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and1 · 21-03-2016, 11:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Efendi Junarto

setelah dihujam dg kekalahan... skrang mulai naik kereta luncur keatas lagi.
dengan kemenangan tentunya...
tapi.. sdh trlanjur kecewa dg hilangnya kesempatan Europa League

kereta luncur ke atasnya biasa bertahan sampai 3 ato 4 pertandingan, lalu terjun bebas lg

fredrian.seven · 22-03-2016, 01:49 PM

Buat yang galau

Van Gaal, Mourinho or Giggs? Not even Man Utd know who to turn to next
By Kris Voakes - goal.com

Sunday's derby victory will only encourage the club to coast a little longer without making a firm decision on exactly who they should entrust with their future.

Louis van Gaal left the Etihad Stadium with a huge smile on his face on Sunday. A 1-0 victory over Manchester Citywould make any Manchester United manager proud, but the Dutchman has more reason than most to revel in such results given the constant questions over his future which continue to dominate the narrative of his club’s season.
No matter how many personal assurances he has been given by executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward, the United boss knows the score. After a season in which the club have fallen a long way short of expectation – regardless of how their run-in pans out – the constant speculation linking Jose Mourinho to the Old Trafford hot-seat is perhaps understandable.

Van Gaal admitted on Thursday after the Europa League exit at the hands of Liverpool that his side have underachieved in 2015-16, and while he tried to qualify his assertion by saying unforeseen factors – not least a crippling injury list – have played a role, there can be no covering for the reality that he failed to deliver what his superiors expected of him.

For many, that has automatically led to the presumption that Mourinho will be leading United into their Premier League assault next season. Jobless for the last three months, the ex-Real Madrid and Chelsea boss is by some margin the most attractive proposition on the market. But in truth there is a broad spectrum of possibilities between the current reality of Van Gaal holding the reins and the suggested alternative of the brash Portuguese taking charge.

Mourinho seems to have lined up a new player for United every week, depending on what you read. There was also the claims he would take over from the struggling Van Gaal back in December, which led to a number of red Mourinho scarves being sold outside Old Trafford before the draw with Chelsea.

Since then we have had various reports of the Portuguese flashing a leg at United, but all the while the club have turned away without so much as a blush. Even Saturday night’s claims that Mourinho has signed a pre-contract agreement don’t quite add up whereby the 53-year-old surely cares more about his managerial stock and public image than some £15 million payoff in case of rejection.

And there's certainly been nothing from the United end to suggest the former Chelsea boss will be up next in the queue of managers hoping to emulate Sir Alex Ferguson and bring back the glory days. While Mourinho and his allies have led a huge number of people to believe that his succession to the throne is a foregone conclusion by driving the agenda, the Red Devils clearly have their reservations. There has been nothing stopping them from replacing Van Gaal with his former Barcelona side-kick for the past three months, except of course the sizeable concerns held by a number of key club figures.

Ferguson, Sir Bobby Charlton and David Gill are all widely believed to be in the anti-Mourinho camp, and any eventual appointment of the Portuguese would be led by those in the boardroom with a more commercially-based CV.

Woodward has yet to publicly throw his weight behind Van Gaal, despite the reality that a second managerial failure in his three years in the role would likely paint a bad picture of his merits despite big financial gains on the back of intelligent commercial deals. He knows how big a marketing coup it would be to bring in the face of modern football management, but he also wouldn’t want to rock the boat with his contemporaries.

For Ferguson and Charlton, Mourinho is a caustic figure, a short-termist at odds with United’s long-term vision and values, while Ryan Giggs is the very personification of Manchester United. The Welshman played in the club’s first team for almost a quarter of a century, racking up more appearances than anyone else in the Reds’ long history. He has already briefly managed the club and is meant to replace Van Gaal in 2017 to fulfil his destiny as United’s long-term boss.

But should Van Gaal’s failures this term be deemed a sackable offence, there appears little appetite for rushing Giggs into the role for the sake of handing him an expensive mess of a first-team squad.

