Wenger Defends Van Gaal

London - Arsene Wenger said he did not like the insults given to Louis van Gaal. According to him, did not deserve to talk about a replacement when Van Gaal was serving as manager of Manchester United.

Van Gaal later it is highlighted. Not just because United had not won the last six matches in all competitions, but the style of play that he applied to the team also criticized.

In the hands of managers from the Netherlands, United was dominant in terms of possession. However, many times they are difficult to penetrate the opponent's defense. Their dominance become sterile and endless nothing.

As a result, after United's lost from Norwich City last weekend, Van Gaal was heavily rumored to be thrown out. He referred to will be replaced by several candidates, among them was Ryan Giggs and Jose Mourinho.

Wenger, who also asked about the future of Van Gaal, said he did not like speculation on the future of a manager.

"I think, many many who commented about this and I do not need add-nambahinya. I do not want anyone to lose their jobs," said Wenger as reported by Soccerway.

"You all know how I think about it, is never pleasant to hear someone lose their job. I do not want to speculate. I have respect for Louis van Gaal and what is happening now is very inappropriate."

"He has worked in football for 30 years and what he produces is remarkable. Therefore, what happens to him nowadays is so inappropriate."

"Of course, he needs to be given more time," said Wenger.

Some reports in the British media said Van Gaal had been given an ultimatum. If United fail to achieve good results in the game against Stoke City and Chelsea, he would be thrown out.