Old Trafford chief snaps back at former star for critical comments.
Louis Van Gaal has admitted that his side were lucky to come away with three points against Southampton on Monday night, but warned former club legend Gary Neville to ‘watch what you say about Manchester United’, the Daily Mirror reports.
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The Dutchman accepted that his side were saved by two Robin Van Persie goals against the Saints, but took exception to comments made by Neville saying that Sunday’s game against Liverpool could be like watching “the Dog and Duck against the Red Lion”.
And Van Gaal snipped back at the old fan favourite by saying: “He can say everything because he’s an ex-legend. But as an ex-legend, you have to know what you’re saying.”
“You can interpret that (as you like). It’s not difficult when I say he has to pay attention to his words.”