United have appointed Michael Carrick as head coach as they seek to avoid the same mistakes they made under Ruben Amorim who was sacked last week after a disappointing string of results.
Carrick, who replaced Fletcher this week, has told the club's Inside Carrington podcast what he wants to bring to the side who are out of the FA Cup, EFL Cup and are 7th in the Premier League table.
"We want to win games. You know, it goes without saying, we want to win games. There are different ways of doing it, of course, different scenarios, different situations in games. You might have to play a certain way.
“But for me, it's working with the player, I love working with the players and helping them get better which will hopefully help the team improve and be there to support them. We are all in it together. I think it's important that we all look after each other.
“But of course, listen, I know it comes down to results. Hopefully we can play a really exciting type of football and be positive. I want to be off my seat.
“I want to be enjoying watching the boys play, and results obviously need to come with that. Obviously you can feel my kind of enthusiasm for it because I'm buzzing to get started and see what we can do."
Carrick faces Manchester City this weekend at Old Trafford in his first game in charge, a tough test for the interim boss, who doesn’t have long to instil the changes he wants to make.