https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47570578 

7th shortest reign in English football behind: Leroy Rosenior (10 mins), Dave Bassett (4 days), Kevin Cullis (7 days), Martin Ling (9 days), Nicky Adams (13 days), Paul Hart (28 days)

Interference from the chairman apparently. Another owner that just can't keep his fizzog out the limelight. 

bizarre appointment in the first place.

Some of those seem so pointless, they really didnt impress.

Interesting point for me is how Paul Scholes has reacted, some of his comments to the media would put me off from employing him as a manager if I was a chairman of a football team, I don't blame him, but for anyone who's worked in football most of his life - it's a bit strange to see him being so open. I would assume owners get involved quite a lot these days, Oldham are well known for being like this.

He's either being naive or stupid.

The decision doesn't really surprise me TBH, yet it shows a major lack of foresight from Scholes and as I say it would put me off from employing him.

Hopefully he’s on his way to old Trafford to be oles coach staff 

I wouldn't be surprised if he decides management isn't for him, I think he would be a good youth coach. Considering he almost didn't make it at Manchester United due to his size.

TBH I think it shows his inexperience, as a newcomer to management he should try his best to make it work. Resigning is the easy way out, if he had of stuck to it he could have learned a lot more.

Good luck to him with his future, his next decision is an important one.

Wonder where he will be in 28 days time? ???? 

His reasons were leaving were due to not being able to operate as he had been promised when he took the job. Owner interfering

https://mobile.twitter.com/sistoney67/status/1106237480838356993 

The tweet suggestions nothing new, this is the world of football and Paul Scholes perhaps should have made more effort to see out the end of the season. If the chairman is making his job hard or irritating him, well I think resigning is more demanding to his managerial career than it would be just to get on with it.

Nothing new