Louis van Gaal is preparing to quit Manchester United if the club flop to their fifth defeat in a row against Chelsea tomorrow at Old Trafford.
The downcast United manager is fighting for his job after another dreadful 0-2 defeat against Stoke City on Saturday and made it clear if he is unable to get a response at Old Trafford, he will jump before he is pushed – provided the club don’t take their own unilateral action in the next 24 hours and throw Ryan Giggs in to take temporary charge.
“It is not always the club that has to sack me. Sometimes I do it by myself. I am the one who wants to speak first,” said the 64-year-old tactician whose gamble to drop captain Wayne Rooney backfired as Stoke hit two early goals through Bojan Krkic and Marko Arnautovic to complete United’s worst run since 1961.
Executive vice-chairman, Ed Woodward wasn’t at Stoke to see the latest horror show. Van Gaal expects to be given one final chance against Chelsea on the understanding that he will walk if he fails again.
“It is getting more difficult because I am also part of the four defeats we have lost so people are looking at me and I have to deal with that,” said the Dutchman.
“For me, it is much more important what people are saying to me in private than public but I don’t say what (he’s been told) because it is not any of your business.

“I can also quit by myself but that is something I speak with Ed Woodward and not with you. That is also something I don’t have to say.”
Asked if he would be in charge against Chelsea, he said: “We will have to wait and see, but I think so.”
The decision may yet be taken out of his hands in the next 24 hours with midfielder Michael Carrick admitting: “It is a horrible run, a horrible feeling. It hurts a lot. We aren’t playing well enough as a team. It is Manchester United were are playing for and it is a privilege.”
Van Gaal said the pressure was getting to his players.

“We didn’t dare to play football. I’ve tried to do everything but the pressure shall be every match higher and higher and we have to solve that problem,” he said.

Van Gaal walked out of his pre-match press conference on Wednesday calling for an apology from those who said he would be replaced by Jose Mourinho.

He also briefly talked about rallying the players at a Christmas lunch, but he had nowhere to go after another inept performance.

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Chelsea will beat man u like small pikin.

Sorr Mr van girl,i dont think ur side can defeat cfc

Lol.....but I don't want this man to quit. So we can all demolish man u.