Man United vs. Liverpool: Ronaldo responds to calls for Solskjaer's dismissal.

Cristiano Ronaldo, a Manchester United striker, has stated that manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is not solely to blame for the team's dismal results. 

The players, according to Ronaldo, must also take responsibility. 

With United having only 14 points from their first eight games, Solskjaer has been under increased scrutiny this season. 

The Norwegian's rule will be put to the test again on Sunday when they face Liverpool at home.

Ronaldo has supported Solskjaer ahead of the game, claiming that previous performances and outcomes have as much to do with the players as they do with the manager. 

"We have to [take responsibility],' the 36-year-old told Sky Sports. You will always be criticized if you play for Manchester United or if you are a Manchester United coach, and you must accept that it is part of the job. 

It's normal that you play for one of the world's most prestigious clubs and that all eyes are on you. It's something you'll have to cope with. 

"When we lose, we're all in the same boat, and when we win, we're all in the same boat." 

"You have to cope with the pressure; it's there now, and it'll be there when you win."