Van Gaal has been entrusted with the ear of Woodward in early talks relating to potential moves in the summer market, despite his returns this season being hugely undeserving of continued employment. Yet you can see why a club would err on the side of caution given the quandary they appear to have over the big decision they are being forced to make.

Van Gaal has admitted himself that he has fallen short, but is well within reach of the Champions League spot and FA Cup triumph which would rescue something from the most unpredictable season on record. Giggs is favoured by the footballing royalty within the corridors of power, but there are question marks as to whether he is too raw to lead an overhaul. And Mourinho’s abrasive, short-termist approach isn’t what United want, but his ability to make the club relevant again is attractive.

The result is that there is a mood of rampant indecision around United. They have spent much of the season promoting inaction, and allowing fate to decide their future for them. But a very definite air of ambiguity remains as to what move they might make next.

So if you think you know exactly what Manchester United have planned for next season, you’re either wrong or you’re one step ahead of the club itself. Because right now, they don’t seem to have any idea which direction to move in next.

zudomiriku · 06-04-2016, 01:56 PM

Louis van Gaal could be offered Manchester United lifeline as club 'prepare £80m summer transfer kitty' for Dutchman

* Manchester United news: Click here for all the latest from Old Trafford
* Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal has faced scrutiny this season
* He has been criticised regarding disappointing results and performances
* Jose Mourinho and Ryan Giggs have been touted as potential successors
* Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf says Van Gaal will retain his job
* The paper also suggests that he will be given a sizeable transfer budget

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has been given assurances over his future at the club according to Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf.

He has one year left to run on a three-year contract signed when he succeeded David Moyes in 2014, but has faced scrutiny this season for several disappointing performances and results.

United are currently fifth in the Premier League table after 31 games with 53 points, 16 behind the pace of leaders Leicester and have suffered early exits from the Champions League and Capital One Cup.

Former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho and current Red Devils assistant Ryan Giggs have been heavily tipped to replace Van Gaal if he leaves his post this summer, with such speculation intensifying after the 64-year-old was not featured in promotional material for United's tour of China.

De Telegraaf, however, report that Van Gaal has won a significant battle with United's commercial department to ensure that the team only plays two games during an eight-day trip to the Far East.

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal (right) will keep his job according to De Telegraaf

The newspaper goes on to suggest that Van Gaal will be given a sizeable transfer kitty to the tune of £80million, with Everton striker Romelu Lukaku identified as a priority target.

United beat Everton in the Premier League at the weekend, edging them 1-0 at Old Trafford.

Much of the criticism surrounding Van Gaal this term has related to his side's style of play, seemingly lacking a cutting edge in its attack.

Indeed, United have racked up the second-lowest goal total of any team in the top half of the table during this campaign.

After the win over the Toffees, the ex-Ajax and Bayern Munich boss admitted the result had felt like a 'stolen victory'.

Since arriving at United, Van Gaal has been backed considerably in the transfer market, but has enjoyed limited success with his signings.

Argentina international forward Angel di Maria, for example, cost a club-record £60m from Real Madrid, but was sold to Paris Saint-Germain after a solitary, uninspiring season.

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3524428/Manchester-United-boss-Louis-van-Gaal-reassured-future-set-handed-80m-summer-transfer-kitty.html

zudomiriku · 08-04-2016, 02:30 PM

Van Gaal to stay at Man United, get $115 million transfer kitty

Louis Van Gaal is not going anywhere.

That’s according to a report in Dutch outlet De Telegraaf, which suggests that the current Manchester United manager, 64, will be at Old Trafford for the final season of his three-year deal.

Van Gaal currently has United one point off the top four of the Premier League with seven games to go, as the Red Devils are locked in a bitter battle with crosstown rivals Manchester City for the fourth and final UEFA Champions League spot.

Despite moans and groans from fans, pundits and former players all season long about the defensive style of United under LVG, the report claims the Dutchman will be backed heavily in the transfer market this summer with $115 million available to spend on new players for next season.

It is worth mentioning that Van Gaal was formerly a columnist for De Telegraaf and has close links with the paper, so perhaps he is trying to call United’s bluff and force them into showing their hand about their plans for next season.

