Manchester United manager Louis Van Gaal bullish after ‘very good year’

Louis van Gaal believes 2015 should largely be regarded as “a very good year” for Manchester United despite their current woes.

Manchester United manager Louis Van Gaal bullish after ‘very good year’
Fri, 01 Jan, 2016 - 00:00
Paul Hirst

United are out of the Champions League and in the middle of their worst run for 26 seasons, but manager Van Gaal thinks it is wrong to judge the year based on their December displays.

After a dour 0-0 draw against PSV and a stalemate against Leicester, United began the month with a goalless encounter against West Ham.

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