In terms of managing expectations, David Moyes has done a splendid job so far at Manchester United.
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Raising them might prove tougher though as United's worst start to a season since the early days of his predecessor Alex Ferguson in 1989 has left them down in 12th place in the Premier League after six games.
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Replacing Ferguson always looked like being a tough task for the former Everton manager, especially when all the main title challengers invested heavily in new players during the off-season while United stood still.
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The Reds made only one addition for the new season and Marouane Fellaini, whom Moyes signed from Everton on deadline day, did not even start in the 2-1 defeat by West Bromwich Albion on Saturday, with Moyes opting instead for Brazilian Anderson - a player who rarely got a look-in during Ferguson's latter years.
He is not doing well right now at all I must confess. He has to correct certain things in that club for it to get better!