Solskjaer angry at Manchester united board refuses to step down according to reports.

Manchester United manager, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has refused to step down from his position according to reports from English Press.

The Norwegian is said to be ‘frustrated’ that he is not been given more credit for the job he has done at Manchester United.

The 48-year-old will be in charge of the team, who currently sit sixth in the league table when they make the trip for Saturday’s Premier League game against Watford.

United current form has seen Solskjaer lose the support of a large portion of the club dressing room, with senior players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Bruno Fernandes said to be particularly angry.

According to the Sun Solskjaer has absolutely no intention of resigning at Old Trafford and is adamant that he can turn things around.

Also Solskjaer is said to be angry that his reign is only being judged by the start of this season and he feels people are forgetting the success he achieved in the past.

Solskjaer believes he deserves credit and should be given enough time to turn around the fortune of the club.

Several coaches have been linked to the Manchester United Job including Leicester City boss, Brendan Rodgers and and former Real Madrid coach, Zinedine Zidane, who has been tipped as favourite by many club fateful.