Louis Van Gaal VERY Angry With Jose Mourinho

Fresh reports from the UK says ousted
Manchester United manager, Louis van Gaal is
holding the club’s new manager, Jose
Mourinho responsible for his loss because he
believes he was stabbed in the back by
Portuguese tactician.
According to The Sun UK, Louis Van Gaal,
quoting a source close to the Dutchman,
feels highly betrayed by Mourinho, his pal,
with whom he worked at Barcelona many
years ago.
“Louis feels betrayed by how Jose took
over and how he was sacked.
“He didn’t believe he would be axed after
the FA Cup win and now realises what
happened since December with Mourinho.
“Louis feels stabbed in the back by Jose…
and by the club,” the source said.
The tabloid reports, “LVG and the Special
One texted regularly until the second half
of the season, when the Dutchman’s
suspicions grew.
“And “the friendship is no more”
according to sources close to him.”
LVG, now at his holiday home in Portugal,
is fuming over how he has been treated —
which included his wife Truus telling him
the BBC were reporting his sacking and
Mourinho’s arrival.
That came moments after United had lifted
the FA Cup at Wembley and Van Gaal felt
he would keep his job.
The source added: “He had heard
everything during the season but the fact
remained he was still manager and then
won the prize of the FA Cup.
“Maybe his own personality meant he
didn’t believe it, yet at Wembley he still
didn’t have any official word about his
future.
“It was only when he got a text from
United boss Ed Woodward on Sunday
afternoon, asking for talks as the United
train was approaching Stockport, that he
knew it was over.”
The pair met at 5pm at Van Gaal’s home
and it was there that his fate was sealed.
And veteran boss LVG, 64, asked
Woodward to tell staff face-to-face the
following day at the club’s Carrington HQ.