Manchester United's changing of the guard | The Gallery

The transformation is already underway, reckons Dosy Sod Photograph: Photomontage

""Keep your eyes on the prize, Glaswegener. Remember the game. There can be only one!" honks Alan Scott-Moncrieff Photograph: Photomontage

'The evolution of Manchester United has seen the future of the club placed in the hands of a younger, fitter breed,' says Joe Lenehan, who probably won't want to bump into Gary Neville any time soon Photograph: Photomontage

'Time to hand over the hairdryer,' deadpans Kyle Norbury Photograph: Photomontage

'With so many of their staff either retiring or on their last legs, United would be foolish not to open up a branded care home,' reckons David Eadon Photograph: Photomontage

'Once he had replaced Rooney, Fergie and Scholes, David was excited to be looking for a fat Brazilian to replace Anderson after a long dry spell in Liverpool,' cackles Stoush Gibbons Photograph: Photomontage

'Can David Moyes make the required transition from an innocent and fresh-faced young coach to the corrupted leader of an evil empire?' asks Rowan Averill Photograph: Photomontage

'Even though Moyes is the boss now, it'll be hard for him to avoid the fact Fergie's eyes will be on him at all times,' warns Jack Palmer Photograph: Photomontage

"David Moyes feeling kind of insecure about the teaching Sir Alex is providing for his replacement," toots Cesar Souto. Photograph: Photomontage