Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says it's easy to keep his players happy with the games coming thick and fast.
Donny van de Beek's lack of starts has drawn the headlines since his £40million move from Ajax and United's Norwegian boss explained he learnt about man management from Old Trafford legend Sir Alex Ferguson during his time as a player.
Solskjaer told the club's website: “Well of course I've probably been on the end of that more than anyone about being on the bench! [Smiles] Of course the gaffer was fantastic when you sat down for the one-to-one chats with him.
“I remember many of them. Some reasons and excuses I didn't particularly agree with but he was fantastic at making you feel involved and that's the part with us too; everyone is going to be important, be it from the first minute, the last minute, this game, the next game.
“We've got a week now, well six days, Sunday, Wednesday, Saturday with three massive games before the international break and everyone knows that they'll be called upon."
