Ryan Giggs reveals what Ole Gunnar Solskjaer thought was wrong at Manchester United

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer told Ryan Giggs that the full-backs were not playing 'high enough' when the pair watched United before the Norwegian was appointed as the club's interim manager. "Well, reminding the players how good they are," the Wales boss told Premier League Productions. "It's little tweaks. It's like you see with golfers. Just a little tweak to the game that someone else on the outside might have seen. Ole's been to a few games before he took over. "I was at a game next to him, and he was pointing out to me, 'Look at the full-backs, they're not high enough'. Things that we were used to, things that you associate with Man United teams. 'OK you score two, we'll score three' and I think he's brought, he's instilled that back into them that we need to score goals, we need to attack and if we're all higher up the pitch then it just poses the opposition that question. All of a sudden teams are going from, 'Right it's Man United, we've got a chance today' to actually, 'Oh yeah, we'll be defending, we'll be deeper'. "With the front players that United have got, not only the starting players but the ones coming off the bench, you've seen Sanchez, you've seen Lukaku now having an impact. It rivals any team within the Premier League the firepower that United have got."

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