Ole Gunnar Solskjaer felt protest by Manchester United fans went ‘too far’

'It was a difficult day for us,' said Solskjaer, speaking for the first time since Sunday’s postponement. 'Of course we wanted to play'
Fans protests caused the clash between Manchester United and Liverpool to be postponed. Picture: Barrington Coombs

Fans protests caused the clash between Manchester United and Liverpool to be postponed. Picture: Barrington Coombs

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reiterated the need for Manchester United supporters to be listened to, but said protests had to be “civilised” after Sunday’s anti-Glazer demonstration forced the clash against Liverpool to be called off.

Fan anger at the owners has been stirred up by the European Super League fiasco, with thousands of protestors descending on Old Trafford demanding change before the high-profile Premier League match against their rivals.

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