Gary Lineker claims what he said about Man Utd's boss, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

Gary Lineker had the BBC studio in a fit of nerves after brutally mocking Paul Ince.

The former Manchester United and Wolves player made the headlines after claiming he would have been able to do the job after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer replaced Jose Mourinho at the head of Old Trafford last December.

Since then, Solskjaer has organized United's rebirth in the Premier League and led them to the quarter-finals of the Champions League.

And Match of the Day moderator Lineker could not resist a live fun tour with Ince, former captain of the English team, despite United's loss to the Cup. from England, the England Cup.

Ince had previously said: "We can not let go of what Ole did, let's be honest, nothing could get worse at Manchester United before José Mourinho left.

"Ole arrives, a friendly face at the club with a soothing influence and it seems that the players have increased their efforts accordingly.

"I could have done the same thing … No matter who could have done what he did, it was not difficult to give these players freedom and" improve the mood. "

The comments were criticized from afar, and Lineker put the boot in Ince when he discussed Solskjaer's work before the match.

Lineker asked Ince the question: "There has been a lot of talk about what Solskjær did, but anybody could have done it, could not he, Paul?"

His colleagues Alan Shearer and Paul Ince could barely conceal their joy by laughing loudly as Ince smiled sheepishly and dismissed the matter.

United then lost the match 2-1 after a first straight loss to Solskjaer after losing to Arsenal last weekend.

Their attentions will now aim to rank among the top four and try to progress in the Champions League, where they will face a difficult confrontation against Barcelona.