Football 2015/16 December | Memphis and Wayne and the dying Gaal

By Baconsaurus Go To PostReturn them

By Prolapse Go To Postyes mate, facism @ gaf.

cheers blud

By LFMartins86 Go To PostXenoverse at 20$ in the US PSN Store? Hmm….

Louis van Gaal is still clinging onto his job as Manchester United manager because club officials want to stand by their word and give him the chance to meet the effective ultimatum he was set, sources have told ESPN FC.

Sources said Van Gaal was told before Saturday's 2-1 home defeat against Norwich City that he had to get at least two wins from the next three games, with United due to play Stoke City away on the Dec. 26 and Chelsea at home on Dec. 28, and he admitted he feared the sack after the weekend's loss.

Sources said some United officials hoped the 64-year-old would resign after that loss and felt they should sack him if he did not.

Van Gaal temporarily remains in the job, however, because of the majority of the hierarchy feel it would be against United club tradition not to stick to their word and give him the chance to win the next two games.

By confuziz Go To PostCan't

By Baconsaurus Go To PostWhy not

By n8 Go To PostDead man walking in the job. Just get rid instead of pussy footing you colossal wankers. Don't make him fucking fear for his job.

By Laboured Go To PostLvG has to win the next 2 games to keep his job apparently:

http://www.espnfc.co.uk/manchester-united/story/2767979/man-united-stand-by-van-gaal-ultimatum-sources


Bit pointless if you ask me if there really are genuine issues in the dressing room.

ESPN FC was told that United also feel it is important to do that because of the good relationship with Van Gaal, and because some are mindful of the likelihood that this is his last job in football and do not want it to end in unnecessarily sour or unfair fashion.

By FlutterPuffs Go To Posthttps://streamable.com/cww8

LOOOOOOOOOL

By Woodenpapangus Go To PostConfuziz see if you can get your bank to cancel the transaction, if you paid with credit card. I did that once when a company I bought from went bankrupt

By Woodenpapangus Go To PostConfuziz see if you can get your bank to cancel the transaction, if you paid with credit card. I did that once when a company I bought from went bankrupt

By Linius Go To PostLol confuziz. Why didn't you buy bijenkorf gift cards instead? That's the kind of department store civilised people go to.

By Elchele Go To Post16$ actually.

By FlutterPuffs Go To PostWhy would depay go without Van Gaal?

By confuziz Go To PostHe is the reason he went to United instead of PSG according to the PSV insiders

I wanted to multiquote but my Huawei doesn't like that

By bud Go To Postand what about those gift cards you can use anywhere? why didn't you buy one of those.

By bud Go To Postand what about those gift cards you can use anywhere? why didn't you buy one of those.

By Pennywise Go To PostKicker is also reporting that Pep to City is done.
They had their own sources in England.

By Frustrated_me Go To PostThat being said, what a cluster fuck move to ditch Carlo. He was truly meant for us.

By Mister0079 Go To Postcarlotti really was the perfect manager for us, only lost la liga by 2 points and reached CL semi-finals while playing good football. we lost because of the lack of depth and just bad luck, he was not to blame. he won la decima and the copa del rey the year before that for fucks sake.

again, fuck perez. nobody wanted carlo gone except for him. not the fans, not the players.

By Frustrated_me Go To PostWith regards to human to human relations, man management of sorts, is Rafa the worst in the game today? How can he make so many enemies everywhere he goes?

By Frustrated_me Go To PostAgreed 100%

What a run we gave to get back into the league title race, but unfortunately a streak of bad injuries fucked us over. Two points difference with arguably one of the best Barca teams at the time. Carlo had his faults, as all world class managers do, but he really was born to take us into another level. Too bad he wasn't given the transfer window and opportunity to truly build his own team. I'm confident he'll return one day.

By flabber Go To PostIt has to be between him and van Gaal.

And so this feels like a potentially watershed moment. If the Rafa "experiment" is deemed not to have worked, it will spark a wider public referendum on whether or not the Florentino regime is fundamentally flawed. You could help galvanise that debate and, as such, do your current club a huge favour. Democratise it, modernise it, give it balance, give it a chance at a proper football philosophy.

It's up to you, Zizou mon brave. It's just like your life on the football pitch – time to do the smart, challenging, forward-thinking thing, not just the easy, obvious one.

With the greatest respect, GH

By Frustrated_me Go To PostWith regards to human to human relations, man management of sorts, is Rafa the worst in the game today? How can he make so many enemies everywhere he goes?.

By Killer7 Go To PostApparently Gaal stormed out of press conference after being asked about his future.

Daniel Taylor ‏@DTguardian

Press conf lasted 4mins 58secs. Key line pre-walkout: Van Gaal said he had received assurances from Woodward, Ferguson and Gill

By confuziz Go To PostBecause of the bankruptcy m8

I have a double degree in economics remember

Has anybody in this room not a feeling to apologise to me? That’s what I’m wondering.

I think I was already sacked, I read. I have been sacked. My colleague (Mourinho) was here already. What do you think happens with my wife or my kids? Or with my grandchildren?

Or with the fans of Manchester United? Or my friends? What do you think? They have called me a lot of times and also Arsene Wenger is saying something about that. So you think that I want to talk with the media now. I am here only because of the Premier League rules.

I have to talk with you. But I can only see when I say something that you use my words in your context. And I want to say only I have tried to lift the confidence of my players. I have done everything this week.

I held meetings with the players with my members of staff, I hold a Christmas lunch, I did a speech and I feel the warmth and support of everybody in Carrington, this AON Training Complex.

But I didn’t feel that in the media and of course I can imagine that you can write about that subject. We are not in a good position but four weeks ago we were first in the Premier League and in four weeks’ time we can be back in that position again.

No I don’t think that you can do that because you have to stick by the facts and when I get calls off Alex Ferguson and David Gill and Ed Woodward because you are creating something that is not good, what is not being the facts, now I have to answer questions. I don’t think I want to do it.

I only say now I am focused on Stoke City, I help my players. I wish you a Merry Christmas and also maybe a Happy New Year when I see you.

Enjoy the wine and a mince pie.