Van Gaal has already spent over $375 million on new players during his 18-month reign — Memphis Depay and Angel di Maria have been among the major disappointments on that score — at United and despite leading them to fourth-place last season they bowed out at the UCL group stage this campaign.

Speculation continues about Jose Mourinho arriving as manager at United this summer but with United finishing the season strongly (they’ve won four of their last five games), injury concerns easing and an FA Cup quarterfinal replay coming up, perhaps executive vice chairman Ed Woodward will keep his undying faith in LVG.

The transfer kitty mentioned in this report is expected to be used mainly on luring Romelu Lukaku from Everton, as the Belgian forward is already reportedly subject of a $70 million bid from his former club Chelsea.

United’s fans certainly won’t be too pleased to hear the news about Van Gaal staying as they believe a return to the swashbuckling success of the Sir Alex Ferguson era would be more likely under the leadership of another manager.

Van Gaal has always spoken of his intent to see out his three-year deal at United and as the days and weeks go by without any mention of Mourinho in serious talks with the Red Devils board, you have to think that the experienced yet eccentric Dutchman is going to be at the helm next season.

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and1 · 11-04-2016, 01:55 AM

kalo bisa malem ini jg dipecat ini pelatih, gantinya terserah lah, Ed Woodward mau ngelatih sendiri jg gpp, asal bukan mr. philosophy

Zakaria Jhack · 11-04-2016, 03:03 AM

Sudahlah, apalagi yg bisa diharapkan? Menang sekali dua kali selanjutnya kalah lagi seri lagi. Semoga aja musim depan bisa malem jumatan bareng Mou

roodee_UID · 11-04-2016, 03:11 AM

Ryan Giggs udh mateng tuh 😊

Zakaria Jhack · 11-04-2016, 03:22 AM

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Originally Posted by roodee_UID

Ryan Giggs udh mateng tuh 😊

Yaa bisa juga klo memang Ed sudah percaya 100% dengan paman Giggs. Yg oenting tendang si meneer dulu, balikin ke negaranya, ngurus Belanda yg juga lagi merosot

roodee_UID · 11-04-2016, 03:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Zakaria Jhack

Yaa bisa juga klo memang Ed sudah percaya 100% dengan paman Giggs. Yg oenting tendang si meneer dulu, balikin ke negaranya, ngurus Belanda yg juga lagi merosot

selama ini giggs juga yg berdiri dan memotivasi pemain... si lvg ngerjain PR di bench 😃

Blacklist7 · 12-04-2016, 02:18 AM

@J.A. Adjie Mantap prediksimu bro.. JUARA!!

