Fans are not ready for what is about to hit them with Tielemans and Bruno’s pairing.

The ripple effect of Lisandro Martinez reaction last week will be on the players. Like I said, it's good that the outburst came from a player and it's specifically directed to the quality of the players. Shot fired!!

Manchester United against Como again on Wednesday, when will I have peace of mind?

With that Mbeumo positioning, Carrick please keep using him as our striker until we get a replacement. Don't change it.

Oh Manchester United, I beseech thee, do not let my enemy triumph over me today. Give me something to be happy about this fateful day.

Manchester United have survived financial crises, war damage, Munich, relegation and periods of decline. History doesn't guarantee future success. But it reminds us that rebuilding is possible when the club gets its decisions right.

Roy Keane was not loved because he made everyone comfortable. He demanded standards, confronted teammates and treated losing as unacceptable. We need that kinda personality in the dressing room. Lovey dovey will not solve Manchester United problems.

Chelsea, sorry in advance. Everton is feasting on Chelsea in Midday.

DID YOU KNOW? Manchester United won the inaugural Premier League title in 1992/93, ending a 26-year wait for the English league championship.

DID YOU KNOW? Eric Cantona joined Manchester United from Leeds in November 1992. Cantona helped transform the team and played a huge role in ending the club's 26-year wait for a league title. Sometimes one signing changes an entire era.

DID YOU KNOW? When Sir Alex Ferguson arrived at Manchester United in 1986, the club had not won the league since 1967. He didn't inherit a finished dynasty. He built one. That distinction matters when comparing managers across generations.

DID YOU KNOW? Old Trafford opened in 1910. In 1941, German bombing severely damaged the stadium during World War II. United played home matches at Maine Road while Old Trafford was rebuilt. The Theatre of Dreams has literally risen from the ruins.

What did the club have in the 1990s that today's United seems to lack most? The winning mentality? The dressing-room leaders? Ferguson's authority? A clear football identity?

Barcelona, 26 May 1999. United were losing to Bayern Munich until injury time. Then Sheringham scored. Then Solskjær. Two goals. Two minutes. One Treble. If you witnessed that night live, you own a memory generations of football fans will envy.

If you are still clamoring for change of coach as a Manchester United fan, I seriously do not know what to tell you. You should be in Manchester United football kindergarten. You are a learner.

Matt Busby believed in young players before it became a fashionable football strategy. His Busby Babes won league titles with a remarkably young squad. The tragedy of Munich took lives, but it could not erase what that team represented: ambition, youth and belief.

Until Manchester United get into the phase of rebuilding, we ain't going anywhere or achieving anything. Clear out bit by bit and start the rebuild.

Which achievement deserves more respect? A) Busby rebuilding United after Munich and winning the European Cup in 1968 B) Ferguson building the Treble-winning side of 1999 Both created history, but which manager faced the greater challenge?

13 days after Munich, Manchester United played Sheffield Wednesday at Old Trafford. A patched-together team won 3–0. In the middle of grief, the club kept going. Sometimes the most important victories are the ones that keep a club alive.