Sacking Louis Van Gaal would damage United’s credibility, says David Moyes

David Moyes thinks Manchester United should stand by Louis van Gaal and claims the club would be setting a dangerous precedent if they sacked the Dutchman.

Sacking Louis Van Gaal would damage United’s credibility, says David Moyes
Thu, 31 Dec, 2015 - 00:00
Paul Hirst

Van Gaal is under pressure after his United team embarked upon their worst run in 26 years.

United have dropped out of the top four in the Premier League and were eliminated from the Champions League following a run of eight matches without victory.

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