Sir Bobby Charlton is extremely confident that Manchester United's struggles are now behind them.
The Red Devils were very mediocre under David Moyes last season and have started the 2014/15 campaign without a win in four outings under new boss Louis van Gaal.
But club legend Charlton believes the Dutchman is the right man to take United forward and feels that things at Old Trafford will only get better from now on.
"The manager is in charge of the team and in charge of the players, and he has given me and most of the fans some good news really and it is good news," he said.
"We won't struggle anymore.
"We've started with some new players and we've not been playing well, but we will play well.
"I think that it's going to be a great adventure of how we pull ourselves round to get back to the way it used to be.
"I think it will [take time to adjust]. When you think of the players, the really great players that want to play for us, I feel really quite happy."
