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Why in the hell should we play kids when we have experienced players. All Van Gaal does is gives youngsters a chance. Whether they are successful or not is thoroughly down to them.

Simple. We have 14 players over 25 with alot of players playing more than one position like young, blind, Rooney etc. The policy allows youth to get in to the team by numbers alone.
I'm totally confused now. You're trying to argue that LVG is some genius youth developer but no chance in hell should you get a game under him in the league cup or against league 2 opposition in the FA cup unless there is an injury crisis?
 
Tomorrow's exclusive in the Sunday Mail:

The REAL mastermind behind the class of 1992. Reporter: Santi 'kin Deluded

Louis Van Gaal has sensationally revealed his most staggering feat in management to date. Known for his work in laying foundations in the great Barcelona and Bayern Munich teams of the 21st century, the Dutch mastermind has now declared that he was also responsible for the treble winning miracles of the great Manchester United team of 1999.

Time traveller

Until now, the canny *********** has demonstrated powers in influencing football success far into the future in teams he had long since left. Now, his latest revelation suggests he can do the same to teams' historical successes. 'Ah yesh, the process at Manchester is of course responsible for the trophies they won twenty years ago', the erudite Van Gaal revealed in yesterdays interview, 'the work of Giggs, of Nicky Butt, Beckham, all of that was me'.

It turns out that the unprecedented period of success in the 1990s and early 2000 was not the result of the previous management at the club, in fact it can be attributed to the revolutionary genius of the Dutchman. Buy tomorrow's Sunday Mail to hear more about this and how Leicester's run this year was all because of Van Gaal's impending appointment there.
 
I heard that he lost two notebooks, one at Tottenham and the other one at Leicester.
 
Tomorrow's exclusive in the Sunday Mail:

The REAL mastermind behind the class of 1992. Reporter: Santi 'kin Deluded

Louis Van Gaal has sensationally revealed his most staggering feat in management to date. Known for his work in laying foundations in the great Barcelona and Bayern Munich teams of the 21st century, the Dutch mastermind has now declared that he was also responsible for the treble winning miracles of the great Manchester United team of 1999.

Time traveller

Until now, the canny *********** has demonstrated powers in influencing football success far into the future in teams he had long since left. Now, his latest revelation suggests he can do the same to teams' historical successes. 'Ah yesh, the process at Manchester is of course responsible for the trophies they won twenty years ago', the erudite Van Gaal revealed in yesterdays interview, 'the work of Giggs, of Nicky Butt, Beckham, all of that was me'.

It turns out that the unprecedented period of success in the 1990s and early 2000 was not the result of the previous management at the club, in fact it can be attributed to the revolutionary genius of the Dutchman. Buy tomorrow's Sunday Mail to hear more about this and how Leicester's run this year was all because of Van Gaal's impending appointment there.

The Sunday Mail is not the most reputable source so I'm gonna take a plunge and call bullshit on this one.
 
Tomorrow's exclusive in the Sunday Mail:

The REAL mastermind behind the class of 1992. Reporter: Santi 'kin Deluded

Louis Van Gaal has sensationally revealed his most staggering feat in management to date. Known for his work in laying foundations in the great Barcelona and Bayern Munich teams of the 21st century, the Dutch mastermind has now declared that he was also responsible for the treble winning miracles of the great Manchester United team of 1999.

Time traveller

Until now, the canny *********** has demonstrated powers in influencing football success far into the future in teams he had long since left. Now, his latest revelation suggests he can do the same to teams' historical successes. 'Ah yesh, the process at Manchester is of course responsible for the trophies they won twenty years ago', the erudite Van Gaal revealed in yesterdays interview, 'the work of Giggs, of Nicky Butt, Beckham, all of that was me'.

It turns out that the unprecedented period of success in the 1990s and early 2000 was not the result of the previous management at the club, in fact it can be attributed to the revolutionary genius of the Dutchman. Buy tomorrow's Sunday Mail to hear more about this and how Leicester's run this year was all because of Van Gaal's impending appointment there.
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Rashford would still be in the reserves were it not Rooney, Martial and Keane being injured. The fact that LVG would even consider taking credit for his emergence is an insult to Warren Joyce and the rest of the youth coaches at the club.

I look forward to the day we finally rid ourselves of LVG and his filosofy. The day can't come soon enough.

Yeah that's pissed me off, he's a ridiculous egotist.

He's basically saying it's by his design that if all our other players are injured and because we failed to sign anyone else that these players play. Well no shit. If De Gea is injured and Romero saves a penalty no doubt that would be Van Gaal's genius as well.

