The former West Ham and Manchester United defender came out two weeks ago and was very honest in his podcast in saying that maybe it’s time for his former teammate Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to move on from being Manchester United manager.

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“Things aren’t going well so maybe there needs to be a change to improve things — that’s what I’m paid to do, give an honest assessment whether it’s friends, former team-mates or people I don’t know.”

Rio Ferdinand: "Things aren't going well so maybe there needs to be a change to improve things — that's what I'm paid to do, give an honest assessment whether it's friends, former team-mates or people I don't know." #mulive [@btsportfootball] pic.twitter.com/CKOqWHKrXh

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Manchester United face Watford today, Villarreal on Tuesday and Chelsea next weekend. Will the 48 year old Norwegian manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer still be in a job come Christmas…?