It seems that not a day has gone by recently where Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's job is not in jeopardy, but one of the so-called potential replacements that Man United is reported to have lined up is not buying it.
Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers squashed all talk of him leaving the King Power Stadium for Old Trafford, speaking Thursday ahead of Leicester's match vs. Premier League-leading Chelsea. Rodgers' side entered the international break on the heels of a loss to Arsenal and a draw against Leeds United that saw the club fall to 12th in a league whose table is awfully congested after 11 games, but nevertheless, he has been touted as a candidate to replace Solskjaer, should Man United make the move.