Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists the board are beginning to communicate with the support.
Solskjaer spoke today at his Europa League presser and Sunday's protests dominated the conference.
He said, "It's my job and focus to be on the results, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to realise that.
"Other individuals have started already. We're discussing with the fans and communicating with fan groups, which is going to be massive with us going forward. I would be sad if the players got all the good work disrupted. Our focus is on playing well and getting to a final now.
"We want to listen. It has to be in a peaceful manner. Voice your opinions. We need to communicate better as a club. They all accepted it was the wrong thing to do [the European Super League].
"I know our fans want a team that is playing attacking football, winning trophies, working hard towards getting better results. We want to be a Man United team and I know that, for our fans, results are important. It's something we're working on and that's my responsibility. I can see that's what the players are doing."
