Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was accused of being an amateur for manipulating Manchester United

Matt Le Tissier sent strong criticism to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. The Southampton legend believes that the 46-year-old coach really likes dealing with the Manchester United team.

Criticism of Le Tissier stems from Manchester United's sentence dispute. Yesterday, in the second week of the EPL, Paul Pogba had tried to take Rashford's penalty, but the midfielder had not executed the penalty.

After the match, Solskjaer provided clarification about United's penalty execution procedure. He said the two players were the people he had appointed to shoot, where he let the two players decide who would give the penalty.

In the eyes of Le Tissier, a coach must be firm and not let the players decide for themselves. "What he [Solskjaer] has done makes things confusing when they have two executors and you let them choose the person who hit you," Le Tissier told Mirror.

Amateur behavior

Le Tissier said Solskjaer's policy was a very amateurish policy because, in his opinion, a coach had to make a firm decision about who carried out the penalty on his team.

"What he [Solskjaer] is doing is not professional, very amateurish and childish, he has to play a strict role in such conditions."

"He has to make decisions like:" You are the best player to run a penalty, so you will be charged for running it. If you are not on the field, this player will take a penalty. But as long as you are in the field, you will be the one to do this task. "


Close the competition

Le Tissier felt that one of the things Solskjaer could do was create competition during the training session so he knew who was the best scorer.

"In the past, we had penalties during training sessions to determine who will take penalties in real matches, and I won the competition."

"At that time, I was only 20 years old when I carried out the sentence, and no one questioned my status because I had the right to execute the sentence and that was my job ..." he said.


Very controversial

Until now, the status of Manchester United penalty takers remains a big question mark.

Solskjaer still stated that Pogba and Rashford both had the right to execute penalties, even though they both failed to execute them recently.

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