The search of nine words of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Rio Ferdinand back to Man Utd revealed

Manchester United's temporary manager, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, is known for being one of football's most beautiful characters.

But according to his former teammate Ryan Giggs, the Norwegian is not as good as he appears in his role as boss of the Red Devils.

Roy Keane was captain of Manchester United at the turn of the millennium and was known for his harsh criticism of opposition players and his teammates.

Solskjaer was not as aggressive as Keane, but the Irishman – and the other ferocious characters of the club – would have rallied to the former striker, who had once ransacked Rio Ferdinand.

The center back signed for the Leeds Reds in 2002.

He will become one of the biggest defensemen of his generation, but will cost Manchester United a record 30 million pounds sterling at the time.

During a training session, early in his career at United, Ferdinand failed to control a long ball that Keane had shot at him.

Solskjaer replied: "Is this all you get for 30 million pounds these days?"

It's unclear whether Ferdinand responded, but according to Ryan Giggs, this type of comment from Solskjaer was not completely devoid of character for him.

Giggs told The Daily Mail, "You see, he's not the nicest guy in the world, as people say, and that's because we removed him.

"Ole was the nicest guy in the world until we took it in. When you found yourself in this environment with us, it was a tough school and you changed." had to do it.

"That day with Rio, we were testing a new player and if Ole had not said it, someone else would have done it .. C & # 39; is like that, every day, it helped us win. "