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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 20187236" data-attributes="member: 158020">Van Gaal treated unfairly during Manchester United spell - Blind <img src="http://images.performgroup.com/di/library/omnisport/75/61/daley-blind-van-gaal-cropped_157ci1a69us4x1upi70l90xmnx.jpg?t=-496884108&w=620&h=430" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> Manchester United defender Daley Blind feels Louis van Gaal was treated unfairly during his time at Old Trafford and insists he would have liked him to remain in charge.Van Gaal was sacked on Monday after two underwhelming seasons in charge, despite guiding the Red Devils to FA Cup glory just two days earlier. The Dutchman received his fair share of criticism to with United's style of play under his stewardship but Blind believes his compatriot deserved more respect."I have always worked with him quite well and would have loved to continue doing so," Blind told De Telegraaf. "You are always under a lot of pressure when you are in charge of a big club in England, but Van Gaal has not been treated fairly over the past six months. I think Van Gaal has achieved so much that he deserves more respect."But despite all the criticism, he always protected the players. I think the team has always been very grateful for that. "It's not easy for a manager when you have already been sacked 82 times according to the papers. But we always kept believing in each other and in the manager, with the FA Cup as a beautiful reward. "We did it all together for the fans, the manager and the players themselves. All in all, it was a good end to the season." Jose Mourinho is expected to succeed Van Gaal as United manager, with reports suggesting his appointment will be confirmed this week.</blockquote>

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