Solskjaer wants to stay as Man United boss

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer joined Matt Busby in the Manchester United record books in his team's 2-0 win at Newcastle and admitted he does not want to leave the club in the summer.

The United interim manager, in charge until the end of the season when he is scheduled to return to his Norwegian club Molde, has now won his first four games in charge.

In United's history, only the legendary and iconic Busby has matched that achievement and Solskjaer celebrated enthusiastically with his club's travelling supporters after goals from Romelu Lukaku and Marcus Rashford secured the win.

"I don't want to (leave)," said Solskjaer on Wednesday when asked about his future beyond this season.

"It is such a great bunch of players, a fantastic atmosphere. But it is the next game, the next game and I am doing my job for as long as I am here."
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"But I felt it was time to put Rom and Alexis on and, of course, it was a great shot by Marcus and Romelu does his job as a striker to be following in on the rebound. If you do that you'll get five or six goals every season for free, really."
"I'm just thinking about the next game, because if you win four you can win another four with this club, that's the challenge, that's the standard we're used to."
"The 'gaffer' (Alex Ferguson) used to challenge us on them and when we've won four you can go onto the next four and think about them."