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1997–2000: Louis van Gaal and the ‘Dutchification’ of Barcelona
Daniel Law takes an in depth look at Spanish giants Barcelona and how their style of play evolved by following the successful Dutch model.
Tag: Louis Van Gaal
Where it all went wrong for Manchester United
The causes of the current crisis at Old Trafford run deep and all lead back to Manchester United’s hasty sacking of Louis van Gaal, writes Billy Brake.
Beyond preseason, Andreas Pereira must stay true to his talents
With fleeting glimpses of his talent in pre-season, Andreas Pereira must push on stay true to his talents, writes Stefan Reyners.
Is hating Manchester United finally back in fashion?
With the arrival of Jose Mourinho and Zlatan Ibrahimović heralding a new, less traditional Manchester United, Jason Coulter asks whether hating The Red Devils is now back in fashion.
Manchester United – an enfeebled giant?
Farzad Amirmahani discusses the changes undergone at Manchester United since Sir Alex Ferguson stepped down as manager back in 2013.
Is it Manchester United’s defence that makes their attack so boring?
Chris McMullan dissects some of Manchester United’s problems, and believes that they could be emanating from their backline.
Everybody needs a Mata
Maurice Brosnan discusses Juan Mata’s important to Manchester United under Louis van Gaal.
2015/16 could be a breakthrough season for Andreas Pereira at Manchester United
This season could offer a chance to breakthrough at Manchester United for Andreas Pereira, writes Rich Lloyd.
Will Nani finally live up to his potential at Fenerbahçe?
Despite not living up to expectations at Old Trafford, Nani has a chance to reignite his career at Fenerbahçe, writes Rich Lloyd.
Taking the temperature of Manchester United
Ryan Collins discusses Manchester United’s evolution under Louis van Gaal as a number of key signings look to fit in.