Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will not be turning to a wise old head for advice.
The Red Devils coach is enduring a difficult period, with the club only managing one Premier League win in the past six matches.
United are still second in the table, but have already fallen out of the title race.
Asked if he would be asking Sir Alex Ferguson for advice, Solskjaer said: "I've probably been influenced by Sir Alex by the 15 years I worked with him of course, but we're different personalities.
"I manage the way I think is the right way – I don't ask anyone how I should manage. It's probably just in my personality.
"I loved working and playing under the gaffer and I learned a lot from him obviously. But it's been a while since we had a conversation and I've not asked him how I should play this one or that one.
"It's been gradual since I came to Manchester United, I have grown into becoming this person. It's not been consciously something I've done, it's just being myself."
