The conversation around veteran Trafford has switched from Manchester United’s dull play to the job security of their Dutch manager. We look at the reasons whyProgress was the demand of Louis van Gaal when he became the 22nd manager of Manchester United in July 2014. As his second season started he was in credit. The club was back in the Champions League,the major surgery required on the squad had brought in 13 major unique players, and United were again established as serious title contenders.
Following the murky days of the David Moyes campaign in 2013-14 that ended after 34 Premier League games and United heading for a seventh-place finish, and some of the swagger had been restored. apart from the plodding style that was acceptable during a first season of renaissance has become a glaring issue as results plunge.
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Source: theguardian.com