in a winner-takes-all clash on Friday morning, whileSri Lanka Of Manchester United's four permanent managers since Sir Alex Ferguson's departure from the club, including David Moyes, Louis van Gaal and Jose Mourinho as well as Solskjaer, the Norwegian's overall win rate of 54 per cent puts him second. The idea was to turn the side into title challengers but instead they find themselves 12 points off the summit. Performances have largely been even worse than their standing suggests. "I've loved the month, it's probably been one of the most enjoyable ones of my career and I'm sure a lot of the other lads would say the same," said the stand-in captain, who won his 79th cap in a near 10-year international career on Sunday.