by Seb Stafford-Bloor @https://twitter.com/@SebSB Published 5 min ago We are part of The Trust Project What is it? Football at this time of year comes with ready-made excuses. The Christmas calendar drains players, it leaves teams running on fumes and turn most of the games into a confused mess. But real as those asterisks may be, Wednesday night was still ugly for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Because his Manchester United have been here so many times before. Not just beaten by a more vibrant side with a better, brighter and broader range of ideas, but reduced to passivity in a game of note. United and Arsenal used to enjoy such a wonderful co-dependency. They were colliding armies that would...
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