Manchester United finally cut ties with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in late November of last year after a particularly disastrous run of results.
The nail in the coffin proved to be that fateful afternoon at Vicarage Road where a Solskjaer-led United were beaten convincingly by Watford who put four past David de Gea.
After a brief stint of three fames with fellow former United player Michael Carrick at the helm on an interim basis, the Old Trafford hierarchy opted to replace one interim with another in the form of ex- RB Leipzig boss Ralf Rangnick.
