Manchester United legend Bryan Robson has sung the praises of manager Erik ten Hag.
Robson has hailed the way in which the Dutchman has brought order into the dressing room, and insisted that it is evident even in the way that the players train.
He told the Daily Mail: "He's brought in the discipline back into United, the way they've got to train, he knows exactly what he wants on the pitch so he sets the players out so that they know the direction they've got to go in.
"That doesn't mean he takes away the flair of the players, but he makes them disciplined and the work rate has got to be there. That shows even in training even on pre-season when I was in Australia with them.
"I watched training every day and the discipline was there to be seen and the players knew that that is back within the group of players.
"Then a couple of the lads were late for a meeting and for me he laid the rules there. So they were late for a meeting, and he went 'well, if you're not disciplined enough to turn up for a meting on time, you're not playing', and put them on the bench.
"It's just things like which you install as a manager where players know the boundaries, and all of a sudden you get more of the discipline on the pitch."
