Tactics and Van Gaal Transfer Policy Criticized

London - Manchester United's game in his second season under the direction of Louis van Gaal is not too promising. England football legend Alan Shearer has strongly criticized the veteran coach Dutchman.

Entering its second season Van Gaal now required Manchester United achievement after reaching the minimum target with finish fourth in the Premier League 2014-2015. Earlier this season, Manchester United recorded only one defeat in his first six games.

Regardless of successfully penetrating the main round of the Champions League, Manchester United's performance in the domestic competition is far from satisfactory. The Red Devils could only score three goals in four league games, even one of them helped by an own goal by an opposing player.

This weekend, the real test comes when Manchester United challenged Liverpool at Old Trafford. According to Shearer, Van Gaal shall bring his team to win the duel.

"I think Van Gaal shall win the game," Shearer wrote in his column in The Sun, are quoted by the Telegraph. "He's been asking for more time for his team to assimilate, for the younger players to evolve, and so on. I'm afraid the time has expired is now."

"You could not set the amount of changes that have been made, supported with hundreds of millions, then claiming you are a victim because it takes time to blend in. And that task him to form a team and I rate a season is plenty of time to measure a club like Manchester United. "

"The game Van Gaal boring and functional will look fine if you get results. But when seen from the last 10 games last season, they only get three wins, three draws and three defeats (Manchester United won four, drawn two times, three lost).

Van Gaal's transfer policy is also been in the spotlight Shearer. After failing to get Pedro, Neymar, and Thomas Mueller, MU even bring Anthony Martial from AS Monaco, the young French striker and untested.

"Some experiments him to turn in the market this summer confusing. He put Adnan Januzaj in four games this season and loaned him. He told Javier Hernandez that the player had a second chance, but then actually sell him," said Shearer.

"Then bring a teenager relatively untested in the figure of Anthony Martial, are now burdened with high expectations after an agreement are takes a fee of 57.6 million pounds."

"CV Van Gaal gave her time that is not found David Moyes. But the poor results on Saturday (against Liverpool) will create a lot of questions," said Shearer.