Breaking news: Dressing room leaks behind Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's downfall at Manchester United

 A good indication as to how well a manager is 

doing at a football club is the relationship he has with

 his bench.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's

 bench reveals another reason why he is not fit

 for purpose .

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is struggling as 

Manchester United manager.

His lack of tactical prowess, his one-dimensional

 style of play, his failure to win a trophy during 

his three years are just a few criticisms towards 

the Norwegian.

One aspect, however, which is a more 

subtle but equally damning way to highlight 

how far away Solksjaer is from being the right

 man at United is the attitude of the players 

who don’t start regularly. 

Before getting into the friction between 

players and the manager at Old Trafford, if 

you assess United’s rivals and the dynamics

 at their respective clubs, it will reveal all.

Jurgen Klopp has his preferred starting 

eleven in which he will play as much as 

possible. His options off the bench, despite 

them knowing their game time is limited at the

 club, are still in total belief within the manager’s

 capabilities and give their all when called 

upon.

You have more chance at United winning 

the league this season than Pep Guardiola, 

selecting the same starting line-up three games

 in a row. Guardiola makes the most out of 

his star-studded squad by frequently rotating 

his options. A team, barring perhaps one or 

two, in which nobody’s place is guaranteed 

and yet every single player plays out of their

 skin when they get the opportunity.

Thomas Tuchel’s rigid style of play requires

 a very specific performance from all of his 

players and as we’ve seen during his short 

time at Chelsea, he’s not afraid to make a 

substitution or rotate a player out of the 

starting line-up if there not performing up to 

standard. But not a single player questions his 

decision and still have the motivation to make 

the most out of any game time they receive.

The attitude on the bench will reveal a huge 

deal on what the players truly think of the 

manager and if the United bench is anything 

to go by you can add that to the long list of things

 Solskjaer has failed at.

The likes of Jesse Lingard, Anthony Martial, 

Alex Telles, are all fine examples of players 

who have been impressive the last time they 

played for United and you’d think these players 

would be provided with more opportunity to kick

 on. But we all know that has been far from 

the case.

Where do you even start with Jadon Sancho

 and more importantly Donny van de Beek?

 Two players most of Europe would’ve done 

anything to sign just 18 months ago are now 

watching their careers rot away on the bench. 

It seems they have no hope at this moment in 

time in being provided with the opportunity to 

rectify that.