Saying that he did not see any reason to resign, Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal gave a positive appraisal of his team’s Monday performance against Chelsea, where a number of near-misses for both sides left the Red Devils drawn 0-0 with the Premier League’s defending champions.
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After United’s Saturday defeat at Stoke, Van Gaal intimated that resignation would be something he would discuss with the club’s executive vice chairman, Ed Woodward. After his team earned a point against Chelsea, the under-fire boss struck a more resilient tone, saying the team had applied more pressure than in previous matches yet lacked the luck needed to break through:
