Posted on: 02:15 Tue, 23 Feb 2016



Manchester United legend David
Beckham is not in support of Van
Gaal early criticism, He doesn’t
want him to be judged till the
season comes to an end.

Van Gaal has not had a beautiful
season with United, with the red
devils getting kicked out of the UCL
and struggling in the EPL.

And the 1-0 loss to Midjtylland in
the Europa league did not help Van
Gaal’s situation.

“Van Gaal is an experienced
manager with a great reputation in
the game. Sometimes it takes time.
It is not easy being manager of
Manchester United,” Beckham told
talkSPORT.

“We have to look at results, we
have to look at the way we play, we
have to listen to fans – the people
that really matter at the club – and
I only hear great things about him
as a person, as a manager, as a
coach.

“I have met him once before and he
treated me unbelievably well. He is
manager of Manchester United so
there is always going to be
criticism, but at the end of the
season let’s see what happens.”

Beckham has admitted he finds it
hard to see United going through a
difficult period, but he believes it
was inevitable they would struggle
following the departure of manager
Alex Ferguson and players such as
Roy Keane, Paul Scholes and Ryan
Giggs.

“As a United fan, I always hoped
we wouldn’t go through a slump,
but it was inevitable. When the
manager left that was always going
to be a massive thing, but you also
lost players like Keaney, like
Scholesy, and Giggsy has stopped
playing. You have lost such great
characters through the team,” he
added.

“We have had so much success over
the last 20 years that if we don’t
win something for one season or
two seasons people talk about it
being a crisis.

“United is United. It doesn’t matter
if you love them or hate them, they
are one of the biggest, if not the
biggest, club in the world and you
have to keep that reputation. The
only way you can keep that
reputation is by winning trophies.”