Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is confident that results will come once the club brings in reinforcements next month.
The Red Devils succumbed to their 14th defeat of the season on Saturday.
United are currently without ten players through injury and illness.
However, ten Hag is adamant the he is still the right man for the job.
He also believes that Sir James Radcliffe's arrival will bring with it a much-needed change.
The billionaire recently bought a 25% stake in the club and is set to take over football operations.
Ten Hag said as quoted by Manchester Evening News: "I believe that [results will improve]. I know when players return then I am sure this side will be stronger.
"That's the job, you have to clinically analyse this, then you know where it's coming from. We have a lack of routines, we have to work on that."