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22-03-2016, 01:49 PM	#152
fredrian.seven captain Welcome Mou Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: 10km dari Bintaro Plaza ke arah Ciledug :)) Posts: 11,212 Thanks: 1,240 Thanked 857 Times in 606 Posts Mentioned: 126 Post(s)	Re: Van Gaal Out?! Buat yang galau Van Gaal, Mourinho or Giggs? Not even Man Utd know who to turn to next By Kris Voakes - goal.com Sunday's derby victory will only encourage the club to coast a little longer without making a firm decision on exactly who they should entrust with their future. Louis van Gaal left the Etihad Stadium with a huge smile on his face on Sunday. A 1-0 victory over Manchester Citywould make any Manchester United manager proud, but the Dutchman has more reason than most to revel in such results given the constant questions over his future which continue to dominate the narrative of his club’s season. No matter how many personal assurances he has been given by executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward, the United boss knows the score. After a season in which the club have fallen a long way short of expectation – regardless of how their run-in pans out – the constant speculation linking Jose Mourinho to the Old Trafford hot-seat is perhaps understandable. Van Gaal admitted on Thursday after the Europa League exit at the hands of Liverpool that his side have underachieved in 2015-16, and while he tried to qualify his assertion by saying unforeseen factors – not least a crippling injury list – have played a role, there can be no covering for the reality that he failed to deliver what his superiors expected of him. For many, that has automatically led to the presumption that Mourinho will be leading United into their Premier League assault next season. Jobless for the last three months, the ex-Real Madrid and Chelsea boss is by some margin the most attractive proposition on the market. But in truth there is a broad spectrum of possibilities between the current reality of Van Gaal holding the reins and the suggested alternative of the brash Portuguese taking charge. Mourinho seems to have lined up a new player for United every week, depending on what you read. There was also the claims he would take over from the struggling Van Gaal back in December, which led to a number of red Mourinho scarves being sold outside Old Trafford before the draw with Chelsea. Since then we have had various reports of the Portuguese flashing a leg at United, but all the while the club have turned away without so much as a blush. Even Saturday night’s claims that Mourinho has signed a pre-contract agreement don’t quite add up whereby the 53-year-old surely cares more about his managerial stock and public image than some £15 million payoff in case of rejection. And there's certainly been nothing from the United end to suggest the former Chelsea boss will be up next in the queue of managers hoping to emulate Sir Alex Ferguson and bring back the glory days. While Mourinho and his allies have led a huge number of people to believe that his succession to the throne is a foregone conclusion by driving the agenda, the Red Devils clearly have their reservations. There has been nothing stopping them from replacing Van Gaal with his former Barcelona side-kick for the past three months, except of course the sizeable concerns held by a number of key club figures. Ferguson, Sir Bobby Charlton and David Gill are all widely believed to be in the anti-Mourinho camp, and any eventual appointment of the Portuguese would be led by those in the boardroom with a more commercially-based CV. Woodward has yet to publicly throw his weight behind Van Gaal, despite the reality that a second managerial failure in his three years in the role would likely paint a bad picture of his merits despite big financial gains on the back of intelligent commercial deals. He knows how big a marketing coup it would be to bring in the face of modern football management, but he also wouldn’t want to rock the boat with his contemporaries. For Ferguson and Charlton, Mourinho is a caustic figure, a short-termist at odds with United’s long-term vision and values, while Ryan Giggs is the very personification of Manchester United. The Welshman played in the club’s first team for almost a quarter of a century, racking up more appearances than anyone else in the Reds’ long history. He has already briefly managed the club and is meant to replace Van Gaal in 2017 to fulfil his destiny as United’s long-term boss. But should Van Gaal’s failures this term be deemed a sackable offence, there appears little appetite for rushing Giggs into the role for the sake of handing him an expensive mess of a first-team squad. Van Gaal has been entrusted with the ear of Woodward in early talks relating to potential moves in the summer market, despite his returns this season being hugely undeserving of continued employment. Yet you can see why a club would err on the side of caution given the quandary they appear to have over the big decision they are being forced to make. Van Gaal has admitted himself that he has fallen short, but is well within reach of the Champions League spot and FA Cup triumph which would rescue something from the most unpredictable season on record. Giggs is favoured by the footballing royalty within the corridors of power, but there are question marks as to whether he is too raw to lead an overhaul. And Mourinho’s abrasive, short-termist approach isn’t what United want, but his ability to make the club relevant again is attractive. The result is that there is a mood of rampant indecision around United. They have spent much of the season promoting inaction, and allowing fate to decide their future for them. But a very definite air of ambiguity remains as to what move they might make next. So if you think you know exactly what Manchester United have planned for next season, you’re either wrong or you’re one step ahead of the club itself. Because right now, they don’t seem to have any idea which direction to move in next.

