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Louis van Gaal: Looking at a three-year process
Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal has admitted he feels 'lousy' over the club's start to the season and says it will take three years to develop a winning formula.
Dutch boss Van Gaal has garnered just 13 points so far, even though United had a favourable run of fixtures at the start of the season.
"It's not good enough," the United boss said when asked to evaluate his team's start to the season. "I feel lousy."
His predecessor David Moyes, who lasted just 10 months in the job, had 17 points at this stage last season.
Van Gaal added: "I feel, myself, very lousy for the fans firstly, but also for the board because they have a great belief in me and my players and my staff and when you have 13 points out of 10 matches you are not doing well."
And Van Gaal has warned concerned United fans it may take a long time before he finds a winning formula with his squad.
"We are in a process and that process shall take more than one year," said the Dutchman, who was given a three-year contract this summer.
"It shall take three years, I hope, because that is always dependable from a lot of aspects, but I think it shall be and we shall make it happen that we shall win a lot of matches in a row."
His predecessor David Moyes, who lasted just 10 months in the job, had 17 points at this stage last season.
Van Gaal added: "I feel, myself, very lousy for the fans firstly, but also for the board because they have a great belief in me and my players and my staff and when you have 13 points out of 10 matches you are not doing well."
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