Premier League: Paul Scholes criticises Louis van Gaal's style of play

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October 29th, 2015
Back Premier League: Paul Scholes criticises Louis van Gaal's style of play

Former Manchester United legendary midfielder Paul Scholes says he "would not enjoy" playing in today's team under Louis van Gaal. The Red Devils were knocked out of the League Cup by Middlesbrough after a penalty shoot-out after a goalless 120 minutes. Scholes appreciated Manchester United's defence but criticised the style of play. Paul Scholes played no less than 718 matches for Manchester United.

"There's a lack of creativity and risk," said Scholes according to BBC Sport. "It's a team now you wouldn't want to play against because they're tightly organised. But it seems Van Gaal doesn't want players to beat men and it's probably not a team I'd have enjoyed playing in." United are currently fourth in the Premier League, but have not scored in their last two games.

Scholes added: "The hardest thing to coach is scoring goals and creativity. I was at the derby on Sunday and Rooney's movement was brilliant but when he's playing in that team there's no one prepared to pass to him. I think after 20 minutes you'd be tearing you hair out. I played with some brilliant centre forwards and I don't think they could play in this team - the likes of Ruud van Nistelrooy, Andy Cole, Dwight Yorke, Teddy Sheringham. You don't get crosses into the box or midfielders looking for runs."

Manchester United are 11/2 at Bet365 to win the Premier League title this season.

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