Rodgers Deny Manchester United job

 
Daily Mirror reported that the pressure is taking a toll on Van Gaal’s family life which could prompt him to walk away from Old Trafford at the end of the current campaign.
According to The Sun, LVG made the offer to executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward after the 1-0 home defeat by
Southampton and the pair talked again the following day.
Some rumours say that Rodgers could replace Van Gaal as the manager of Red devils.
In his interview for Talk Sport Rodgers, who was sacked by Liverpool in October, said: “When you manage Liverpool you know the Manchester United job is gone. I see a lot of the criticism he gets, but there’s no way that Louis van Gaal is sending the players out to have the least amount of shots on target. This is a guy who’s been around a long time and he built a team in [19]95 at Ajax that everyone talked about for years. Yes, it was possession-based football, but it was a real attacking blend of football.Obviously at Barcelona it was the same. He went on to Bayern Munich and they were a bit more possession-based, but they were still attacking.”
“I think it’s a lot about the players as well. You look at Manchester United, do they have the players that can excite like what they had did before? That’s part to do with it as well. It is one of those ones where the media have got their teeth into him and it is every day and every week now he gets the criticism. But this is a guy who has been at the top of his game for a long, long time. It is difficult for him but he would have known coming to this country what it is like,” he added.