If seniors were fit he wouldn't have got a look in so LvG can't then take any credit. If he gave him game time whilst others were available that's a different situation.

Just no need to make it all about him.
 
Tomorrow's exclusive in the Sunday Mail:

The REAL mastermind behind the class of 1992. Reporter: Santi 'kin Deluded

Louis Van Gaal has sensationally revealed his most staggering feat in management to date. Known for his work in laying foundations in the great Barcelona and Bayern Munich teams of the 21st century, the Dutch mastermind has now declared that he was also responsible for the treble winning miracles of the great Manchester United team of 1999.

Time traveller

Until now, the canny *********** has demonstrated powers in influencing football success far into the future in teams he had long since left. Now, his latest revelation suggests he can do the same to teams' historical successes. 'Ah yesh, the process at Manchester is of course responsible for the trophies they won twenty years ago', the erudite Van Gaal revealed in yesterdays interview, 'the work of Giggs, of Nicky Butt, Beckham, all of that was me'.

It turns out that the unprecedented period of success in the 1990s and early 2000 was not the result of the previous management at the club, in fact it can be attributed to the revolutionary genius of the Dutchman. Buy tomorrow's Sunday Mail to hear more about this and how Leicester's run this year was all because of Van Gaal's impending appointment there.
I know I'm quoting this post for a second time, but having seen the Super Rugby team I support stink out my Saturday night, this has given me a good laugh. Excellent interpretation of what Santiago would write about king van Gaal had he been a journo. Thanks, @Crustanoid for the laugh.
 
No need to make it all about him????

Most of this board want fecking Mourinho next. FFS.

Mourinho is an extreme version of what Fergie did to pull attention of the struggling players.

Van Gaal largely refuses to take any of the blame or negative attention but will try to take the praise.
 
I know I'm quoting this post for a second time, but having seen the Super Rugby team I support stink out my Saturday night, this has given me a good laugh. Excellent interpretation of what Santiago would write about king van Gaal had he been a journo. Thanks, @Crustanoid for the laugh.

Basterd! I was just going to watch it.
 
While we're forced to play youngsters in other positions, it makes little sense to sacrifice the experience we do have to give another youngster a run out.

He's not getting in ahead of Mata or Herrera right now and he hasn't got the pace of Lingard or Rashford which is currently a key tool tactically.


And thats my point. When we have full team avaiable young players still dont a get a chance.Now LVG is.forced to play youngesters he cannot take any credit for that.
 
Basterd! I was just going to watch it.
Sorry for ruining it but I recommend you don't watch it. Think of United's most boring game this season, the Reds vs Force game tops any boring United game from the last two seasons. It made United under van Gaal like watching Barcelona. The earlier games from today were good though.
 
Sorry for ruining it but I recommend you don't watch it. Think of United's most boring game this season, the Reds vs Force game tops any boring United game from the last two seasons. It made United under van Gaal like watching Barcelona. The earlier games from today were good though.

Thanks for the warning, I wanted to see the "new" Reds.
 
I never once said iv been researching or understanding about the WC or anything to do about Qatar.

How has that got anything to do with LVG.

On the other hand, I have researched LVG up enough to know that things like the philosophy is more than possesion football.

I have said LVG's influence with kids from about 2 years ago nearly. When it arrived and its so painfully obvious, people still figure out reasons to not believe in it.

You have 3 times more youngsters than experienced and players in prime alone - Surely - that is planned.

How can anyone think it is not. If you wanted to use older players when injuries arise - he wouldn't have 22 young players circulating around the first team.

You're quoting people that are praising LVG and due to your obvious delusion you're taking everything they say about him for granted as long as they praise him, you've mentioned Xavi earlier before in some thread about how he influenced him and all that shit. I've said that Xavi also claimed that everything is alright as far as preps for WC in Qatar are concerned as soon as he moved to Qatar league from Barcelona. I hoped that you'd figure that my implication is that sometimes people talk shit because of certain circumstances that are imposed on them. I was hoping for too much it seems.

And again, no, what's happening now is not planned. Before CBJ, Varela, Riley, Love got sniff of football fecking wingers played ahead of them, makeshift CBs played ahead of them, fecking hell, even Lingard played as a wingback in 352 ahead of proper fullbacks. That's not cohesive and planned youth development because it would not happen if we weren't struck by, yet another, injury crisis. Wilson was rotting on bench, Januzaj was sent on a shit loan because he was not getting time, Pereira is rotting on bench. That's a part of that fantastic development too? Throwing players into deep water as well?

