The problem with some people today is that they want things to happen immediately, they are not prepared to wait a year or two for things to develop. Not one manager can go into a club and get everything running their way from the first day (admittedly there can be a new manager spike, as with Ole, but then that tails off), even SAF took three years before he had HIS team at Old Trafford, and started to win things, the same with Pep and Klopp. You can see where Ole has started to create his vision of how he feels the club should be run, starting with the academy, the path from academy to first team, and with the first team itself (all within 12 months of being the manager). My gut feeling is that everything feels right about the club now (apart from the owners and Ed, but to be fair to them, the decisions the club has made during the Covid outbreak have been exemplary), there are very good younger players coming through, who can see a path to the first team (although only a handful will make it here), some of the so called 'deadwood' have been moved on (still ongoing), and the signings made have all worked well (James was always going to be a gamble, and possibly a year or two before he develops into what they hope for). A lot of posters point to the fact that Ole is not 'experienced enough' to get the club back to where it belongs, but he is learning every day, as is the coaching staff, and with SAF and Phelan to fall back on, and with new ideas that always comes with a new management system, I see a lot of positives. We have gone down the 'experienced' route twice now, and we all now where that took us. There obviously will be decisions made over Pogba, Ighalo, Sancho, Grealish, Saul etc over the coming weeks/months, but I have full confidence in Ole to get those decisions right, and to get this club back to competing at the very top.