Manchester United legend, Paul Scholes, believes Manchester United’s coaching staff, Michael Carrick, Kieran McKenna and Mike Phelan, should feel ‘guilty’ about the sack of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Solskjaer was sacked as Man United manager on Sunday in the wake of their embarrassing 4-1 defeat to Watford in the Premier League.
But his backroom team, including current caretaker manager, Michael Carrick remained at Old Trafford.
And Scholes is now insisting that the coaches let down Solskjaer after the Norwegian placed his ‘trust’ in them to lead training sessions.
“I get the impression with Ole that he put a lot of trust into Michael [Carrick],” Scholes told BT Sport.
“He put a lot of trust into Kieran [McKenna]. He put a lot of trust into Mike Phelan. Which is why they shouldn’t be at the club now, I don’t think.
“I have got big friends. Michael is a good friend, Darren Fletcher, I have worked with Mike Phelan, I’ve worked with these people. I just think if I was in their position now, I would be feeling guilty working at this football club still, while Ole put so much trust in them.”