06-04-2016, 01:56 PM	#153
zudomiriku moderator Happy New Year 2023 Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Kemang(gisan) Posts: 24,492 Thanks: 5,047 Thanked 1,785 Times in 921 Posts Mentioned: 274 Post(s)	Re: Van Gaal Out?! Louis van Gaal could be offered Manchester United lifeline as club 'prepare £80m summer transfer kitty' for Dutchman * Manchester United news: Click here for all the latest from Old Trafford * Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal has faced scrutiny this season * He has been criticised regarding disappointing results and performances * Jose Mourinho and Ryan Giggs have been touted as potential successors * Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf says Van Gaal will retain his job * The paper also suggests that he will be given a sizeable transfer budget Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has been given assurances over his future at the club according to Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf. He has one year left to run on a three-year contract signed when he succeeded David Moyes in 2014, but has faced scrutiny this season for several disappointing performances and results. United are currently fifth in the Premier League table after 31 games with 53 points, 16 behind the pace of leaders Leicester and have suffered early exits from the Champions League and Capital One Cup. Former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho and current Red Devils assistant Ryan Giggs have been heavily tipped to replace Van Gaal if he leaves his post this summer, with such speculation intensifying after the 64-year-old was not featured in promotional material for United's tour of China. De Telegraaf, however, report that Van Gaal has won a significant battle with United's commercial department to ensure that the team only plays two games during an eight-day trip to the Far East. Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal (right) will keep his job according to De Telegraaf The newspaper goes on to suggest that Van Gaal will be given a sizeable transfer kitty to the tune of £80million, with Everton striker Romelu Lukaku identified as a priority target. United beat Everton in the Premier League at the weekend, edging them 1-0 at Old Trafford. Much of the criticism surrounding Van Gaal this term has related to his side's style of play, seemingly lacking a cutting edge in its attack. Indeed, United have racked up the second-lowest goal total of any team in the top half of the table during this campaign. After the win over the Toffees, the ex-Ajax and Bayern Munich boss admitted the result had felt like a 'stolen victory'. Since arriving at United, Van Gaal has been backed considerably in the transfer market, but has enjoyed limited success with his signings. Argentina international forward Angel di Maria, for example, cost a club-record £60m from Real Madrid, but was sold to Paris Saint-Germain after a solitary, uninspiring season. Code: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3524428/Manchester-United-boss-Louis-van-Gaal-reassured-future-set-handed-80m-summer-transfer-kitty.html __________________ UNITED INDONESIA GO GREEN

08-04-2016, 02:30 PM	#154
zudomiriku moderator Happy New Year 2023 Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Kemang(gisan) Posts: 24,492 Thanks: 5,047 Thanked 1,785 Times in 921 Posts Mentioned: 274 Post(s)	Re: Van Gaal Out?! Van Gaal to stay at Man United, get $115 million transfer kitty Louis Van Gaal is not going anywhere. That’s according to a report in Dutch outlet De Telegraaf, which suggests that the current Manchester United manager, 64, will be at Old Trafford for the final season of his three-year deal. Van Gaal currently has United one point off the top four of the Premier League with seven games to go, as the Red Devils are locked in a bitter battle with crosstown rivals Manchester City for the fourth and final UEFA Champions League spot. Despite moans and groans from fans, pundits and former players all season long about the defensive style of United under LVG, the report claims the Dutchman will be backed heavily in the transfer market this summer with $115 million available to spend on new players for next season. It is worth mentioning that Van Gaal was formerly a columnist for De Telegraaf and has close links with the paper, so perhaps he is trying to call United’s bluff and force them into showing their hand about their plans for next season. Van Gaal has already spent over $375 million on new players during his 18-month reign — Memphis Depay and Angel di Maria have been among the major disappointments on that score — at United and despite leading them to fourth-place last season they bowed out at the UCL group stage this campaign. Speculation continues about Jose Mourinho arriving as manager at United this summer but with United finishing the season strongly (they’ve won four of their last five games), injury concerns easing and an FA Cup quarterfinal replay coming up, perhaps executive vice chairman Ed Woodward will keep his undying faith in LVG. The transfer kitty mentioned in this report is expected to be used mainly on luring Romelu Lukaku from Everton, as the Belgian forward is already reportedly subject of a $70 million bid from his former club Chelsea. United’s fans certainly won’t be too pleased to hear the news about Van Gaal staying as they believe a return to the swashbuckling success of the Sir Alex Ferguson era would be more likely under the leadership of another manager. Van Gaal has always spoken of his intent to see out his three-year deal at United and as the days and weeks go by without any mention of Mourinho in serious talks with the Red Devils board, you have to think that the experienced yet eccentric Dutchman is going to be at the helm next season. Code: http://soccer.nbcsports.com/2016/04/05/report-van-gaal-to-stay-at-man-united-get-150-million-transfer-kitty/ __________________ UNITED INDONESIA GO GREEN

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