Louis Van Gaal admits his half-term verdict on his team’s progress reads ‘still not good enough’.
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Louis Van Gaal has promised there is more to come from his Manchester United side — and admits his half-term verdict on his team’s progress reads ‘still not good enough’.
The Dutchman has just completed his first six months in charge at Old Trafford by steering the club to third place in the Premier League and safely to the fourth round of the FA Cup.
But Van Gaal told MUTV: ‘We are in the process. That is still not good enough, in my opinion, but I hope we shall improve.’
United’s boss paid tribute to the club’s fans for their patience as his revamped side suffered a poor start to the season.
He said: ‘The first feeling I had was especially after 11 matches, when we had 13 points and I came into the stadium walking and I thought now the fans shall not be pleased. But they were rising up and clapping their hands when I entered the stadium.
‘I felt not so happy myself because I was responsible and guilty for the results so I am very happy we then won a number of matches in a row.
‘I have had the time to know all my players and they are very good. It’s an exciting time and it’s why I became a manager — because I want to work with young people; it keeps you young and you can make a team out of it.’ – Daily Mail
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