If the dropping of Cristiano Ronaldo is anything to go by, Ralf Rangnick looks very much set to make big, bold calls to change Manchester United's dire form around.
Even though stand-in boss Michael Carrick insisted team selection was purely on his own shoulders against Chelsea last Sunday, there was a distinct impression of the Rangnick hallmark, as the omission of Ronaldo favoured a forward line more suited to pressing the opposition's defenders high up the pitch.
The demoted Ronaldo, unsurprisingly, did not appear to be content with it in the slightest and stormed off down the tunnel after the game.