Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has revealed that he’s very happy to still be in the fight for the top four and competing in the latter stages of the FA Cup.
The Red Devils beat West Ham United 2-1 at Upton Park on Wednesday night in the quarter-finals in the FA Cup, reaching the last four where they face Everton next weekend.
Van Gaal is on the brink of picking up his first silverware since taking over in the summer of 2014, depending on whether he can defeat Everton and then Watford or Crystal Palace in the final at Wembley.
“The players, the manager and the staff have been frustrated because we have not been consistent this season,” Van Gaal said, via the club’s official website. “When you have to line a different team up every week because of injuries, it is difficult to make a consistent team-building process”.
The Dutchman has been under intense pressure since taking over at Old Trafford and he could be shown door this summer so will be extremely keen to potentially end his time at the club with some silverware.
I"m "Very Happy" With Our Current Situation - Van Gaal
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