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BELIEVE IT, OLE, IT’S TOUGHER IN PAUL’S SHOES…

LIMITS: Paul Warne

OLE Gunnar Solskjaer says it is “physically impossible” for his side to play three games in eight days.
“It’s a decision made by people who have never played football,” said the Manchester United boss. “It’s unheard of.”
Clearly, Ole hasn’t been watching the Championship. If he had, he’d have known that Rotherham played FOUR matches in eight days during April and have averaged one game every three days since April 2.
Unlike Ole, however, Millers boss Paul Warne doesn’t have a second string full of in...

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