Manchester United Treble winner Jaap Stam feels former teammate Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has brought back the club's principles.
Solskjaer's side had gone 11 games unbeaten when football was suspended in March due to coronavirus.
"When you play at a high level, sometimes you don't like it when people talk to you and say what you need to do," Stam told Sky Sports News. "You're thinking, 'I know certain things as well'.
"Even us, when you play at a certain level, everyone is willing to learn, we're open for comments no matter our age. You can still learn and improve.
"Ole is that as well but going into management, you need to have your own ideas and stick to them, not get influenced by what everybody on the outside is saying.
"If you do that then you're going to be changing every week and players will wonder what the manager is doing.
"You need to listen to the people around you, stick to your own ideas, how you want to play and what you're trying to do, and eventually that will come out."
