I like that he's willing to put players back in their boxes and bench/banish them if they aren't doing what is expected at Manchester United. Finally there's signs of actually wanting some standards about the place, for far too long player power has been way too influential here. There were signs of ETH trying it early on before the same old suspects got picked and the likes of Amad frozen out so let's hope we don't see another false dawn. I also hope this approach is supported by the high ups and certain players aren't forced back upon him
I liked the comment that he sees everything, reminded me of SAF.
The football isn't great yet, but he's barely been in charge a month, it took Klopp time, I'd consider this season a free hit (ideally getting top 4) for him to get his system in place, and a proper handle on who the bad apples are/who won't fit and start to oust them. I'd like to see him start to introduce a couple of the kids who are close to being ready (I don't watch the youth games, are there any?) Obviously today wasn't the game for it, but it would send a further message to those underperformers, and also let him see which are nearly ready enough that we could use them in a position to invest elsewhere as our funds seem so limited
He has a big decision coming up in the not too distant future about Bruno I think