Everything's New For Manchester United Ahead Of 2014/15 Premier League Season: New Manager, New Jersey, New Players, New Style, New Grass

After a terrible 2013/2014 Premier League campaign, it appears that Manchester United are adapting a 'new is always better' approach just weeks ahead of their 2014/15 Premier League season. The club have hired a new manager in Louis Van Gaal, they've announced they will wear a new soccer jersey with Chevrolet as its sponsor, they've signed stars Ander Herrera and Luke Shaw, they will showcase a new style of play and they've even put new grass down at their Old Trafford stadium. Will this all-new approach work for United?

Former manager David Moyes brought in some new changes last year, but they all appeared to be moves that hindered the club. Van Gaal, however, has started to implement changes that will get the club full of energy and excitement once again. Today they revealed and showcased their new home strip for the upcoming season, which will stick to a red theme, with the new Chevrolet logo. The new jersey (pictured above), will be worn by new stars Herrera and Shaw, and quite possibly many more arrivals that people are expecting in the coming weeks.

It's believed that Van Gaal will implement a passing-first, attacking approach, which should appease the United fans who slated their 'boring' style in the previous season. To make this new style as slick an easy as possible the club have laid down a new set of (more expensive) grass, which the players will soon step out on to, preparing for their opening EPL game next month.

Are all these changes good for the club, or could it once again be the case of changing too much, too soon?