After wading into Man Utd woes, Conor McGregor invites Sir Alex Ferguson to a drink before quickly deleting tweets

CONOR McGREGOR invited Sir Alex Ferguson to a drink after his exposé on Manchester United's woes.

McGregor, a United fan, tweeted that he would like to share a glass with his Proper 12 whiskey. However, it was quickly deleted.


After wading into Man Utd woes, Conor McGregor invites Sir Alex Ferguson to a drink before quickly deleting tweets
Conor McGregor invited Sir Alex Ferguson to a drink
After wading into Man Utd woes, Conor McGregor invites Sir Alex Ferguson to a drink before quickly deleting tweets
Sir Alex Ferguson, Manchester United legend

The Irishman had asked for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Old Trafford boss, to be'rearranged in another deleted position.

McGregor, 33, tweeted that United was a bunch of young men talking to one another. Peers.

"A leader is needed above the group chat. Ole was at the bench while Ronaldo played. A peer. It's not enough.

"Love Ole and respect him to the maximum, but his role must be rearranged. My opinion.

McGregor, however, denied that he was part of the 'Ole Out" brigade.

He replied, "Never Ole Out You Fool. Ole is always united!

"His role needs to be restructured and someone higher up in the group chat is needed.

"Someone should command the young squad. God bless."

United were defeated 5-0 by Liverpool at home last Sunday, putting immense pressure on Solskjaer.

While his job is safe for now, his future may be decided by their next two matches away to Spurs in Europe and Spurs in League.

The board, including Alex Ferguson, is prepared to allow the manager who is under fire to make a turnaround.

Solskjaer needs to make a comeback. They have not won in five matches and their last match was at West Ham almost a month ago.

SunSport reported that United has already compiled a shortlist of four potential candidates to replace the Norwegian.

It includes Zinedine Zidane and Brendan Rodgers, as well as Erik ten Hag.

Conte won the Premier League in 2017 with Chelsea, but is now out of work after leaving Inter Milan last year. He led them to the Serie A title.

Zidane, too, is now out of work after he left Real Madrid for the second consecutive time.

Ex-Liverpool boss Rodgers has been a great manager at Leicester and won the FA Cup last year.

Ten Hag is currently the Ajax manager, having won two Dutch league championship titles.