking to the club's in—house tv channel, solskjaer gave an emotional exit interview yesterday. i've given everything for this club. the club means everything to me. and together we're a good match, but unfortunately i couldn't get the results that we needed and it's time for me to step aside. michael is going to be in charge. michael, i have got the utmost respect. i love michael to bits. becoming emotional now because he's top. they will be fine. i will watch them and support them. the mood around manchester not helped as rivals city beat everton. raheem sterling and bernardo silva scored either side of this sensational effort from rodri to win 3—0 as the blue half of manchester climb to second, three points behind chelsea. tottenham manager antonio conte banned ketchup to get his players fit. sergio reguillon the fastest to respond — getting the winner against leeds. 2—i it

he's the fourth boss to be sacked in the seven—and—a—half years since sir alex ferguson stood down. all about, he'd experienced the success and everything, the squad of players he had when he was a group of that, and so, for me now, they have given michael carrick the role. let's see how michael does. i think it needs an experienced manager who can organise, but is not afraid to leave some of the big players out who may be just don't fit into the pack of players you want as a coach. you know, that's a big thing. you've got to have everybody playing together because if you want to be a successful team, all the individuals have got to fit into that team. united were planning to appoint an interim manager until the end of the season but that could change if they bring in mauricio pochettino. it's not thought they've made an approach but he says he's open to taking the job as he's not completely happy with the setup at paris saint germain, where he's essentially first—team coach, under sporting director leonardo. pochettino enjoyed the control he had in his five years at tottenham and h

it reminds me of a documentary i watched once about alex ferguson where he said, there was no one biggerped back from the team in recent years. he was there till the very end, if you think about how early it started for him and his career and he only stopped it to step back last year. he was so passionate about the port. give us a sense of the legacy he leaves. the ultimate sense of the legacy he leaves. ira: ultimate ultrafine air, the reason that the team struggled —— ultimate entrepreneur, the reason that the team struggled is his reluctance to set out to a major manufacturer which many other teams did. he wanted to remain independent and that got him great success for a long period. iwould not look that got him great success for a long period. i would not look at the drought of wins over the last period, i still think there is great affection for the williams team and every thing they stand for. formula i is about human endeavour, about engineering success, about the will of people to come together to work towards a common goal. with his partnership with patrick head, who was a techn

he was the man who followed sir alex ferguson.lk to the london stadium has often been filled with frustration and annoyance. this season though it is one filled with hope and optimism. flying high in the league and doing well in europe, now liverpool were in town to burst their bubble. jurgen klopp's side are a team that always seems to start well. not on this occasion. allison outjumped and outfought, ultimately outdone. not a moment he'll want to see again. and as allison missed his punch at the back, liverpool were struggling to strike in attack. until a moment of magic from trent alexander—arnold. oh, there was nothing that west ham could do about that! fabianski rooted. both sides continued to threaten. the woodwork denied west ham. lukasz fabianski denied liverpool. allison couldn't do the same when he was required, pablo fornals' shot squeezing past him. and liverpool's goalkeeper would be beaten again moments later, kurt zouma with his first goal for the club. but liverpool haven't gone 25 matches unbeaten by simply giving