Manchester.
I remain of the view that it's a dream job for a half decent coach. There's a free pass available for this season but a great chance of some glory off the back of the ex-manager's good work. Unfortunately that ex-manager didn't have the basic know-how of how to take them further.
Two years ago Leipzig and PSG were semi finalists in the Champions League. So when ManU had the misfortune to be drawn with both of them in the group stage, it was no surprise they didn't qualify for the knockout round.
Nevertheless, had United managed to draw the final match - having already thumped Leipzig 5-0 in the home game - they'd have gone through.
United were doing fine in the previous match against PSG. A draw or a win would have seen them qualify, maybe as group winners. But against all advice, Solskjaer kept a yellow carded and extremely lucky Fred on the pitch and, yes of course, he got sent off and PSG ran out easy winners against 10 men.
Great examples of the kind of decisions/lack of decisions that let the team down.
And so, United transferred to the Europa League where they faced Sociedad, Milan, Granada and Roma (beating them all) before a final against Villarreal. It went to penalties which was close enough but moreso with a score of 11-10.
Solskjaer suffered more criticism in the final for a lack knowhow once again.
But it was close and they also got second place in the Premier League. They are proven good players. There can be no other conclusion. They are just short on those things that someone good with tactics, decision making, getting the best and so on would make a difference.
Today they have a difficult match and everything points to a defeat. Unless there is a sense of relief and/or optimism of better things to come.
But if they lose today, they can only fall out of the qualifying places with a combination of results that guarantees them at least a place in the Europa League again. With the - in theory - easy home game as their final match they could still qualify by winning that. Avoid defeat today and they are likely through.
The kind of run that they've had even under Solskjaer and they'll be back in the top 4 places again.
The thing is, people don't seem to realise this. Anyone taking over will have it viewed as the impossible job - so has nothing to lose if it doesn't work out - and will get great credit if it works well.
A dream job.