Manchester United manager Old Gunnar Solskjaer admits he's concerned about the club falling apart after Sunday's protests.
Solskjaer is worried about the tension between the support and the club's owners.
He said, "Of course, it has be a united football club. To make things grow you need to give it patience. I'm hopeful that in time we can unite and come together.
"Friction and challenge is sometimes good to move things forward, the last few weeks have been difficult. I've had backing. I've been put in charge and responsible for results and football matters.
"I understand fans want to see results and trophies. Hopefully they can see this team is moving forward, hopefully we can get to a final tomorrow. That's the short-term fix, then we'll have to take it from there."
