Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reveals Sir Alex Ferguson congratulated him after Huddersfield win. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revealed that Sir Alex Ferguson gave him some words of encouragement him following Manchester United’s 3-1 victory over Huddersfield. Jose Mourinho was replaced by Solskjaer after a dismal start to the 2018/19 campaign and United’s interim boss has the chance to make it three wins from three with a result against Bournemouth on Sunday. Solskjaer, who worked under Ferguson for his entire 11-year playing career with United, has been in regular contact with the legendary Scot since taking over the reins at Old Trafford. And the Norwegian has been credited with bringing back an attacking ethos which has largely been neglected since Ferguson stepped down in 2013. Why Sarri has omitted Loftus-Cheek and Fabregas for Crystal Palace clash How Maurizio Sarri got the best out of Chelsea transfer target Gonzalo Higuain at Napoli Alexis Sanchez missing from Man Utd squad before Bournemouth clash ‘When you get a well done from him [for United’s Boxing Day win], then you’re happy,’ Solskjaer said ahead of the side’s clash with Bournemouth. ‘These lads love to play football, love to express themselves and love to play for Manchester United. ‘It is an absolutely huge honour to represent the club, whether you’re in the dugout or on the pitch and we can see that coming out in the team’s performances. ‘One thing we have been able to work on is the collective mindset of the squad. ‘I want my team to play in a certain way, a way that has been shaped by my time here as a player and I’ve given the lads pointers based on these experiences.’ Solskjaer believes he had the ‘best teacher’ in Ferguson before embarking on a career in management. ‘I have been in touch with the gaffer quite a bit,’ the former United striker said. ‘I don’t know what input he had but when I got the call, of course, I texted the boss. Unai Emery wants Arsenal to sign three players in January transfer window Ole Gunnar Solskjaer warns David de Gea and Anthony Martial Jurgen Klopp reveals why he nearly cried during Liverpool's win over Arsenal ‘I am going to enjoy a nice cup of tea back at his house and sit down to discuss a few ideas. There’s no-one better to get advice from. ‘I had the best teacher. The boss is and will always be the best, so my management involves around what I learned from him.’ To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video MORE: Ian Wright praises Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Alex Iwobi after Liverpool thumping