After Sir Alex Ferdin announced his departure from Manchester United in 2013, David Moyes, Luis van Gaal, Jose Mourinho and Ole Solskjaer all sat in the hottest seats in football, trying to bring United back to their glory days, but with little success.
United welcomed germany's 5th manager in the post-Ferguson era
Now that German coach Ralph Ronnick has officially joined the Red Devils, can he bring about a change for Manchester United? Can he adapt to the rhythm and environment of the Premier League as a player and coaching career in Germany? After acting manager Carrick brought the team an unbeaten record of 3 wins and 1 draw, what can Lonnick's first coaching game bring to the anticipated Manchester United fans?
A look back at the first game of the four managers in the post-Ferguson era and what happened after that may help us to guess more boldly.
David Moyes lifted the Community Shield in his first game in charge of Manchester United in 2013
As Ferguson's hand-picked successor, he led Manchester United to the glory of the Community Shield and began his manchester United managerial career. United had the opportunity to win the Community Shield in the Red Devils' first official game thanks in large part to Ferguson's 2012-13 Premier League title as his farewell gift. That's why the team was able to compete with FA Cup champion Wigan Athletic for the honour in the final.
Robin Van Persie's triumph twice helped the team win the title, perhaps also provided Moyes with a false sense of security.
A week later, the Scot led United to an easy 4-1 win over Swansea in his first Premier League game in charge, with Van Persie and Dannyville Baker each leaving a memorable week for Moyes.
However, United soon faced the worst start in Premier League history, with the Red Devils losing 2-0 to former club Everton's Moyes on his own coffin board as they lost 2-0 to former club Everton.
The Dutchman was warmly welcomed by the fans before the first game against Swansea, but the smile stiffened before it lasted 90 minutes
Dutchman Louis van Gaal finished third in the 2014 World Cup with the Netherlands before heading to Manchester to become the new United manager.
Like Moyes, the former Ajax, Barcelona and Bayern Munich's first Premier League game has returned to Swansea, but unlike his predecessor, the victory has not come as expected.
Despite a warm welcome before the match, it proved to be an unforgettable debut, and although Juan Mata scored one goal first, he was eventually defeated by Swansea with two consecutive goals.
Soon after, after a humiliating 0-4 defeat to Milton Keynes, who had just been in League One for 10 years, Van Gaal's coaching crisis broke out. His near-paranoid personality, dressing room management, relationships with the media, control of the team's injuries and so on have been criticized on and off the pitch.
Although he did lead Manchester United to the FA Cup in 2016, the club had had enough, announcing his dismissal two days after he won the FA Cup, the only trophy left by the Dutchman to coach the team.
Like Moyes, Mourinho won the Community Shield in his first Manchester United game and then won in the Premier League
Surprisingly similar to Moyes' debut, Jesse Lingard's flash of inspiration, the newly signed Ibrahimovic headgun in the summer, beat the recently crowned Premier League champions Leicester City 2-1, helping Mourinho win the Community Shield in his first game. That was the beginning of his honeymoon with Manchester United.
A week later, Mourinho beat Bournemouth 3-1 in his first Premier League game, with Juan Mata, Rooney and Ibrahimovic respectively contributing.
The Magic Bird continued to achieve League Cup and Europa League success that season, but United were only sixth in the Premier League. This doesn't bode well.
In the following 2017-18 season, Mourinho led the Red Devils to second place in the Premier League, their highest points and ranking since Ferguson's retirement in 2013, but underperformed at the start of the 2018-19 new season, finishing only 6th after 17 rounds, leaving the title race early to allow "The Special One" to be sacked in December.
With Jose Mourinho's departure, United appointed former legend and club icon Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as interim manager until the end of the 2018-19 season.
In the Norwegian's first match, United beat Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's former club Cardiff City 5-1, with a double-header by Marcus Rashford, Ander Herrera, Anthony Martial and Jesse Lingard putting Wales in a bind.
It was the first time United had scored five or more goals since Ferguson's last game drew 5-5 with West Brom and marked the start of a series of extraordinary games.
He won 14 of his first 19 games at the helm to secure the managership he dreamed of.
Two and a half years later, with disastrous defeats against Liverpool, Manchester City and Watford at the start of the season, coupled with the failure to win a trophy after several semi-final crotch and Europa League defeats, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's fairy tale with Manchester United is finally coming to an end.
Debut Crystal Palace Manchester United 1-goal win is not easy
Relying on Fred's world wave goal, Germany's veteran Ronnick's debut all three points, coupled with Carrick's three unbeaten games, Manchester United's last four games have won three and drawn, it is particularly worth mentioning that this is the first time that Manchester United has conceded zero goals in the past 15 games, which is also a strong rebound. But throughout the game, Manchester United did not play easily against the non-BIG6 team Crystal Palace, and the team's tactical requirements for him obviously need time to digest. Including the transformation of the team's lineup after the arrival of the winter window transfer period, it is also worth paying attention to.
After all, the 5th Manchester United manager in the post-Ferguson era, Lonnick,Lonnick,000, has only just begun to transform the team.