In a revealing interview, Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer gives us an insight into his life while answering the Internet's most-searched questions about himself!
He does go on to talk about that famous winning goal in 1999 though, saying it cost him the experience of playing an extra 30 minutes in a Champions League final.
"When you are in the moment and you are there you are just so focused because we are so fine-tuned as professional athletes, you've got to be focused on your job," he told Sky Sports.
"You cannot think about the magnitude of the occasion. And for me, the goal in the Champions League final it's something you dream of but when I scored it you were just in the moment. It's not like you can explain.
"We are so focused, and it ruined my dream of playing another half an hour in a Champions League final because when Teddy (Sheringham) equalized I thought: 'Wow, these 30 minutes of extra time will make me a better player.'
"But then I scored the goal and it didn't make me a better player. Playing 30 minutes extra in a Champions league final would have been good experience for me but I'd rather take the goal."
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I really think United should judge Solskjaer when he has a fully fit team. The squad is already thin and lack quality then he loses two of his best players for most of the season. Give him until the rest of the season he is working the hardest job on the planet with an incompetent board and terrible luck with injuries. If United can get to January in touching distance of top 4 then Ole can put pressure on the board to bring in at least 2 players in January. A back up striker and a midfielder, doesn't even have to he a number 10 just a midfielder to add numbers in the position. Christian Eriksen, Bruno Fernandez, are all players United can sign in the January window for a low cost because of squad status, cotract situation or position in the league. Ole is doing his job all he needs is the owners to help him and we will see a different United.