Ole Gunnar Solskjaer used to take notes of Sir Alex Ferguson when he was injured, it's been revealed.
The Norwegian fan-favourite is in temporary charge of Manchester United following the sacking of Jose Mourinho, and he's got off to the perfect start.
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Two wins from two Premier League games - scoring eight goals in the process.
His latest victory came at Old Trafford where United beat Huddersfield Town on Boxing Day and after securing three-points, Solskjaer's ex-teammate, Ryan Giggs, spoke to MUTV via Goal.
"It was Ole's first home game, and the positivity that came from Cardiff game, the performance and result and I think everyone was looking forward to the game.
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"The big players are turning up, Pogba with the goals, David with a great save and Marcus getting better and better each game.
"There's a real positivity around the place and we need that to carry on now going into the Bournemouth game [on Sunday]."
"He was always quietly confident, believed in his own ability and even though people think he's a nice guy, he's got an edge to him," the Welshman added.
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"He's gradually got more experience and when he had that injury and time out he used to take notes of things Sir Alex [Ferguson] would do so I believed he would do a good job and go in to coaching.
"You just need a little bit of edge to be a manager and he has that."
No wonder he's found this management gig so easy, thus far.
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United, meanwhile, continue their league venture against Bournemouth before facing Newcastle United in the new year.
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