It hasn't been long since Ole went from super sub legend to the coaching
staff and now onto become reserve team manager.
His friend and mentor Rene Meulensteen has been speaking about Ole's chances.
Rene: Ole's razor sharp
The two coaches regularly watches United's senior side in action together, and
Meulensteen has been impressed by the Norwegian's astute insight into matches.
"As a player, Ole was so productive off the bench, he had a great ability to read
games and opponents, and that will help him also as a coach and a manager,"
Rene told ManUtd.com.
"He's got a good eye for tactical ideas about the game. I sit a lot with him
upstairs during matches and he has a good sharp view for what's happening in a
game and what he would do to change it and why things are happening.
It certainly bodes well."
"The things that made Ole succeed as a player will make him succeed in
management," said Rene. "He's got great determination and focus, as well as a
great ability to learn, and these qualities are the same as those you need to be
a successful manager."
Do you think Ole will make a great manager from what Rene has been saying?
or Do you think he isn't tough enough (too nice) to really make the grade?
Ill be watching the reserves with more interest than usual with him at the helm.
Thoughts?
staff and now onto become reserve team manager.

His friend and mentor Rene Meulensteen has been speaking about Ole's chances.
Rene: Ole's razor sharp
The two coaches regularly watches United's senior side in action together, and
Meulensteen has been impressed by the Norwegian's astute insight into matches.
"As a player, Ole was so productive off the bench, he had a great ability to read
games and opponents, and that will help him also as a coach and a manager,"
Rene told ManUtd.com.
"He's got a good eye for tactical ideas about the game. I sit a lot with him
upstairs during matches and he has a good sharp view for what's happening in a
game and what he would do to change it and why things are happening.
It certainly bodes well."
"The things that made Ole succeed as a player will make him succeed in
management," said Rene. "He's got great determination and focus, as well as a
great ability to learn, and these qualities are the same as those you need to be
a successful manager."
Do you think Ole will make a great manager from what Rene has been saying?
or Do you think he isn't tough enough (too nice) to really make the grade?
Ill be watching the reserves with more interest than usual with him at the helm.
Thoughts?