Credit where it's due because he plays youth but feck off with the 'everything was planed' notion because it's borderline retarded.
 
Tomorrow's exclusive in the Sunday Mail:

The REAL mastermind behind the class of 1992. Reporter: Santi 'kin Deluded

Louis Van Gaal has sensationally revealed his most staggering feat in management to date. Known for his work in laying foundations in the great Barcelona and Bayern Munich teams of the 21st century, the Dutch mastermind has now declared that he was also responsible for the treble winning miracles of the great Manchester United team of 1999.

Time traveller

Until now, the canny *********** has demonstrated powers in influencing football success far into the future in teams he had long since left. Now, his latest revelation suggests he can do the same to teams' historical successes. 'Ah yesh, the process at Manchester is of course responsible for the trophies they won twenty years ago', the erudite Van Gaal revealed in yesterdays interview, 'the work of Giggs, of Nicky Butt, Beckham, all of that was me'.

It turns out that the unprecedented period of success in the 1990s and early 2000 was not the result of the previous management at the club, in fact it can be attributed to the revolutionary genius of the Dutchman. Buy tomorrow's Sunday Mail to hear more about this and how Leicester's run this year was all because of Van Gaal's impending appointment there.

:lol:
So much effort. While I come out with theories and reputable peoples quotes you Come out with absolutely shit. :lol::lol::lol:
 
You're quoting people that are praising LVG and due to your obvious delusion you're taking everything they say about him for granted as long as they praise him, you've mentioned Xavi earlier before in some thread about how he influenced him and all that shit. I've said that Xavi also claimed that everything is alright as far as preps for WC in Qatar are concerned as soon as he moved to Qatar league from Barcelona. I hoped that you'd figure that my implication is that sometimes people talk shit because of certain circumstances that are imposed on them. I was hoping for too much it seems.

And again, no, what's happening now is not planned. Before CBJ, Varela, Riley, Love got sniff of football fecking wingers played ahead of them, makeshift CBs played ahead of them, fecking hell, even Lingard played as a wingback in 352 ahead of proper fullbacks. That's not cohesive and planned youth development because it would not happen if we weren't struck by, yet another, injury crisis. Wilson was rotting on bench, Januzaj was sent on a shit loan because he was not getting time, Pereira is rotting on bench. That's a part of that fantastic development too? Throwing players into deep water as well?

Credit where it's due because he plays youth but feck off with the 'everything was planed' notion because it's borderline retarded.

The feck does xavi's thought on the world cup bare any resemblance to what LVG did with him as a kid. Mate, there have pleanty of people who have belittled LVG on the professional scene; come up with their quotes and then we can have a discussion.
 
You're quoting people that are praising LVG and due to your obvious delusion you're taking everything they say about him for granted as long as they praise him, you've mentioned Xavi earlier before in some thread about how he influenced him and all that shit. I've said that Xavi also claimed that everything is alright as far as preps for WC in Qatar are concerned as soon as he moved to Qatar league from Barcelona. I hoped that you'd figure that my implication is that sometimes people talk shit because of certain circumstances that are imposed on them. I was hoping for too much it seems.

And again, no, what's happening now is not planned. Before CBJ, Varela, Riley, Love got sniff of football fecking wingers played ahead of them, makeshift CBs played ahead of them, fecking hell, even Lingard played as a wingback in 352 ahead of proper fullbacks. That's not cohesive and planned youth development because it would not happen if we weren't struck by, yet another, injury crisis. Wilson was rotting on bench, Januzaj was sent on a shit loan because he was not getting time, Pereira is rotting on bench. That's a part of that fantastic development too? Throwing players into deep water as well?

Credit where it's due because he plays youth but feck off with the 'everything was planed' notion because it's borderline retarded.

This proves to me that peoples problems with Van Gaal is down to the fact that Rashford and valera have been successful. Lingard played there and was unsuccessful; bearing in mind he is also relatively young.

He came across something that works for now but that would not have happened without a small squad.
 
Rashford would still be in the reserves were it not Rooney, Martial and Keane being injured. The fact that LVG would even consider taking credit for his emergence is an insult to Warren Joyce and the rest of the youth coaches at the club.

I look forward to the day we finally rid ourselves of LVG and his filosofy. The day can't come soon enough.

You do know these two are youngsters?

We have one experienced striker & the rest are kids. Yet everybody is deluded in saying all these youngsters are here only cos of injury.
 
