The Indian Express (Delhi Edition)
Back on track
are not used to being sixth on the points table. While all but the most die-hard fan of the Red Devils would believe that the best the club can hope for this season is a top-four finish, there are signs that the tide may be turning at Old Trafford for the first time since the departure of Alex Ferguson.
MANCHESTER UNITED
Trafford faithful never really warmed up to David Moyes and Louis van Gaal, who they believed neither appreciated the United legacy or the traditional attacking approach. Whenever these two managers tried to get the fans behind the team, the move backfired. But the terraces have more faith in Jose Mourinho, who has come with a record of success wherever he has gone. When he exhorted the fans to create the right atmosphere, it had the desired effect.
THE OLD
of proven names like Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Paul Pogba has signalled intent that United wants to challenge for the biggest prizes. The Swede, especially, has made a huge impact with his goals and strength of personality. Pogba is also showing why United broke the bank for him.
THE ARRIVAL