It's over, "says Van Gaal amid reports of Mourinho
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal left the hotel campus on
Sunday saying "ended" amid reports it was about to be replaced by Jose
Mourinho.
Louis Van Gaal
Dutch boss Van Gaal was greeted by fans waiting for the Red Devils after the final Cup victory over Crystal Palace United at Wembley on Saturday. When asked by a reporter from Sky Sports if he had time to talk, van Gaal replied: "It's over." Whether that meant he had been captured by the States was not immediately clear. But the brief remark 64-year-old former manager of Netherlands fuel speculation that is on his way out of Old Trafford. As soon as United lifted the FA Cup then in the British media reports they emerged that former Chelsea manager Mourinho would replace one-time mentor Van Gaal. For everyone who finished the season with a trophy, United did not sustained by the title of the Premier League and failed to qualify for the Champions Challenge. United fans were also unhappy with the mark of his football team played under van Gaal, who many felt was against traditional style attack club. Mourinho saw his second stint as coach of Chelsea ends with the sack in December after last season's champions made a miserable start to the defense of their Premier League title. The Portuguese coach may have won trophies in various European leagues, but has never stayed at a club more than three years and three months accumulated in its first stage at Chelsea. But former United defender Phil Neville said that even if Mourinho was only at Old Trafford for a brief time, would bring trophies to the club. "I can not see staying too long at Manchester United, maybe two or three years, which seems to be their life in a football club," Neville told BBC Radio on Sunday. "When Joseph ends in a club that tends to be a pattern in which it falls with some players who are unhappy and falls of the team." It happened at Chelsea, which undoubtedly occurred at Real Madrid, where there were rumors he quarreled with some players. "It's a pattern with Joseph, who enters a club, he gets success, but will not stay for long." States have already been able to finish higher than fourth in the Premier League in any of the three seasons since his legendary manager Alex Ferguson retired. For a club of the stature of States represents a shameful record, but Neville believes Mourinho, who won three Premier League titles with Chelsea, you can transform their fortunes. "He is a born winner, a proven champion," Neville said. "United fans want a team that will fight for the league title, is not a team that finishes seventh or fifth, and Joseph is probably the man for the job." Knowing Joseph like me, I think it will have done its task and he is meticulous in his planning. "He knows that he wants and at the beginning States be required to sign those players States to become championship rivals again."
Louis Van Gaal
Louis van Gaal
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Louis van Gaal
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/says-van-gaal-amid-mourinho-reports/
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/says-van-gaal-amid-mourinho-reports/
Louis van Gaal
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/says-van-gaal-amid-mourinho-reports/
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/says-van-gaal-amid-mourinho-reports/
Dutch boss Van Gaal was greeted by fans waiting for the Red Devils after the final Cup victory over Crystal Palace United at Wembley on Saturday. When asked by a reporter from Sky Sports if he had time to talk, van Gaal replied: "It's over." Whether that meant he had been captured by the States was not immediately clear. But the brief remark 64-year-old former manager of Netherlands fuel speculation that is on his way out of Old Trafford. As soon as United lifted the FA Cup then in the British media reports they emerged that former Chelsea manager Mourinho would replace one-time mentor Van Gaal. For everyone who finished the season with a trophy, United did not sustained by the title of the Premier League and failed to qualify for the Champions Challenge. United fans were also unhappy with the mark of his football team played under van Gaal, who many felt was against traditional style attack club. Mourinho saw his second stint as coach of Chelsea ends with the sack in December after last season's champions made a miserable start to the defense of their Premier League title. The Portuguese coach may have won trophies in various European leagues, but has never stayed at a club more than three years and three months accumulated in its first stage at Chelsea. But former United defender Phil Neville said that even if Mourinho was only at Old Trafford for a brief time, would bring trophies to the club. "I can not see staying too long at Manchester United, maybe two or three years, which seems to be their life in a football club," Neville told BBC Radio on Sunday. "When Joseph ends in a club that tends to be a pattern in which it falls with some players who are unhappy and falls of the team." It happened at Chelsea, which undoubtedly occurred at Real Madrid, where there were rumors he quarreled with some players. "It's a pattern with Joseph, who enters a club, he gets success, but will not stay for long." States have already been able to finish higher than fourth in the Premier League in any of the three seasons since his legendary manager Alex Ferguson retired. For a club of the stature of States represents a shameful record, but Neville believes Mourinho, who won three Premier League titles with Chelsea, you can transform their fortunes. "He is a born winner, a proven champion," Neville said. "United fans want a team that will fight for the league title, is not a team that finishes seventh or fifth, and Joseph is probably the man for the job." Knowing Joseph like me, I think it will have done its task and he is meticulous in his planning. "He knows that he wants and at the beginning States be required to sign those players States to become championship rivals again."
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