With Manchester United, it’s usually Deja-vu. The start for the season is full of hope, the acquired players are fit for purpose, and the rebuild is going in the right direction. But as soon as the results are bad (and they always are), the manager is under pressure, and the recruitment was not good. For United fans, it’s just the same old pattern and they probably have a feeling that of a dog chasing his tail. And after collecting just five points out of five Premier League games, the pressure on Old Trafford is back on. And former Manchester United players are the ones to comment on their club and coach.Crisis deepens: Lucky United barely escape defeat against Premier League's bottom sideOne of them is Paul Scholes, who choose not to criticize his former teammate Michael Carrick, but rather the scouting department.”Michael must be really disappointed with what has happened in the June transfer window. I reckon behind the scenes he thinks he's been let down. What Michael did last year was very, very good. The most important time for Michael was the start of this season. These games now are where you put a marker down, it gives you a foundation for the rest of the season" he said on ‘The Good, The Bad & The Football’ YouTube podcast.Legendary Red Devil to Bruno: "Keep your mouth shut"Then, the former United’s midfielder went on to blame the club for lack of quality recruitment.“It feels quite sad to say this but Man United are a club now that are not trying to win the league with recruitment. Santos, Baleba, they've brought players in that physically they may be better. Santos played 11 games for Chelsea, ty paid 50million pounds for him. But he's not getting into the team, now Baleba might make a bit of difference. But again, if you're recruiting at the start of the season for Manchester United, it should be for players that you think you can go and win the league with. I think they're a million miles away. The players they've bought aren't making them any better” said Scholes.21:00: (2.10) Notts County (3.35) Grimzby (3.25)