Showing posts with label Louis van Gaal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Louis van Gaal. Show all posts

Wednesday, 30 December 2015

Manchester United should stick with Louis van Gaal - David Moyes


Louis van Gaal should be given more time to succeed as Manchester United manager -- according to his sacked predecessor, David Moyes.

Wednesday, 23 December 2015

Under-pressure Van Gaal walks out of United news conference


Louis van Gaal walked out of a news conference on Wednesday after becoming annoyed about speculation regarding his future as Manchester United manager.

Sunday, 18 January 2015

Manchester United keen on Seamus Coleman

LVG is in search for quality right-back as Rafael hasn’t played up to his expectations since returning from injury. Manchester United boss feels that Rafael has much more potential in him but he isn’t able to play according to his not up to his mark.
 

Friday, 22 August 2014

Danny Welbeck Future Uncertain At Old Trafford

Danny Welbeck is looking to enter talks with Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal to seek clarity over his Old Trafford future.

Saturday, 16 August 2014

Van Gaal Needs More Signings

Louis van Gaal had warned that these things will take time. David Moyes, watching in a Doha TV studio, ought to have allowed himself some schadenfreude towards the executive vice-chairman who sacked him in April. Indeed, the former Old Trafford boss urged time for his successor.


Swansea Spoils United Home Party For Van Gaal

New Manchester United manager Louis Van Gaal expressed his disappointment after his side lost their first Premier League match of the season.


Sunday, 20 July 2014

Robin van Persie Has New Role At Old Trafford


Louis Van Gaal currently on the lookout for a new skipper following Nemanja Vidic’s exit at the end of last season and Netherlands captain Van Persie has been touted as a candidate to take the armband.

Thursday, 10 July 2014

Louis van Gaal will make his first appearance against Valencia

The 62-year-old is to oversee his final game in charge of the Netherlands when they take on Brazil in Saturday’s World Cup third-place play-off before taking the reins at the Premier League club.


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