The post-Jose Mourinho era started in style as United scored five goals in a Premier League match for the first time since Sir Alex Ferguson's last game in May 2013
Ashley Young and Solskjaer
Ashley Young hailed the impact of interim boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after a crazy week at Manchester United ended in a five-star show against Cardiff. The post-Jose Mourinho era started in style as United scored five goals in a Premier League match for the first time since Sir Alex Ferguson's last game in May 2013. "I don't think he [Solskjaer] has stopped smiling," United captain Young said after the 5-1 win in the Welsh capital.
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"He was like that as a player. He always has a smile on his face and I think that can reflect down on to the team, which is a good thing. Ole has come in and we were preparing in the right way for a game, even though it's been a crazy week," Young added.
"There was only a couple of days from when he came in, but as professional players you go out to train and want to turn the loss against Liverpool into a win. After a performance like that I am sure he will be delighted."
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