article_snippet: There is a lack of realism among United’s critics and some of the supporters this season.
article_snippet: They need to understand and accept that it used to be champagne and caviar with Fergie; last season was bread and water; last season last season’s a bag of chips with one of those little bottles of cheap, weak continental beer.
article_snippet: David Moyes took his former club in the wrong direction in so many ways.
article_snippet: We’re waiting to see if Louis van Gaal is the right man, but United’s football doesn’t look good when compared with the recent greatness.
article_snippet: The champagne and caviar days that supporters were used to under Sir Alex Ferguson are over .
article_snippet: And having sunk to an unimaginable low last season under frankly the wrong manager, expectations of Manchester United need readjustment.
article_snippet: Many of Ferguson's title-winning team in 2013 have left the club and it is hard to replace those players .
article_snippet: Ferguson celebrates winning Ferguson final Premier League title in 2013 before retiring .
article_snippet: Some Manchester United observers seem to think that the signing of a £60million player should automatically return the side to the breathtaking football from a few years ago.
article_snippet: It’s about building a team after that glorious side under Ferguson was decimated.
article_snippet: the breathtaking football has been far from brilliant but the breathtaking football will take time.
article_snippet: There are some surprising positives for United this season –
article_snippet: I understand that United fans want to play football the Fergie way.
article_snippet: Fast forward a couple of seasons and the Manchester United team has been ripped to shreds.
article_snippet: But The rebuild’s unfair to expect 'Fergie football' so soon.
highlights_snippet: Manchester United fans must accept United fans are not the team United fans were under Fergie .
  