The feck does xavi's thought on the world cup bare any resemblance to what LVG did with him as a kid. Mate, there have pleanty of people who have belittled LVG on the professional scene; come up with their quotes and then we can have a discussion.

Are you pretending that you don't understand my point now or what? Go and read all the things again, take a deep breath and maybe write it down if it helps.

This proves to me that peoples problems with Van Gaal is down to the fact that Rashford and valera have been successful. Lingard played there and was unsuccessful; bearing in mind he is also relatively young.

He came across something that works for now but that would not have happened without a small squad.

You're making shit up in your mind, completly ignoring what's being written. You're fecking paranoid to say the least.
 
And Warren Joyce is a proven liar. You can't pick and choose to fulfill your own fantasy. For all the praise I give Van Gaal I know he isn't the best at winning things first hand.

Varela isn't a youth player, he was in the 25 man squad and LVG used 4 players before him, he only got an opportunity when they all ended injured, so yeah they are lying and LVG tried to bring a RB.
 
Why in the hell should we play kids when we have experienced players. All Van Gaal does is gives youngsters a chance. Whether they are successful or not is thoroughly down to them.

Simple. We have 14 players over 25 with alot of players playing more than one position like young, blind, Rooney etc. The policy allows youth to get in to the team by numbers alone.

Rashford, whose performances you are happy to credit LVG for would've been an unknown name to most on here if it weren't for injuries. He was a ready-made goal machine, it would seem, just waiting to be unleashed – but he wasn't unleashed until a whole string of more senior players went and got themselves injured. So, LVG's strategy may be summed up like this: Play the kids – but only when the senior players are injured. Not when the senior players are shite.

To you, the above makes perfect sense: Why didn't he play the kids sooner? Because the senior players weren't injured! Simple, as you keep saying. You see nothing wrong with this logic?

LVG opts for a small squad: A core of senior players he shall always use, unless they're injured.

He also develops youth players like nobody else, meaning he has loads of brilliant teenagers waiting in the wings in the event of an injury crisis.

When the injury crisis hits us, the kids enter the scene, as planned – and play brilliantly, as expected.

Now, if it hadn't been for one, small detail, we could all agree that LVG is a genius. Can you guess what that one, small detail is?
 
The worst thing about the planning theory is that, it prevents us from praising his great ability to integrate youth players swiftly, LVG did not planned it but he reacted well and transformed a really bad situation into a mildly acceptable one.
 
You do know these two are youngsters?

We have one experienced striker & the rest are kids. Yet everybody is deluded in saying all these youngsters are here only cos of injury.

What part of my post are you disputing here? I am not following you.

Nothing deluded in suggesting a youth player was promoted to the first team due to an injury crisis at the club. That's generally how it works in all fairness.

Are you saying Rashford would have seen first team football had Rooney, Martial and Keane been fit and available to play?
 
What part of my post are you disputing here? I am not following you.

Nothing deluded in suggesting a youth player was promoted to the first team due to an injury crisis at the club. That's generally how it works in all fairness.

Are you saying Rashford would have seen first team football had Rooney, Martial and Keane been fit and available to play?

I'm saying two of the players you mentioned are kids too.
 
4 wins against 3 poor teams and a faultering Arsenal and you forget it all..... Amazing!

As usual a big assumption on your part.

I have not changed my vote or opiniom on LVG from day 1.

That doesn't mean that all is good. Maybe you should take the blinkers off and you will see not all is bad. Pretty easy to have Blind hatred and just diss anything that is positive.
 
Keane is 23 years old, Martial was a starter for a team who played in CL and a french international.

What's martial's international and CL experience got to do with it. He is a kid still. Wasn't Scholes saying that we shouldn't be relying on Kids? So has that changed now?

Keane is 23 same age as Lingard; IMO a kid still.
 
What's martial's international and CL experience got to do with it. He is a kid still. Wasn't Scholes saying that we shouldn't be relying on Kids? So has that changed now?

Keane is 23 same age as Lingard; IMO a kid still.

You are not stupid, you know that the only thing that matters is how good the player is, for example you can't rely on grandpas but Van der Sar was still a great player at 40 years old. There is no merits to rely on a 19 years old french international, a player who became international because of his performances with his club particularly in CL.

I mean I have seen a lot of posters claim that Mourinho had no merits to play Varane, when Varane wasn't an international player, never played in CL, never played for a strong team and played 1/3 of the amounts of games played by Martial.
 
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